Episode 14 with Allan Dias

Episode 15 with Erik Saunders

The Myerson Line is back after a long haitus, with none other than the legendary E-Rok, Erik Saunders. Erik and I cover a broad range of topics: making it as pro on your own terms in the 1990s, race, class, social struggles, doping, and pioneering personal storytelling in the age before social media. Welcome back to The Myerson Line!

Episode 14 with Allan Dias

Allan Dias may not be a household name in cycling, but the 60+ Masters cyclocross racer from Connecticut has a lot more to him than you might expect. Listen in as Adam and Allan chat about 70's Punk, 80's Post-punk, 90's Mountain bike racing, and hanging out with Joe Strummer and Lemmy. This conversation is not your typical bike race podcast material, and it is worth every minute. Please, enjoy. The Myerson Line by Adam Myerson features discussions with the cast of characters Adam crossed paths with during his long career. The discussions and the guests on the show promise to be wide-ranging, and engaging. Follow the Myerson Line.

Episode 13 with Colin Reuter

This episode Adam chats with Colin Reuter, creator of crossresults.com among many other things.  The Myerson Line by Adam Myerson features discussions with the cast of characters Adam crossed paths with during his long career. The discussions and the guests on the show promise to be wide-ranging, and engaging. Follow the Myerson Line.

Episode 12 with Gerri Moriarty

At long last, we are back and The Myerson Line has recorded a new episode! This time we a chatting with Gerri Moriarty, originator of the now-defunct Women's Cycling Made Real program. For some background on CMR, see: http://cyclingmadereal.wordpress.com  [https://t.co/OkqZ6JVvq6] and http://slideplayer.com/slide/5776185/  [https://t.co/IhPqgrVqxV]

Episode 11 with Phil Gaimon

This weeks guest is Phil Gaimon. Phil recently retired from professional road racing, most recently racing at the World Tour level for the Cannondale team. The Myerson Line by Adam Myerson feautures discussions with the cast of characters Adam crossed paths with during his long carreer. The discussions and the guests on the show promise to be wide-ranging, and engaging. Follow the Myerson Line.