Road Adventures of Cycling Men of Leisure
Adam Baranski’s and Michael Sharp's friendship is built on a shared love of cycling. From tough trails to leisurely rides, their adventures are filled with stories, banter, and authentic connection. Their podcast blends entertaining anecdotes, heartfelt conversations, and cycling excitement—welcoming you into their community and the joy of the open road.
Road Adventures of Cycling Men of Leisure
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From High-Speed Trains in Europe, to Haunted Cartoons.
Seventeen days away from home changes your brain a little, especially when the trip is built like a do-it-yourself puzzle across Italy and the Mediterranean. We walk through how Adam planned it, why Rome became the hub, and what it’s actu...
Darth Vader Walks Into Buffalo Trace With A Ghost Meter
Freddie Johnson of Buffalo Trace, the Queen Mary, and Darth Vader walk into our Halloween special… and that’s not even the weirdest part. We’re back with our annual spooky-season tradition, where we swap road stories, laugh at our own fear resp...
Why A $2,000 Foldable Phone Sparks A Bigger Debate
A $2,000 foldable iPhone sounds ridiculous until you realize people gladly finance tech for years without blinking and then do the same math on cars, watches, and everything else. We kick things off with that exact dilemma: do you buy the newes...
What If Leisure Is The Real Engine Of Labor
Labor Day gets marketed as burgers, sales, and one last summer weekend, but the real story is sharper and a lot more human. We trace how Labor Day history in the United States runs through worker solidarity, the fight for an eight-hour workday,...
A Bass Ate The Golf Ball
A laid-back cycling podcast can still hit serious truths, and this ride does both. We start by catching up on real life: conferences, board service in public transportation, and the behind-the-scenes reality that managing people is often harder...
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