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Bike Life Warmshowers.org Foundation
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- Leisure
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4.8 • 46 Ratings
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Bringing touring cyclists and hosts from around the globe together to share knowledge, experiences, and stories from the Warmshowers.org Foundation community.
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Teamwork on Two Wheels
Ken Francis and Philip Robinson, veteran touring cyclists, share their adventures of riding roller coasters, cycling through diverse landscapes, and the camaraderie that has fueled their 25-year journey together.
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Riding EuroVelo: Cycling Together with Warmshowers
Agathe Daudibon, the tourism director at the European Cyclists’ Federation, provides an insightful overview of EuroVelo routes and shares how their partnership with Warmshowers is amplifying the global cycling community.
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Cycling Odyssey to the World Scout Jamboree
Florian Coupe, a passionate cyclist and adventurer, shares his remarkable journey of biking from France to Korea for the World Scout Jamboree, aiming to inspire youth through sustainable transport and the spirit of adventure.
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2 Bikers ~ 2 Years ~ 2 Continents
Ville and Kristen Jokinen, a daring couple who undertook an adventurous 18,000-mile bike journey, share their tales of wildlife encounters, human kindness, and the unexpected community they found along the way.
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Warm Welcomes: Building Community Through Hosting
Ken Francis and fellow Warmshowers hosts from Southern California share their enriching experiences of community building, reciprocity, connection, and the joy of hosting touring cyclists.
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Pedaling the Past
Giulia Baroncini, an adventurous bike tourer and blogger, shares her inspirational 5-month cycling journey, rekindling the spirit of early bike touring pioneer Luigi Masetti and the historical footsteps she followed from Italy to Chicago.
Customer Reviews
Great Story
Definitely inspirational.
Two Nomads
While I was quite nervous about being the interviewee I had a great experience with Michele and Tahverlee. Michele did all the prep and Tahverlee made me comfortable and welcome. I gave a lot and I learned a lot, both in my interview but also the ones I listened to in preparation and the many I’ve listened to since. Keep up the great work!
Anne
PS: My first book is coming out soon, would love to introduce you to it.
Could improve
Love listening to bike tour related podcasts but this one could improve. Taverlee is an awkward interviewer who rushes interviews. She often interrupts and cuts people off. Much better flow and conversation with the male host.