
100 episodes

Sigma Sports presents Matt Stephens Unplugged Sigma Sports
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4.8 • 171 Ratings
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Sigma Sports is proud to present Matt Stephens Unplugged, a regular catch-up with cycling’s favourite character, Matt Stephens, as he chats with special guests and explores the bowels of his own fruity mind. With lots of surprises along the way, the route-map has been torn up; so who knows what direction we’re going in, or where we’ll end up!
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Andy McGrath on ditching his alias and becoming an award-winning author
Andy McGrath explains how he got into sports journalism at a very young age, using an alias to get published, and how he’s gone on to become editor of Rouleur Magazine and an award-winning author.
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Mads Pedersen on Rainbow Stripes, Hot Tubs and not being from Aarhus
Mads Pedersen tells Matt Stephens all about his adaptive methods for hot weather riding, how it feels to wear the rainbow stripes, and his dream of opening a classic car renovation garage.
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Niamh Fisher-Black on Winning the U23 World Road Championships and Percy Pigs
Niamh Fisher-Black tells Matt Stephens how she nearly withdrew from the World Championships in Wollongong, but for the advice of her DS Anna Van Der Breggen.
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Ned Boulting - 100th Episode Special
Ned Boulting and Matt Stephens celebrate the 100th episode of this podcast by quizzing each other on the 2022 Giro d’Italia, and reminiscing on Ned’s recent sold-out show about the history of the Tour de France.
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Ethan Vernon on Adaptive Training, Sprinting Techniques, and Mankinis
Ethan Vernon explains how track and road sprinting require very different techniques, how adaptive training is helping get his coach get the most out of him, and shares a memorable story about his initiation to Team Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl.
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Ashton Lambie on his Rainbow Stripes and his Astronaut Wife
Ashton Lambie is a master of short races but loves nothing more than long distances adventures.
Customer Reviews
The ever jovial Matt Stephens
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to all Matt’s podcasts. His interest and enthusiasm shine through
Helping to grow my love of cycling
I just wanted to leave a comment for you and the team Matt. I love this podcast, the cycling knowledge, coupled with the humour and randomness has me smiling often.
On a wider level, I’ve really got into my cycling since 2020, both watching and doing and I have to say you have helped my love grow. Whether it’s the podcasts, or clips from the Giro or your involvement at this years TdF you have certainly had an impact on this newbie.
(As well as the big GCN Eurosport team) Thanks again Tom.
Great listen in the heatwave
A really pleasant, engaging and funny companion podcast looking behind the scenes of TdF and brining it to life. Thanks Matt