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Hosted by Antoine Abou-Diwan · sports · EN
Yafta Projects is about the lives of cyclists. Although bike-riding is discussed, the program is a launch ramp for larger discussions about life. Yafta Projects is produced in Los Angeles with an eye on mountain bikers, BMXers, road and gravel cyclists around the world. Write us at yaftaprojects@gmail.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchYafta Projects is about the lives of cyclists. Although bike-riding is discussed, the program is a launch ramp for larger discussions about life. Yafta Projects is produced in Los Angeles with an eye on mountain bikers, BMXers, road and gravel cyclists around the world.
Yafta Projects is hosted by Antoine Abou-Diwan. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "013: Georgena Terry" (14 October 2026, 54 minutes), "012: Robbie Kane" (16 September 2026, 69 minutes), and "011: Jason Fitzgibbon" (13 August 2026, 83 minutes).
Yafta Projects publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 64 minutes across 13 episodes.
Booking probability for Yafta Projects is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Yafta Projects requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Yafta Projects's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Yafta Projects are Sports and Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Yafta Projects has a sports audience.
Antoine Abou-Diwan hosts Yafta Projects, a sports podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Episode #13
Georgena Terry started building bike frames in the 1980s, and quickly noticed that the industry did not take women seriously. Georgena responded with frames and components designed specifically for women. Her work...
Episode #12
Robbie Kane is a trail builder, sailboat racer and musician. You may have seen him in “The Hardtail Holdout,” a beautiful mountain bike video filmed on a trail he built as he was helping his partner fight cancer. Robbie...
Episode #11
Jason Fitzgibbon is an ecologist, photographer and mountain biker. This means that the areas he works in and rides in are oftentimes one and the same. Jason spoke at length about conservation efforts, mountain bike...
Episode #9
<p>Research scientist. Pro DH racer. Singlespeed world champion. Mountain Bike Hall of Fame inductee. Bike cafe owner. Tour operator in Costa Rica. Marla Streb has done it all, and she is not done. This is her...
Episode #9
Research scientist. Pro DH racer. Singlespeed world champion. Mountain Bike Hall of Fame inductee. Bike cafe owner. Tour operator in Costa Rica. Marla Streb has done it all, and she is not done. This is her interview.
Episode #8
<p>Casey Clark is the founder of Camp and Go Slow, which offers bar tape, bike bags, clothing, and a light-hearted take on the bike industry. He also runs Great Basin Pottery. We spoke at length about his creative...
Episode #8
Casey Clark is the founder of Camp and Go Slow, which offers bar tape, bike bags, clothing, and a light-hearted take on the bike industry. He also runs Great Basin Pottery. We spoke at length about his creative approach...
Episode #7
<p>Kyle B. Kelley may be cycling’s biggest hype man in Los Angeles. Kyle is co-owner of Allez LA, an incredible bike shop overflowing with cool products and love. Kyle spoke at length about the challenges of running a...
Episode #6
<p>You’ve probably seen Bronson Moore and his unusual Raised Reversed stem if you follow mountain bike content online. But how did he develop it and what does it do? Bronson discussed all this and much more.</p>
Episode #5
<p>Travis Engel’s Commonground Bikes project combined the best aspects of BMX and mountain bikes. Things didn’t go according to plan, but his concepts have since been picked up by some BMX legends. This and other...
Episode #4
<p>Travis Engel followed his bliss from his hometown in Illinois to California, and great things happened. He got a sweet bike shop gig, which led to a career as a mountain bike journalist with Bike Mag and The...
Episode #3
<p >Hernan Montenegro does it all. He shredded a BMX and fixed-gear in “To Live & Ride in LA.” Nowadays he operates Montenegro Manufacturing, a custom carbon frame operation. But he had to work as a bike messenger for...
Episode #2
<p >It’s difficult to overstate Zapata Espinoza’s impact on cycling. Zap has chronicled mountain biking, road cycling and motorcycles for decades. He discussed Mountain Bike Action’s editorial red lines and the fallout...
Episode #1
<p >Chad Logan, aka Mr. Tick, talks about growing up in Southern California, discovering mountain biking, his obsession with vintage bikes, and how he got his start building his own bike parts under the label Mr. Tick...
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