The Spokesmen Cycling Roundtable Podcast is an audio podcast featuring cycling media personalities, manufacturers, observers, and others. We record in a roundtable format and discuss the cycling news of the day.
The Spokesmen
David Bernstein host and producer
David lives in Park City, Utah, with his wife and daughters. He is a former bicycle industry executive and a pioneer in the cycling podcast space. His regular show, The FredCast Cycling Podcast, is one of the most popular cycling-related audio programs available and is now in its fifth year of production. David freely admits that The Spokesmen is modeled after Leo Laporte’s This Week in Tech podcast.
David started cycling in 1989 when he first entered the bike business and became the Director of Advertising and Promotions for Tioga Bicycle Components and Shogun Bicycles. Later, he formed an independent advertising and marketing firm, helping to create and enhance several well-known brands of bicycles and components such as Full Speed Ahead (FSA). David enjoys long road rides on his Colnago C40, singletrack on his Haro Sonix S mountain bike, and tooling around various domestic and international travel destinations on his Dahon Speed Pro TT. He is also an avid supporter of BikeMS, benefitting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Carlton Reid
Carlton Reid is executive editor of BikeBiz.com, and editor of BikeHub.co.uk. He also has a video blog, Quickrelease.tv; and a campaign, iPayRoadtax.com. He’s on Twitter at @carltonreid
DL Byron
Byron is the Principal of Textura Design, an agency that specializes in creative and interesting approaches to social media. He’s a full-time blogger, inventor of the consumer product Clip-n-Seal, and coauthor of Publish and Prosper: Blogging for Your Business, a New Riders book.
In his career, Byron built many of the original business blogs for Fortune 100 companies. He evangelizes new web technologies, developing and deploying strategies to integrate them into business practice. He also founded and publishes Bike Hugger, a blog about bike culture and rides his bicycle in faraway places like Europe, China, and India.
Richard ‘Fritz’ Masoner
Richard is the founder and chief blogger of Cyclelicious. He has been a bike nerd since Lance Armstrong was a teenage tri geek in Texas, and he continues to learn more about all kinds of cycling in Santa Cruz, California.
Neil Browne
Neil grew up in a cycling family, listening to the tales of his father’s experience as a professional racer in Ireland. His journalism career included five years as the editorial director of a national cycling magazine and he recently founded Carolina Cycling News. For over 10 years, he has been a cycling coach for Wenzel Coaching. When Neil is not slaving away over a laptop he can be found racing his bike, being an early adopter for anything electronic, blogging for Versus, on Facebook and randomly tweeting as @neilroad.
Jeff Helfand
Jeff Helfand is the Founder of VeloReviews, the fastest growing U.S. based online cycling community with a focus on helping cyclists connect and share information to maximize the pure enjoyment of cycling. In addition, VeloReviews has over 70,000 bike related product reviews and in 2010, with the help of David Bernstein of The Fredcast, successfully launched The VeloReviews Podcast focused on the personalities and companies within the bike industry, mechanical Q&A and the site’s community member stories.
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