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Cycling Odysseys
Cycling Odysseys episodes
- S1 Ep53: The Showmen Light Up the Opening Weekend...of Reduced Bunch Sprints?A great Opening Weekend despite good weather. My personal favorite episode so far. I would be honored if you gave it a full listen and enjoyed it, and even sent it to a friend to help explain why you love cycling.37 min
- S1 Ep52: Pogacar Takes Care of Business in UAE's Home RaceThoroughly enjoyed the UAE Tour on for the past week. Cycling is back!17 min
- S1 Ep51: Opening Weekend Description and Predictions 2021At last! Here we go with Opening Weekend. May the forecasts be defied and let horrible weather ensue. Full Description of the first two Belgian Cobbled Classics, and then predictions of main and cheeky-side-bets that are sure to not come true.28 min
- S1 Ep50: Team Preview 2021: EF Education-NippoAnd with that, team previews for the World Tour are complete.10 min
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- S1 Ep46: Team Preview 2021: CofidisAnother team preview, this one is a little shorter than usual due to the amount I still have to get done.7 min
- S1 Ep45: Team Preview 2021: Israel Start-Up NationWe take a look at Chris Froome's new team who have brought on Mike Woods and Daryl Impey among others.13 min
- S1 Ep44: Lamentations to the Early SeasonPlease enjoy Lamenting with me about the gutted early season. P.S. Should it be "Lamentations to" or "Lamentations for the Early Season? I think I said both to hedge my bets.21 min
About Cycling Odysseys
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This Cycling Odysseys Podcast is an attempt to go back to when Cycling was King, the most popular sport in Europe. This was accomplished in the first half of the 20th Century by newspapers and…
journalists who created vivid narrative accounts of the epic races and transformed the sport's greatest champions into legends. This podcast will try to channel cycling's epic and romantic traditions which seem to have been marginalized or lost in recent decades.