Cycling Matters Podcast

Finally, after mentioning Brian “one of our CM partners” Giron a lot of times last year, he finally joins the show! Starting this episode, we’ll be hearing more of Brian as a host and not just a mystery CM guy to whom we always refer whenever we talk about some technical cycling stuff! Also in this episode, we’re going to talk about our cycling hopes and dreams for the year 2020!

Our last episode for this season! We're rounding out the year with our resolutions for the new year and the new decade! Check out what we plan to do in 2020 and let us know your resolutions in the comment section.

In this episode, we have guests from CycleHouse Indoor Cycling! We’ve been talking a lot about cycling outdoors—bike commuting, long distance cycling, cycling as a sport, etc. This week’s episode is a little different. We’re gonna talk about how cycling can also be an effective workout through indoor cycling. Something to consider for your New Year's Resolutions?

In this episode, we talk about something in cycling that could happen to anyone—beginners, enthusiasts, and even professional cyclists—and at the same time wish that it would never happen to us. Jobim Bimbao, a landscape architect, talks to us about his personal experience of crashing and his road to recovery.

In this episode, we talk to one of the admins of a Facebook group that's catered to female cyclists: Tropang Women Bikers. She talks about her experiences as a female cyclist and how their cycling club has given her, and other members, a way to help fellow women get into cycling.

This episode should be interesting because not only are we going to talk about Women Matters, we’ll also be discussing it from the perspectives of a veteran female cyclist and a female cyclist who just started bike commuting. Listen as they share their experiences and learn from each other in another episode of the Cycling Matters Podcast.

In this episode, we have guests from Bicycle Friendly Philippines, a movement that works towards a more conducive environment for cycling by coordinating with policy makers, government agencies and local government units.

In this episode, we are speaking to a folding bike commuter who has stuck to cycling as his mode of transport despite having a pretty colorful experience of transitioning from being a regular commuter to becoming a daily bike commuter within 11 months.

In this episode of the Cycling Matters Podcast, we talk about the struggles of getting around by bike in a city as car-centric as Metro Manila. We discuss how it’s like for us, getting around by bike. Then we move on to how we think Metro Manila is car-centric.