Hello Fello Freds.
The fourth and final installment of The FredCast from Interbike 2006 is on the way soon. I just need to edit the interviews and put them into the show, but between getting home at midnight last night and attending the Portable Media and Podcast Expo today and tomorrow, I’m still not done. Expect to see the show in the next couple of days.
In the meantime, enjoy the three previous shows this week and (you know what’s coming, don’t you) . . . enjoy the ride! 😉
To the 475 of you who downloaded Show #37 before I fixed the glitch, my apologies. GarageBand once again cut-off the last few seconds of most of my comments. Thanks to my lovely wife, Donna, I found out about the problem and re-uploaded a repaired version of the show.
Sorry about that!
Listen now by clicking here:
For September 27, 2006
2006 Interbike Expo Day 1: Interview with Anthony Giannascoli of Guru Bikes; Interview with Lonnie Tiegs from SlipStreamz; Interview with Josh Horowitz of Ultimate Sports Psychology; Interview with Anthony Pigliacampo of Venture Design Works; Interview with Bob Parlee of Parlee Cycles; and Interview with Mark Maliwauki of Motion Lingo.
Podsafe Cycling Music: Happy by Jimmie Bratcher
Show Notes: Available HERE
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For September 26, 2006
Interbike Outdoor Demo Day 2: Interview with Josh Hon of Dahon; Interview with Jason Elhardt of Mavic; Road test of Orbea Orca; Road test of the Scott CR-1; Interview with Andrew Doble of Scott; Road Test of Blue RC6; Interview with Paul Gonsalves of Rolling Thunder Canada (Blue’s Canadian distributor).
Podsafe Cycling Music: Happy by Jimmie Bratcher
Show Notes: Available HERE
There are many ways you can listen to the show:
UPDATE (9/26/06 11:00 am PDT):
It turns out that the problem was not with my host, but rather with the lame high speed internet access at my hotel here in Las Vegas. They have a firewall or some sort of router throttling that would not allow me to upload a large file to the host. Thanks to Marty at LibSyn for spending so much time with me this morning to troubleshoot this problem. So . . . off to Starbucks I went and my morning was sort of like a MasterCard commercial . . .
Drive to Starbucks — $.49 in gas
Grande Caramel Frappucino — $3.99
One Day of T-Mobile HotSpot Access — $9.99
Getting Your Podcast Online — Priceless!
For September 25, 2006
In this show’s news: Results from the UCI Pro World Championships; Floyd is Formally Charged; Discovery Drops 11 Riders; and Doing the MS150 in Iraq.
In the feature section: Interbike Outdoor Demo Day 1; interview with Doug Stuart of Mountain Cycle; review of the Specialized S-Works Roubaix SRAM; interview with EJ Inigo of Titus; and an interview with Trey Henderson of Triatir.
Podsafe Cycling Music: Happy by Jimmie Bratcher
Show Notes: Available HERE
There are many ways you can listen to the show:
The next show (#35) is ready for posting. It includes lots of info from the first day of the Interbike Outdoor Demo. Unfortunately, my podcast host is having network trouble and I can’t get it uploaded. I will keep trying over the next few hours until it works.
For The Week of September 18, 2006
In this show’s news: Final Results from the Vuelta a Espana; ProTour standings; The Worlds Are Coming; What Would a FredCast Be Without Doping News?; and The Bait-Bike Program is Working!
In the feature section: Interbike FredCast Preview; Tragedy Strikes Charity Rides Last Weekend; Listener Mail; SunFlower Revolution III; Shout Outs.
Podsafe Cycling Music: Throw Me a Line by Kevin Reeves
Show Notes: Available HERE
There are many ways you can listen to the show:
I received an email today from listener John who wanted to point out that I made a mistake in my reporting of the facts of the Frankie Andreu EPO story in Show #33. John pointed out that I incorrectly stated that Frankie and another teammate on the 1999 U.S. Postal Service team used EPO “several times during the race” (meaning the Tour de France). That is not correct, and I regret and apologize for the misstatement.
The correct statement is that Frankie has admitted to using EPO leading up to the race.
This wasn’t intentional, it was just a misstatement pure and simple. I will be certain to also correct this at the very beginning of the next show for those listeners who may not visit the web site on a regular basis.
My thanks to listener John for pointing out this misstatement of the facts.
For The Week of September 11, 2006
In this show’s news: The Vuelta a Espana; Doping News; Are Cyclists Destroying the Environment?; Branford Bikes Destroyed by Wild Fire; Wearing a Helmet Makes You Less Safe; and Ring my Bell in the UK.
In the feature section: More on Over Hydration; Listener Comment on Doping; Upcoming Rides; Shout Outs.
Podsafe Cycling Music: Irony by Farewell June
Show Notes: Available HERE
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