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This week, Dylan and Sarah talk about being new parents, watching Gravel Worlds, and how they think their dynamic at Sarah’s races will change now that there’s a baby in the mix. Plus, Dylan talks about non-gravel cycling, and Sarah finds common ground between 32” wheels and Below Deck.
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Sarah is back to training, thanks to some handy tech and her coach Dennis, who built a training plan around breastfeeding. More important is the fact that she and Hannah attended some hard-to-describe performance art that reminded them how uncomfortable they get when watching theater. They talk about crying in mom group, reality TV, that time they watched Sex and the City with a stripper after capoeira in high school, and Hannah’s unlikely attraction to an internet juggler.
This episode is sponsored by Garmin. Check out their new Cirqa Smart Band here.
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The Sturms are back to their usual selves this week, which means less storytelling and more chaos. Sarah does her best to explain to Hannah why Brandon McNulty’s World Championships win is such a big deal, Hannah tries to explain to Sarah why fruit flies have become her latest obsession, and both try to grapple with the NSFW world of pelvic floor rehab. They also discuss postpartum depression, the problem with bounce-back culture and anti-bounce back culture, and the reason Hannah had such a bad day at work last week (it involved poop).
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The Sturms are back, and this time, they have a new family member. A little more than a month after giving birth, Sarah goes through her experience of labor, which Hannah fact checks. They also talk about the postpartum period so far, including Hannah’s reaction when she found out she had a niece, some bassinet drama, and body image issues.
This episode is sponsored by Protect Our Winters. Go to stokethevote.com to make your plan for voting in November’s midterms.
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The only good thing about Sarah’s 40+-week pregnancy is that she’s been able to watch the Tour de France Femmes, and she even managed to get Hannah to watch some of it with her. In this episode, they debate whether big boobs are more aero, celebrate creative displays of femininity in the Tour, and read aloud some of the unhinged comments they got about their Remco discussion a couple of weeks ago. Plus, breast pumping, pillows, and the moment everyone’s been waiting for: Sarah’s thoughts on Below Deck.
This episode is sponsored by Sealionne Wines. Use code talkingoveryou20 for 20% off your purchase.
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If you’ve been on social media lately, chances are you’ve seen Laini Bones trash-talking and throwing heavy objects. For the past few months, her social media following has ballooned from a handful of family and friends to over 200k. Her specialty is taking the Strava KOMs of top male cyclists, including World Tour pros Quinn Simmons, Sepp Kuss, and Sean Quinn. Most importantly, she does a lot of trash talking in the process.
Laini stopped by Durango to topple a few more KOMs and had time to record this interview with Sarah and Hannah. She talks about leaving her finance career to pursue boning full time, the story behind her stage name, and the Reddit threads in which men try to discredit her power numbers. Plus, raccoon voyeurs, Dance Moms, and humping the Buffalo Bill museum sign.
Follow Laini on Instagram at @lainibones and on TikTok at @lainibones
The account Hannah mentioned about fixing millennial brains is @Refashionedhippie
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Sarah went to the doctor to discover that she is 0% dilated, so she’s been trying every method (scientific and anecdotal) to get the baby out. She was still able to watch the Tour, though, and she gives Hannah a detailed audiobook version of Sepp’s dramatic Queen’s Stage breakaway and the moment at the finish that further confirmed she doesn’t like one particular rider. Plus, they talk about tongue measurements, buck moons, and Summer House.
Use code TALKINGOVERYOU20 for 20% off Sealionne Wines.
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Sarah is still pregnant and getting less enthused about it with each passing day. This week on the show, she explains why baby brands need to rethink their marketing and why she might just name her newborn after a raccoon. Plus, she and Hannah unpack Sunday’s dramatic Tour de France stage with the help of some reality TV-based analogies, and Sarah shares a humbling experience she had on a recent ride.
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This week on the show, Hannah shares about her new love of seals after a trip to the California coast, Sarah tries to explain the hierarchy of professional cycling, and they both get to grips with birthing positions. They also discuss Kate Courtney’s big announcement that she’s signed a contract with WorldTour team FDJ, and Sarah talks about her camping trip to watch the Hardrock 100 where she cheered on Courtney Dauwalter, a Mennonite bachelor, and two elderly tourists whose car was hanging off a cliff.
This week's episode is sponsored by the Durango Derby. Use code TALKINGOVERYOU10 to get 10% off your entry.
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Michelle Parker is a multi-hyphenate winter sports athlete and filmmaker who has been skiing since she was one year old. This past year, her life has gone through many changes. Her dad passed away after a long illness, she and her partner got pregnant, and she moved houses. Now in her third trimester, she’s had a lot of time to process both the death of her father and the prospect of bringing new life into the world.
Michelle joined Sarah and Hannah to talk about all of this, including what it’s like to be an adrenaline junky and pregnant, learning to accept death from an early age within the community of winter sports athletes, and how she envisions her career changing after becoming a mother.
You can follow Michelle at @myshellparker
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