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Colby Pearce has been a Steve Hogg Certified expert bike fitter for the past 10 years and has worked with elite athletes and WorldTour teams, including EF Education First. He is also an elite cycling coach and has been passing along his wisdom to the riders he coaches for decades. Pearce’s repertoire of knowledge spans 30 years, five continents, hundreds of races, and countless miles in the saddle. The minutiae of cycling and riding technique are just part of the story that Colby shares. Ali ...
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The podcast where we find out what the heck everyone else does with their day! How much do we actually know about what everybody does when they go to their job each and every day? For me, it was far too little. Learn with me as we dive in to a new job every episode. www.colbyhoward.com
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BackStory with Colby Colb

BackStory with Colby Colb

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Legendary radio host Colby "Colb" Tyner takes us back to where it all started with the biggest names in the music business and the world. Each episode is a narrative journey and in-depth conversation with the men and women that shaped hip hop. Colby is an accomplished on-air talent best known for his compelling interviews with Jay-Z, Will Smith, Quincy Jones, President Obama, President Clinton, and more.
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Colby Rebel Show

Colby Rebel

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Are you tired of the airy fairy Spiritual podcasts? Join the pack and subscribe to the Colby Rebel Show-the BEST podcast featuring today's Spiritual legends & trailblazers! On this podcast Colby interviews the latest in the world of trendsetters including psychics, mediums, intuitives and spirituality. The show also includes ON AIR readings! No editing, no fluff, just straight up raw readings. Colby is an international psychic medium, Master Spiritual Teacher & 2x best-selling author located ...
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Martha and Colby Grow Up

Martha and Colby

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Martha and Colby Grow Up is a podcast for the millennial who is on the verge of actually adulting. But, is also super overwhelmed. How are you supposed to care about relationships, money, and EVERYTHING ELSE when you can't even care for yourself?! Your hosts, Martha and Colby take you on a journey to share lessons about growing up in real time.
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Coffee with Colby

Colby Reade

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Coffee with Colby is a podcast about putting your best foot forward on your professional path, whatever that may be. Colby Reade has navigated the soaring highs and gut-punching lows that come with building two successful careers by your mid-30's. He's been promoted, recruited and earned several prestigious awards. He's also been chewed out, cursed at, fired and even had to dodge office supplies thrown by an enraged boss. Because of his experience, he's been tapped by hundreds of individuals ...
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This podcast is an open discussion about not just the game of baseball but the avenues taken by so many to achieve the highest level of success in the sport. We will discuss everything related to the game, like youth leagues, the stress placed on the youngest of players to achieve the highest potential, the pressures of maintaining status achieved within the sport and much more. Each episode with feature a guest commentator that will provide his/her perspective and/or life experiences concer ...
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Today, as we continue our series on the Lord's seven letters to the seven churches, we are more than halfway through these seven letter as we come to Sardis. Earlier the first churches all dealt with false teaching, paganism and idolatry. Today, we are looking at a church that Jesus corrects because they have fallen asleep. Jesus tells them they ne…
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Vitality and Generative Capacity - Ep185 This podcast is a blend of walking thoughts, followed by three readings which are appended to support the experience and concepts I talk about. It is based on the experience I had of loosing power at home for almost 5 days just before Christmas this year. The first reading is from Mike Salemi. You can find h…
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There is a lot of pressure to become culturally relevant, to be sensitive to different life styles that are not necessarily agreeable with a Biblical Worldview. Today, we look at the church at Thyatira and the issue from a woman who claimed to be a prophetess. There are times when intolerance can be a virtue and necessary. It is important to realiz…
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One of the central teachings of the Christian Church from the very beginning has been the Incarnation of Christ. It is one aspect that separates Christianity from all other Religions. It also separates true Christian Churches from those who are false. Today, Missionary Santiago Guerrero, a former Jehovah Witness shares the truth of the Virgin birth…
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Miscellaneous Questions - Ep183 In this walking podcast, I take the opportunity to answer several questions submitted by one of my athletes. The list is pretty solid so I figured I would offer some answers and hopefully more than one person will be helped in this process. The topics are varied in scope but all offer plenty of opportunities for thou…
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Today, we continue in our mini-series on the letters written to the church. Though these letters bring praise, correction and encouragement, they also speak to the common experiences of today's Christ followers. At the church in Pergamum the Lord mentions traps that Christ followers should be warned to stay away from. There is a promise at the conc…
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Today, we continue in our mini-series on the letters written to the church. Though these letters bring praise, correction and encouragement, they also speak to the common experiences of today's Christ followers. There is a promise at the conclusion of each letter by the Lord. This restoration given to anyone who has ears to hear what the Spirit is …
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Power is not a Goal with Nathan Haas - Ep182 In this episode I recorded a walking podcast with Nathan Haas, in Girona. We discuss Nathan’s coaching philosophy and talk about how power is not a goal of training. This statement flies in the face of just about every conventional paradigm of cycling. If you are wondering what the hell we are talking ab…
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Today, we begin a new mini-series on the letters written to the church. Though these letters bring praise, correction and encouragement, they also speak to the common experiences of today's Christ followers. There is a promise at the conclusion of each letter by the Lord. This is restoration given to anyone who has ears to hear what the Spirit is s…
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In the 18th chapter of the gospel of John, we see the Religious Leaders demonstrate six symptoms of resisting Jesus. The resistance begins small and continues to escalate until there is absolute rejection of Jesus. It is so bad that the Religious Leaders do not recognize who it is that stands before them despite the teachings and miracles Jesus did…
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As we continue in our study of the Gospel of John, we notice the resistance of the Religious Leaders who question Jesus' testimony. So, what were the signs and testimonies of those witnesses to the Lordship of Jesus. How can we use this information to Biblically witness to others? Also, how will the coming of the Light change our current life? All …
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What is Your Orientation in Time? - Ep180 In this walking podcast, I talk about the four orientations we can have in time, and how they impact our relationship in sport. Without any plot spoilers, the objective, of course, is to be like Neo. “You are seeing the world without time, Neo. We can never see past the choices we don’t understand. You have…
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Chris Balser: Your Cranks are Most Likely Too Long - Part B - Ep178 In the continuation of my discussion on crank length with Chris Balser, we talk about factors that may drive a fitter to recommend shorter cranks, pros and cons of shorter cranks, and of course wander off into related topics. I am sure anyone who is considering crank length as a po…
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Chris Balser: Your Cranks are Most Likely Too Long - Part A - Ep177 In Part A of this podcast I discuss crank length with Chris Balser. We talk about factors that may drive a fitter to recommend shorter cranks, pros and cons of shorter cranks, and of course wander off into related topics. I am sure anyone who is considering crank length as a possib…
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Tripping over Dollars to Pick up Pennies - Ep176 In this walking podcast I talk about the tension between looking for marginal gains in contrast to focusing on basic principles. Far too often I see athletes putting carts before horses. Or, tripping over dollars to pick up pennies. Choose your analogy, but the message is: getting lost in details whe…
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Post Script to Finding Dead Space - Ep175 A few more thoughts on finding dead space can be found in this podcast, amongst some random movie quotes, poorly delivered jokes and esoteric analogies. Standard Operating Procedure in my universe. I hope this helps expand on the idea of finding “dead space” in your riding, life, and relationship with sport…
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Finding Dead Space – Ep 174 In this walking podcast I discuss the concept of finding dead space in the breath, and in your life. This is also known as equanimity, or being content with the present moment as it is. It’s a concept that has utility for athletes, as they are often rushing from thing to thing, and this rushing is often a consequence of …
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RPE is Fundamental - Ep173 Riders use P as a goal and think it is an objective. It is not an objective, it is a measure of output. It is an artificial construct, a mathematical calculation. The objective of training is physiological load: SAID principle. It does not matter how many watts you do, what matters is, did you load the system appropriatel…
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Shame - Ep171 In this walking podcast I talk about the insidious emotion of shame and how it can multiply. I also talk about the lunar cycle and how it is related to our breathing a bit. More to come in future talks no doubt. And I was visited by a frog which is a fortuitous event. Obviously. Don’t worry, all of this gets tied into cycling and your…
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Nathan Hass: SBTGRVLRDX - Ep170 What the heck does NHSBTGRVLRDX stand for? Why, it stands for Nathan Haas Steamboat Gravel Redux of course. I thought that would be obvious. I am sure you will be captivated stupendified by our post race banter on the 2025 Steamboat Gravel race, where vowels are so 2018. Fun was had and gravel cornering shall be disc…
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Nathan Haas: Cycling is like Fishing - Ep169 In this episode of Cycling in Alignment Nathan Haas and I drive to Steamboat for the SBT GRVL race. As a former World Tour professional and seasoned gravel veteran, Nathan has some great perspectives to offer on the newest addition to the cycling world. In cased you missed the memo, this is gravel [no, e…
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A Centered Experience - Ep168 In this walking podcast I tie together the concept of physical center with energetic center. By understanding this relationship, it helps us keep the perspective that sport is training for life. I hope this collection of thoughts is helpful in your evolution as a person and athlete.…
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The Great Illusion: Dr Scott Frey and Brent Bookwalter - Ep167 In this episode my discussion with Dr Frey and former World Tour rider Brent Bookwalter is about training the mind to better handle the demands of sport. Rather than simply leaving race day flow state or a high level of motivation to chance, Dr Frey has developed tools that athletes can…
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The Coin Part 2 - Ep166 In this walking podcast I unpack more about the concept of The Coin and the influence of our emotional state on our riding and racing. In medical QiGong, we understand that the emotions reside in the organ system. If we are unaware of this, it can be problematic. The first rule of athletics is to Know Thyself and this means …
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Thoughts on the Teeter Totter of Cadence and Torque - Ep 164 Most often, riders associate making power with pushing harder on the pedals. The sensation of the bottom of the shoe providing resistance against the plantar surface [bottom] of the foot is how the sensation of “going hard” is processed. However, speed on a bicycle is dictated by the comp…
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A Conversation with Brendan Housler: Bits and Pieces about Bicycle Practice - Ep163 This is a conversation with Brendan Housler of EVOQ.BIKE. It’s a friendly game of verbal ping pong in which we discuss many topics that seem to bounce around in cycling at the moment. These include what FTP is, the challenges with ERG mode when indoor training, how …
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Austin Einhorn: Thinking Critically - Part 2 - Ep161 This is part 2 of this discussion. In this episode, Austin and I continue to slay some sacred cows in the fitness world such as “shoulders down and back” and “brace the core”. Austin explains why he doesn’t agree with these platitudes. We also discuss at length the concept of standards of strengt…
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Austin Einhorn: Thinking Critically - Part 1 - Ep161 In this discussion with strength coach Austin Einhorn, Along the way, we slay some sacred cows in the fitness world such as “shoulders down and back” and “brace the core”. Austin explains why he doesn’t agree with these platitudes. We also discuss at length the concept of standards of strength fo…
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Pre-50, Post-50 Relationship to Cycling - Ep160 In this walking podcast, I unpack my thoughts on training and how it might differ for athletes younger than 50 vs older than 50. On a previous podcast, I spoke to Phil Cavell about his book The Mid Life Cyclist, which also covers this topic. My thoughts are around Intensive training vs extensive train…
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Thomas McDaniel: Knowledge is Horizontal (Part 2) - Ep159 This the second part of a conversation is with Thomas McDaniel, who has been in the cycling world for many years. He is currently completing his PhD at CU Boulder in Advanced Biomechanics. In the past, Thomas has been a PT, a bike mechanic, a bike fitter, and worked at Specialized, BMC and T…
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Thomas McDaniel: Knowledge is Horizontal - Ep158 This conversation is with Thomas McDaniel, who has been in the cycling world for many years. He is currently completing his PhD at CU Boulder in Advanced Biomechanics. In the past, Thomas has been a PT, a bike mechanic, a bike fitter, and worked at Specialized, BMC and Trek. Thomas and I are aligned …
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The Inner Self - Ep157 In this walking podcast I share some of my thoughts about how you can be your own medicine and claim authority over your life. In this day and age we have access to so much information, it can be simultaneously overpowering and also paralyzing. What I offer is a perspective on the difference between knowledge and understandin…
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In this poignant episode of The Backstory Podcast, host Colby Colb pays tribute to Voletta Wallace, the mother of The Notorious B.I.G., who recently passed away. Throughout the episode, Colby highlights various interview clips with Voletta, where she reflects on her life raising her son, Christopher Wallace (Biggie), in Brooklyn. She shares touchin…
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Tyler Benner: It Feels Easy When you do it Right - Ep156 This episode is a conversation with Tyler Benner from Strong Feet Athletics. Tyler was a member of the US National Archery team for about a decade, and a lifelong athlete. He has spent the last 10 years making the world’s first barefoot style cycling shoe that is mass produced. They just star…
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Rest in peace, Irv Gotti. In this special re-release, originally published in 2022, Colby Colb shares an exclusive interview with the legendary music producer, label owner, and filmmaker. Irv Gotti recounts his journey from a Queens DJ to discovering Jay-Z and DMX, bringing them to Def Jam, and founding his own label, Murder Inc., which achieved st…
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Lore: Creating Unicorns - Ep155 This podcast is a conversation with Lore CEO and founder Stephan Drake and lead engineer Rob Horacheck. If you haven’t seen or heard of Lore shoes, come out from under the rock you are living under and see the future of cycling footwear. Lore is a fully custom 3D printed carbon fiber shoe. Let that sink in for a mome…
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Ben Serotta: Where Does Responsibility Begin and End? - Ep154 This conversation is with legendary bike builder Ben Serotta. Ben has been building bikes since the year I was born [1972!]. He is also one of the pioneers of bike fitting, founding the Serotta International Cycling Institute in the late 90’s, and creating the Size Cycle, so fitters coul…
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Menachem-Brodie (Part 2) - Ep153 Greetings Well Dippers. This is the second part of my conversation with Strength and Conditioning coach Menachem Brodie. If you missed part 1, feel free to start here but you won’t have the full picture until you listen to the first part of our discourse. Hopefully this conversation reminds you to move consciously. …
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Menachem Brodie – Part 1 – Ep 151 Happy New Year Spartans and Archadians. This conversation is with strength and conditioning coach Menachem Brodie. This podcast was recorded for his channel, The Strong Savvy Cyclist & Triathlete Podcast, and I thought my listeners might enjoy our conversation as well so it is republished here. We recorded two podc…
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Relationship to Cycling - Ep151 In this final walking podcast for this year, I ask you to consider what your relationship is to cycling, and does this relationship serve you? I unpack a few archetypes of riders I have worked with and raced with over the years. Everyone has their own relationship to the sport. From my perspective, there is no “right…
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More Thoughts on Shoes and Feet - Ep150 This walking podcast is a bit of a rambling pile of thoughts on shoes and feet, in relation or response to some discussions I have had recently including feedback from my audience. Specifically, I address the commonly held belief that in cycling, the best way to have good “power transfer” is to immobilize the…
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