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Micah Rice joins us from Colorado Springs, CO, to discuss all things SBT GRVL 2024. We discuss the ins and outs of planning such a large event, some updates to the courses, and how much fun you can have on a gravel bike. Micah also talks about some other races he is planning and some exciting news about gravel criteriums. He and Chad reminisce on the glory days of road cycling, Airport Ride, Athen's Winter Bike League, the Tour of Georgia, Jittery Joes, and much more.

SBT GRVL

Let's get one thing straight: We don't hate kids, but nice try. We chat all things party etiquette based on a recent NYT article, the season finale of The Bear, how I saved my parents' dog, the Tour de France leaders, and upcoming events.

Sonoma by bike, meeting up with friends of the Pod, some new restaurant and wine recs, an update on Little Buddy Allen, the ins and outs of kits in TdF 2024, our thoughts on the new season of The Bear, and some exciting +Speedclub events.

We catch up with our friend and professional KOM hunter, Phil Gaimon, as we discuss our favorite topic - riding in Miami. We also cover the business of cycling and content creation, trust fund privateers, a possible new venture, and what it's like to ride in L.A.

In this week's episode, we recap our visit to New York for the Future of Work Conference and dive into a thought-provoking conversation with our guest, Bem Joiner. We discuss Atlanta culture, racial perspectives, and how companies should approach diversity and inclusivity.

We chat with Elise about building a global brand, navigating the apparel world, how to use criticism as a growth opportunity, why you should visit Peru, and why riding/running in Miami is special.

In this week’s one-on-one, Nikki and Chad discuss the feedback from last week’s wildly popular episode, how Nikki Glaser won the Brady Roast, what’s going on with appointment TV now, what’s the deal with the “new” Jerry Seinfeld, and a rare miss for a highly anticipated perfume. Nikki also discusses two major issues plaguing today’s corporate talent acquisition strategies and what you can do to fix them.

Returning guest and member of the NICH team, Michael Garrison is a 22-year-old professional cyclist blazing a new path in an old-guard sport. We chat about our program which will be the most diverse in professional cycling, but also one that focuses on fan engagement and brand building. We go deep into his spectacular results during SpeedWeek (criterium racing) where he completely disrupted the discipline with his “full gas” tactics. Lastly, we talk through how it felt when another team director decided that they couldn’t beat him in the arena and instead turned an act of sportsmanship into a technical relegation.