New Zealand Triathlete Magazine. In a podcast.

The boys embed Rob as a director sportif for the MitoQ-NZ Cycling Project team. It's a great listen about what it's like to be supporting one of New Zealand's premier cycle races.

Hooksie waxes on about Eve's Surfbreaker. Biggest crowd outside Ironman, listen and find out why.

TRINZ gets advise from the boys on how to spend their million bucks. And the PTO are putting on million dollar races which is more than the whole TRI NZ budget. A great listen. 

(P.S. the Graeme Pearson bike is the episode artwork)

The boys dial up the exiled Kiwi, Kyle Smith and all that was missing was the bar leaner and a couple of jugs of Lion Brown.

Never afraid of asking tough questions, the boys talk to KJ, Zwift team mate of Rob and running coach in Norway - it's a bloody good listen to be fair and introducing a new segment - fashion police.

Kristian Blumenfeld and explaining the Norwegian Invasion. 

Rob helps Hooksie unpack the plans for Rotorua. Suffer. under the new covid protection framework. A must listen for anyone racing on the 18th.

Wilde races Abu Dhabi and it doesn't go well. Eden races Florida and it does for him. We also cover off This Sub 7 thingy and New Zealand's Tour of Southland.

On the back of Chris Pilone's podcast, the world's worst triathlon pundits dissect what Chris had to say. We focus on centralised high-performance, juniors, our poor Mixed Team Relay performance at the Tokyo Olympics and what to do.

Pilone knows - he took Hamish Carter from disaster at the Sydney Olympics to Gold in Athens. Here the back story of how important a coach is to the top talent. He talks the importance of chemistry between coach and athlete, and has a crack at solving centralised high performance. A great listen. Thanks, Pilone.