We Got To Hang Out

We talk about the Time’s Up movement or as Jen calls it, “It’s about time” and life in Hollywood.  We felt like it deserved it's own episode.  Thanks for listening!  

We Got to Hang Out with LA’s own Jen Whalen (@jennysayyes) at Golden Saddle Cyclery. We talk about the good stuff; California Girls, riding her bike across the country, libido, comedy and her current relationship with bikes. Bonus sound bites by Kyle Kelley and friends.  Thanks Jen, we think you're pretty radical <3

Special thanks to Free Public Wines (www.freepublicwines.com) for the special delivery all the way down to Los Angeles. That little can of goodness fits perfectly in a jersey pocket :) 

The unedited, live version of our time on stage at SXSW! Join us as we chat with Ted King, to learn about his path to becoming a world tour professional cyclist, discuss his love for maple syrup and his business, Untapped. We are long time fans of Ted King and love that we got to talk adventures in food, cycling and the culture that surrounds it!

JoAnn Schinderle joins us for this episode to discuss her path to stand up comedy, the culture of comedy in Portland and her own observations of what it's like to be a stand up comedian. She was named Portland’s Funniest by the Willamette Week in 2017 and a finalist at Portland's Funniest Person's Contest hosted by Helium Comedy Club in 2017. Go see her show, Control Yourself at the Alberta Street Pub every Sunday night! Thanks JoAnn <3

https://www.joannschinderle.com 

Listen in to hear Leah Benson of Gladys Bikes and Erik Tonkin of Sellwood Cycle Repair discuss topics such as business, bikes, feminism and inclusivity.  Meanwhile, Annalisa attempts to keep them on task.  Enjoy this episode and thanks for hanging out!  

Jace is the owner and co-founder of Fried Egg I'm in Love.  One may argue it's the best breakfast cart in PDX, so be sure and check it out.  We talk business, music and cart life.  It's not bikes *gasp*! www.friedegglove.com

What a pleasure it was to talk with our friend, Jude, owner of Sugar Wheel Works.  She is a master of her craft and makes beautiful handbuilt wheels here in Portland.  A great conversation you don't want to miss!  We love you and what you do, Jude!  

Welcome to Season 2! During a recent trip to San Fransisco, Annalisa met up with Rhys Newman, co-founder of OMATA. It was great to learn about the new product and to hear Rhys' thoughts on bikes, analog vs. digital, and music. Spoiler alert, he digs minivans! Check out their website www.omata.com and pre-order yours! 

Mixed emotions heading into 2018!  Abby got accepted into graduate school, so we unfortunately won't hear her lovely voice quite as much. However, we're super stoked for her as she takes on this new challenge and support her 100%!  We'll be bringing on some new hosts to join the podcast, including Anna Grace Christiansen who we intro in this episode. AGC is an accomplished cyclist and full of witty banter. Warning: a lot of 4-H talk in this episode, I could only edit so much! Look for us in the New Year with a new look, new content and Season 2 of the pod. 

It's episode #30!!! We recorded this back in September when it was still beautiful outside and rain felt like a novelty after a hot summer.  We talk with Kelli Samuelson of LA Sweat about her role in women's cycling, injury and social media.  We also play a little hoops.  Have a listen and enjoy!