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We will talk about everything cycling in Oklahoma. We cover races, athletes, bike industry, local gossip and everything fun that has to do with 2 wheels.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A practical race debrief that makes preparation, fueling, and durability the main story.
This episode leaves the bigger story behind and spends its time on the work that made the effort possible: prep, training, nutrition, and the small decisions that add up during a hard endurance push.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
The host introduces a two-part series recapping the Cape Epic race, featuring an interview by Alan White with Saxby, focusing on the race experience, stages, and terrain, while teasing deeper topics like training for the next episode.
This episode features four friends discussing Oklahoma cycling drama while promoting sponsors OMBA and More Overhead Door, with a focus on trail building and community support.
This episode features an interview with Vanessa Drummond, CEO of Team Drummond, discussing her cycling career, family life, and work with USA Cycling.
This bonus episode discusses the upcoming Maverick Criterium cycling event in Norman, featuring an interview with sponsor Aaron Dyer and promoting community support through organizations like RideOMBA.org.
This episode features Ryan Brantley, a key figure in the Oklahoma City cycling community who shares his story of rapid fitness progress and showcases his video work for cycling events.
This episode provides an exciting update on local cyclist Ryan Drummond's breakthrough season, including his UCI podium results and upcoming races in Europe.
This episode discusses NICA, a nationwide mountain biking program for kids, its impact in Oklahoma, and efforts to coordinate calendars to support both youth and adult cycling events.
The host returns from a break to preview a potentially controversial episode while promoting a memorial ride for a local cycling figure and encouraging support for trail maintenance through OMBA.
This episode features an interview with Tanner Frady about his recent completion of the Tour Divide on a single-speed bike, highlighting his story and insights into the event.
This episode announces a memorial ride for Chris at the Trek store and promotes sponsors like RideOMBA.org and More Overhead Door, focusing on cycling community support in Oklahoma.
This episode features hosts Alan White and Chris Drummond reuniting for a humorous and potentially offensive conversation about cycling and community in Oklahoma.
This episode promotes the CyclingOklahoma.com website for gravel routes and seeks business support to expand its resources for the cycling community.
This episode features an interview with Kyle Glass discussing how he built a successful brand and podcast in the endurance sports industry, including insights into professional triathlete pay and the business side of events like the Ironman World Championship.
This episode provides updates on the new T-Bird Trail System at Lake Thunderbird in Norman, Oklahoma, including details on funding and development, while also promoting an upcoming cycling endurance series called Cold Lahoma.
This episode promotes a membership drive for the Oklahoma Mountain Bike Association, a nonprofit that builds and maintains mountain bike trails across Oklahoma, while offering incentives like race entries.
This episode opens with acknowledgments and promotions for local sponsors Moore Overhead Door and Pope and Edgar Law, emphasizing their support for the cycling community in Oklahoma.
This episode features an interview with Brent Jonathan from Salty Dogs Racing, discussing their origins, vision, future plans, and passion for bicycle racing, along with humor and community support.
The host thanks listeners and guests, acknowledges social media help and sponsor support, and discusses upcoming cycling community projects and sponsorship outreach.
This episode features an interview with Gabriel Taylor discussing community initiatives, personal cycling adventures, and promoting a grassroots gravel cycling event in Oklahoma City that combines biking, camping, music, and fundraising for a good cause.
This episode features an interview with cyclist Dempsey Cifuentes, exploring his family's journey to America, their values of hard work and support, and his passion for cycling beyond just racing.
This episode features Chris and Vanessa Drummond discussing their new venture, 2D9 Performance, which aims to elevate the cycling experience and community in Oklahoma through innovative coaching and programs.
This episode features an interview with professional cyclist Aubrey Drummond, discussing her journey in bike racing, experiences racing at events like Tulsa Tough, and insights into life inside the peloton as a pro.
This episode features a conversation with Rian Smoak about how cycling and multi-sport adventures have transformed their lives through travel, personal growth, and service to others.
Host Ryan and guest Saxby recap their Cape Epic preparation, diving into nutrition, supplements, strength training, recovery techniques like cold plunges, and mental strategies.
This episode features an interview with Ethan, a 44-year-old who has packed a lifetime of adventures into his life, sharing stories from cycling trips like White Rim and Coast to Coast.
The host returns from a break to discuss upcoming episodes, including an interview with returning guest Dave about ultra-distance cycling adventures and strategies, while highlighting Oklahoma's active cycling scene and events like Tulsa Tough.