The Rouleur Podcast show

The Rouleur Podcast

Summary: Rouleur is a highly acclaimed bi-monthly cycling magazine. It brings together leading cycling writers and photographers to convey the essence and imagery of road racing. Rouleur features photography and serious writing celebrating the passion and beauty of the sport and has built a dedicated and valuable following from both discerning cycling fans and the most influential bike riders in the world. The magazine appeals to those who, like us, are passionate about the sport, but don't want to read bike tests and race reports. Instead, the magazine focuses on exquisite photography and writing that really gets under the skin of the great riders and theatres of road racing.

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  • Copyright: Copyright Gruppo Media Ltd 2015

Podcasts:

 Issue 41: Il Piratas, Roma Maxima and Ride London, Alchemy bicycles and the new black | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Columnist Matt Seaton and Managing Editor Ian Cleverly meet in cyberspace to dissect the latest issue of Rouleur with Jack Thurston. They talk about Il Piratas track team from Barcelona, continuity and change in road racing, Alchemy custom carbon bikes … Continue reading →

 Issue 40 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Editor Guy Andrews and Managing Editor Ian Cleverly chew over the latest issue of Rouleur with Jack Thurston. On the menu is the gravel racing in the Tour of Battenkill, behind the scenes at Milan-Sanremo, the remarkable rise of Chris … Continue reading →

 Issue 39 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

In an edition of the podcast recorded entirely in the Welsh Borders, Jack Thurston talks to photographer Robert Wyatt about his first bike racing assigment, following Russell Downing at the 3 Days of De Panne. Ned Boulting talks about his … Continue reading →

 Issue 38 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

At 260 pages Issue 38 is being cursed by sore-backed postmen up and down the nation. Joining Jack Thurston for a feast of Italian cycle sport, the Bath Road, a look back the Spring Classics and much else besides are … Continue reading →

 Issue 37 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Jack Thurston travels to Ludlow, foodie capital of the Welsh Marches, to talk about the terroir and heritage of the great bike races, with William Fotheringham, veteran cycling journalist and author of best-selling biographies of Tom Simpson and Eddy Merckx. … Continue reading →

 Issue 36 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Olivier Nilsson-Julien and Jordan Gibbons join Jack Thurston to discuss issue 36 of Rouleur magazine. They begin with a look at Herman Chevrolet’s history of double-dealing and crookery in cycling before talking about Paul Kimmage’s campaign against doping in the … Continue reading →

 Issue 35 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Editor Guy Andrews and photographer Taz Darling join host Jack Thurston to talk about the current issue of the magazine. The discussion starts with a new Rouleur book about Fausto Coppi written by Herbie Sykes. The book is brimming with … Continue reading →

 Issue 34 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Managing Editor Ian Cleverly and columnist Johnny Green join Jack Thurston to discuss the new issue of Rouleur magazine. In a rather chaotic recording session in the dressing room of performance poet John Cooper Clarke, the discussion free-ranges across the … Continue reading →

 Issue 33 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Editor Guy Andrews and Managing Editor Ian Cleverly join Jack Thurston to discuss the new issue of Rouleur magazine. They talk about the Tour of Bavaria, which pits top riders against lesser known pros with the scenic backdrop of southern … Continue reading →

 Issue 32 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Managing Editor Ian Cleverly and photojournalist Jordan Gibbons join Jack Thurston to discuss the new issue of Rouleur magazine. The discussion covers this year’s Tour de France, the merits and pitfalls of Twitter, the struggle to keep a road racing … Continue reading →

 Issue 31 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Editor Guy Andrews and deputy editor Ian Cleverly join Jack Thurston for a discussion of issue 31 of Rouleur. The discussion covers legendary photojournalist Robert Capa’s intimate images of the 1939 Tour de France, a visit to Portland, Oregon, Luis … Continue reading →

 Issue 30 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Writers Tom Southam and Simon Warren join host Jack Thurston to discuss the current issue of the magazine. Tom Southam recently retired from professional road racing after a career that included riding for Barloworld, Drapac and Rapha-Condor-Sharp as well as … Continue reading →

 Issue 29 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

ITV commentator and author Ned Boulting joins Rouleur editor Guy Andrews and host Jack Thurston to discuss the current issue of the magazine. Subjects include Roger Hammond and Italian artisan framebuilder Casati as well as the reverberations of what’s become … Continue reading →

 Issue 27 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Writer Graeme Fife and photographer Gerard Brown join contributor Jack Thurston around the editor’s table for a discussion the latest issue of Rouleur, the world’s finest road racing magazine. They discuss, among other things, Tro-Bro Léon, a one day race … Continue reading →

 Issue 26 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Deputy Editor Ian Cleverly and photographer Wig Worland join Jack Thurston to discuss issue 26 of Rouleur, the world’s finest cycle racing magazine. Subjects include Hutchinson tyres, Pat McQuaid and La Vuelta a Espana. Rouleur is the highly acclaimed bi-monthly … Continue reading →

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