Podcasts

[SoCalSnipe]

Does anyone know of any good mountain bike podcasts. I need to load up the ipod to keep my self entertain when it is slow at work.

[Jman]

The Athertons have one but I can't think of its name, its actually pretty good for the most part. Some of the older Mtn Bike movies used to be on sale at iTunes for a pretty decent price, one hour or so for like $1.99 if I remember but that was a while back.

[kanga]

All the mountain bike related podcasts that I've listened to haven't hooked me. MTBCast is based out of the southeast, but they have good daily coverage during big ultra-endurance events like the Iditabike and Great Divide Race. But other than those events the podcast itself isn't very engaging, and isn't really relevant to the west coast.

Same with TrailTapes.

So I haven't found one engaging enough that I can't wait for the next issue to come out, but I have thought that Southern California needs one... any takers?

But I do mostly listen to podcasts while riding. I find that listening to spoken word still allows me to hear what's going on around me, which music usually doesn't.

[SoCalSnipe]

We do need a Socal podcast.
What other podcasts do you guys listen to? I used to listen to Podcacher geocaching podcast and the Tom Leykis show.
Nowadays i really dont listen to any podcasts.

[tkblazer]

is gear noise still around? i met izra at chesebro when i was still riding my rigid ss bike around.