Best Fringe Beyond Limits Podcasts (2025)

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The Sleeping Medium: Edgar Cayce Part 2 1:18:51

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This episode explores Edgar Cayce’s shift from health readings to metaphysical topics — reincarnation, Atlantis, and the founding of the Association for Research and Enlightenment (ARE). Hosts discuss Cayce’s healing recommendations, prophetic hits and misses, and how his ideas shaped holistic medicine. Lighthearted banter and personal takes accomp…

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“I’m proud that Dave Brailsford doesn’t like me”: Emma Pooley on the Tour de France’s weight debate, growing women’s sport, and battling cycling’s old-school “f***wits” 1:26:15

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Send us a text Former world time trial champion, Olympic medallist, and endurance sport all-rounder Emma Pooley joins the podcast to discuss her new recipe book/memoir Oat to Joy, her own up-and-down relationship with food, the ‘weight debate’ that erupted in women’s cycling this year (and what she regards as the gender-based hypocrisy surrounding …

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The Sleeping Medium: Edgar Cayce Part 1 1:00:23

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In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits we trace Edgar Cayce's journey from a humble Kentucky boy to the famed "Sleeping Prophet," exploring his early visions, the onset of trance readings, and the surprising medical and spiritual advice he offered. This first part covers Cayce's upbringing, family influences, his loss and recovery of speech under …

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Dark Side of the Moon: Secrets, Science & a Side You've Never Seen 1:35:18

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In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts riff on everything lunar: the moon’s odd formation, Apollo-era anomalies, hollow-moon and mothership theories, and modern probes exploring the far side. They mix science, myth, and conspiracy — from seismic 'moon gongs' and strange craters to China’s recent far-side missions and the politics of retu…

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“I’ve done some stupid things in my life, but this was beyond stupid!” Ultra-endurance cyclist Sofiane Sehili on breaking into Russia, 51 days in jail, and cycling’s most dramatic failed record attempt ... 1:31:38

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Send us a text “This is crazy. It’s Russia, you don’t illegally enter Russian territory. You don’t do that!” says Sofiane Sehili. Except he did… And the ultra-endurance legend tells us all about it on this epic episode of the podcast. In September, Sehili was a day away from breaking the world record for the fastest Eurasia crossing by bike when he…

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Clair-Consciousness: Unlocking the World of Extrasensory Awareness 1:34:48

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In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, the hosts have a lively, funny conversation about the "clair" senses—clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience, claircognizance, clairalience, and clairgustance. They share personal stories, historical context, skeptical and scientific perspectives, and practical exercises for developing intuition. They de…

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Curses, Contracts, and Consequences: The Cursed Man Experiment 1:14:24

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Hosts discuss the documentary A Cursed Man, following filmmaker Liam de Guillot’s controversial project of inviting curses across cultures. They explore the rituals in California, New Orleans, India, Mexico, and the psychological, physical, and social aftermath. The episode covers ethical debates, personal reactions, and cultural perspectives on be…

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“I lost sponsors after riding with Lance Armstrong – but it did us more good than bad”: Ex-footballer Geoff Thomas on 20 years of tackling the Tour de France route for charity, tears on the Galibier, and ... 1:05:12

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Send us a text 20 years ago, former England footballer, Crystal Palace captain, and cancer survivor Geoff Thomas first made his mark on the cycling world by completing all 21 stages and 3,593km of the 2005 Tour de France, a day before the Lance Armstrong-led peloton. Since then, Thomas’s Tour 21 has developed into a huge deal, and every year groups…

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Terrifyingly True Tales: Halloween Episode 1:14:30

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This episode of Fringe Beyond dives into notorious Halloween crimes — from the 1957 Trick-or-Treat murder and the Lisa Ann French case to the Candyman poisoning, the Martha Moxley mystery, the toolbox killers, and more modern disappearances and attacks. Hosts discuss the facts, theories, and unsettling details behind each story. The episode also ex…

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Top tips for recovering from the cycling yips: How to regain your confidence on the bike after a bad crash + Double Alpe d’Huez! Ventoux! 2026 Tour de France routes analysed… Are they boring? 32:55

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Send us a text It may have been sorely lacking in recent years, but the 2026 edition of the Tour de France Hommes will be all about suspense. Or, as the race’s press release put it, it’s going to be a ‘crescendo’. Whether it’s one that could build to a great Alpine GC frenzy, or, if Tadej decides to clash the symbols sooner than anticipated, fade i…

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Midnight Madness in Kentucky: The Kelly-Hopkinsville Encounter 1:04:44

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In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, the hosts recount the chilling 1955 Kelly-Hopkinsville encounter where the Sutton family reported being besieged by small, glowing-eyed creatures seemingly impervious to gunfire. They discuss the eyewitness accounts, police investigation, skeptical explanations (owls, mass hysteria, alcohol), and the lasting…

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Label. Shame. Break. Science. The Monster Study Tragedy 1:10:20

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In this episode the hosts unpack the disturbing "Monster Study," a 1939 experiment by Wendell Johnson and Mary Tudor that used orphans to test whether labeling could create stuttering. The conversation covers how children were told they were defective, the lasting psychological harm, the 2001 exposé, the 2007 settlement, and the broader lessons for…

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“Is sport a force for good? Or for battering people into submission?” Former UCI president Brian Cookson on Israel, sportswashing, banning nation state sponsors, and why protests highlight bike race security ... 1:35:27

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Send us a text Following Israel-Premier Tech’s decision to change both its name and nationality for 2026, in the wake of a season dominated by protests and controversy surrounding the team’s participation in races amid the conflict in Gaza, former UCI president Brian Cookson joins us on the podcast to discuss one of cycling’s biggest talking points…

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The Endless Estate: Exploring the Winchester Mystery House 1:02:40

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The Butcher of Plainfield: The Skin-Sewn Secrets of Ed Gein 1:13:19

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This episode of Fringe Beyond Limits recounts the life and crimes of Edward Gein, tracing his troubled upbringing, disturbing grave-robbery and murders, and the shocking discoveries found in his farmhouse. It also covers the investigation, the legal and psychiatric rulings, and the lasting impact his case had on Plainfield and popular culture. Host…

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“I told myself, just let Robert Millar go!” Pippa York and David Walsh on gender, following the Tour de France, and why pro cycling isn’t Disneyland 1:38:31

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Send us a text Buckle up for a truly epic episode of the road.cc podcast! We're delighted to be joined by legendary cyclist Pippa York and arguably cycling's most well-known journalist, David Walsh, for episode 115. After York agreed to spend three weeks on the road with Walsh following the Tour de France back in 2020, the pair struck up an unlikel…

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Gnosticism and the Hidden Truth: Secrets the Church Tried to Bury 1:20:22

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What if the god you’ve been worshiping isn’t the true Creator—but a deceiver? What if the Bible’s most iconic stories were rewritten to hide a deeper spiritual truth? And what if the divine isn't above you… but buried within you? On this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts dive into Gnosticism: its cosmology, the Nag Hammadi discovery, and fi…

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Love has Won… But the Mummy Wrapped in Christmas Lights has Lost 1:15:21

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This episode of Fringe Beyond Limits examines the rise and collapse of the Love Has Won cult led by Amy Carlson, a woman who claimed to be a divine “Mother God.” Hosts trace her journey from a Midwestern life to leading a devoted online community, the group’s manipulative practices, and the shocking discovery of Carlson’s mummified remains. The dis…

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“Timothée Chalamet can’t replace me in this one!” Actor behind Cadel Evans one-man show on taking the Edinburgh Fringe by storm, cycling “full gas” on stage, and why creating a play is like riding the ... 1:19:46

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Guards, Prisoners, and the Monster Within - The Stanford Prison Experiment 59:04

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This episode of Fringe Beyond Limits examines the Stanford Prison Experiment: how ordinary college students were randomly assigned as guards or prisoners, how roles and authority quickly warped behavior, and why the study was halted after six days. The hosts blend a clear summary of the experiment and its ethical lessons with casual banter, persona…

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Midnight Massacre in the Midwest: The Villisca Axe Murders 1:39:47

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On this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts revisit the 1912 Villisca axe murders, tracing the crimerom the night it happened to enduring theories about suspects (Reverend George Kelly, possible hired killers, and the "Man from the Train"). They also share first-hand paranormal investigations and personal experiences in the Moore house, refle…

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Is China ready to take over the cycling industry? We chat to Chinese bike brand Yoeleo about challenging the old guard, changing Western perceptions, building trust, and “pushing the limits” 1:16:34

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Send us a text This week, we're exploring one of the big cycling tech stories of 2025: the rise of Chinese bike brands. And why they could, through better tech, research and design, and affordable prices, very quickly threaten the traditional western brands and transform the global cycling industry. To assess China’s new high-end bike brand dynasty…

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Poop Cruise from Hell: Inside the Carnival Triumph Disaster 1:10:31

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On this crossover episode with The Compendium, Kyle Recy and Adam Cox retell the infamous 2013 Carnival Triumph disaster: an engine fire left the ship adrift, power and plumbing failed, and over 4,200 passengers endured days of heat, spoiled food, and overflowing sewage. The hosts unpack what went wrong, the chaotic onboard response, media fallout,…

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A Chilling Live Chat with ChatGPT 1:06:06

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Hosts Bree, Lynette and Frank put ChatGPT to the test with one-word rules and provocative questions, probing whether humans are being watched and why. The AI lists watchers—from governments and corporations to extraterrestrials, ancients and AI—then links control to fear, harvest, and the role of elites. The episode explores free will, simulation t…

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“It would be a tragedy if we abandoned time trialling in Britain because of bad drivers”: Lawyers discuss duty of cycling clubs after rider seriously injured by motorist during time trial – and why cyclists ... 58:59

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Send us a text On the evening of Tuesday 23 May 2019, Ben Hetherington’s life changed forever. Ben, then 23-years-old and one of the most exciting young prospects in British cycling, was racing a local 10-mile time trial when he was struck by a motorist who turned right across the carriageway’s eastbound lanes after failing to give way. Ben suffere…

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Love and Loaded Lies: The Vicky and Casey White Prison Plot 51:30

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In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, your hosts dive into the jaw-dropping real-life story of Vicki and Casey White. Vicki, a well-respected corrections officer, shocks her community by orchestrating a prison escape for Casey, a dangerous inmate with a chilling past. For 11 days, their captivating manhunt raised questions of love, manipulation,…

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Mud Flood Memories: Unearthing the Buried World of Tartaria 1:15:07

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Join the latest episode of Fringe Beyond Limits as we delve into the enigmatic world of Tartaria, a civilization believed to have been systematically erased from history. This episode explores the intriguing theory of a global empire with advanced knowledge and technology that spanned continents but was subsequently buried and forgotten. Discover t…

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How to build a Tour de France team from scratch: Tudor Pro Cycling’s CEO on reaching the biggest race in the world within three years and creating a squad that’s “here to stay” + Inside the mechanics ... 1:20:05

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Send us a text This episode of the podcast is in association with Schwalbe... How do you go about building a Tour de France team effectively from scratch? That’s the question I asked when I popped around to the rest day hotel of Julian Alaphilippe’s Tudor Pro Cycling squad, who are making their debuts at this year’s Tour. The Swiss team are relativ…

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Where She Goes, Chaos Follows: The Traveling Terror of Annabelle 56:21

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In this spine-tingling episode of Fringe Limits, the hosts dive into the mysterious world of haunted dolls, focusing on the infamous Annabelle. What is it about this seemingly innocent Raggedy Ann doll that has captured imaginations and fueled fear for decades? The discussion explores the origins of Annabelle's legend, her connection to paranormal …

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Is Tadej Pogačar too good? We discuss the Tour de France leader’s Pyrenean dominance + Ben Healy on returning to “doing what I like” after two days in the yellow jersey 43:20

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Send us a text Tadej Pogačar, already four stage wins to the good this year and chasing his fourth Tour de France title at the age of just 26, is busy cementing his status as one of cycling’s greatest ever riders, with yet another dominant, cannibal-esque performance at the sport’s biggest race. But is Pogačar’s relentless dominance hurting the rac…

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Death Notices or Burn Notices? 1:02:21

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This week on Fringe Beyond Limits, we dive 6-feet deep into some of the most jaw-dropping, brutally honest, and unintentionally hilarious real-life obituaries ever published. These aren’t your typical sugar-coated farewells—these are verbal mic drops from beyond the grave. From children finally getting the last word on toxic parents to prankster el…

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“When I quit, I was done with all the pressure and suffering. But I like cycling again”: Anna van der Breggen on her comeback and “feeling stupid” in the peloton + Pink jersey Anna Henderson, Pfeiffer ... 34:24

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Send us a text It’s July, it’s hot, the men’s and women’s pelotons are both deep into grand tour season – and the road.cc Podcast is hitting the road and embracing all the stage racing madness, as part of a new mini-series we’re calling… errr, ‘road.cc on the road’. And kicking off this tentatively titled podcast series, I headed to northern Italy …

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La Isla de las Muñecas: The Island of the Dead-Eyed Dolls 1:03:28

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Embark on a spine-chilling adventure into the heart of Mexico's famous Isla de las Muñecas or Island of the Dolls. In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, we delve into the eerie legend of an isolated land teeming with weathered dolls, each rumored to hold the spirits of the dead. Listen as we recount the tragic tale of Julian Santana Barrera, the…

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Chris Boardman talks e-bikes, road safety, and why Reform UK has made cyclists “nervous” + Is Tadej Pogačar vs Jonas Vingegaard the greatest Tour de France rivalry in history? Bumper TDF preview 53:17

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Send us a text Coppi versus Bartali. Anquetil versus Poulidor. LeMond versus Hinault. Armstrong versus Ullrich. Contador versus Schleck. Does Tadej Pogačar’s epic rivalry with Jonas Vingegaard at the Tour de France beat them all? That’s the question we try our best to answer during this week’s Tour de France-focused episode of the road.cc Podcast, …

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From Kabbalah to Curses: The Dybbuk Box Exposed 53:47

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In this captivating episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, we delve into the enigmatic tale of the Dybbuk Box, examining its origins, the myths surrounding it, and its cultural implications. Join us as we unravel the alleged supernatural experiences linked to this infamous box, its journey from an eBay listing to a Hollywood storyline, and the ethical co…

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Terror in the Toy Box: Secrets, Sadists & Soundproof Walls 1:13:09

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In this gripping episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, we delve into the terrifying world of David Parker Ray, infamously known as the Toy Box Killer. We uncover the chilling details behind his meticulously planned torture chamber, the toy box, in Elephant Butte, New Mexico, where unimaginable horrors unfolded for countless victims. Listen as we recount…

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“Get that bike back in the van!” Tour de France tech tales from the Dauphiné, Factor’s radical bike, and the backlash to new UCI rules + Does Cycle to Work still… work? 1:14:18

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Send us a text For most of the pro cycling world, June is all about altitude camps, warm-up races, and fine-tuning that all-important preparation ahead of the big one: the Tour de France. But here at road.cc, it really means only one thing: our annual tech-spotting pilgrimage to the Critérium du Dauphiné! (Or whatever it’s going to be called next y…

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The Giggling Granny: A Tale of Lethal Love 1:42:47

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In this gripping episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, we delve into the chilling story of Nanny Doss, infamously known as 'The Giggling Granny'. Over three decades, Doss, outwardly a sweet and sociable grandmother, left a trail of death shrouded beneath the veil of love and domesticity. Unveiling the shocking details of her life, we explore how Doss us…

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Unraveling a Random Stream of Consciousness 1:24:33

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Welcome to a mind-bending episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, where we dive deep into intriguing theories about our universe and consciousness. Frank explores the complex relationship between energy, matter, and information, and how they relate to the laws of thermodynamics, suggesting a simulation theory where consciousness exists beyond our physical…

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Should brands stop claiming gravel bikes “can go anywhere”? Lawyer discusses £4.5m Planet X fork failure case, its implications for the cycling industry, and the need for transparent marketing + Is Simon ... 1:14:38

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Send us a text On this week’s episode, we’re joined by Julian Chamberlayne, a partner at Stewart’s, the UK law firm who last month secured a £4.5m settlement case against Planet X’s insurers, after cyclist Dr Daniel Gordon was left paralysed in a crash caused by his gravel bike's carbon fork shearing in two on a grass slope. We discuss what went wr…

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Glowing Grievances: The Radium Girls' Tale 59:03

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Join us in this intriguing episode where humor meets horror as we explore the tale of the Radium Girls. A light-hearted chat takes a dark turn as we recount the chilling story of young women in the 1920s painting watch dials with deadly radium. Unaware of the dangers, they whimically painted even their nails and teeth, unknowingly sealing their fat…

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Why do we keep trying to turn cycling into other sports? Formula Fixed founder on reinventing bike racing for the TikTok generation, “trampling on tradition”, and why “big swings” are better than marginal ... 1:06:30

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Send us a text This week, Ryan chats with the co-founder of the latest big idea hoping to shake up the conservative world of cycling: Formula Fixed, a new US-based indoor racing series featuring bikes with no brakes on tight, twisting, go-kart style circuits in a ticketed arena setting. With this new brand of cycling set to launch this year, Formul…

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Screams of the Banshee: Exploring Ireland's Legend 1:03:51

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Welcome to another captivating episode of Fringe Beyond Limits. This week, we immerse ourselves in the mysterious world of the Banshee—a specter from Irish folklore known for her haunting cries that foretell death. Journey with us as we explore the stories and legends surrounding this enigmatic figure, connecting with tales of washerwomen, family p…

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Missing 411: West Coast and Southwest Cases 1:24:33

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Dive into the perplexing world of the missing 411 phenomenon as we explore cases of inexplicable disappearances across the vast landscapes of the American West. From the scenic Rocky Mountains to the sweeping deserts and eerie forests, each tale involves individuals who stepped into seemingly ordinary wilderness and vanished under the most mysterio…

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“TNT price hike is two fingers to cycling fans”: Ex-WorldTour pros Harry Tanfield and Sophie Wright on going gravel, the future of British bike racing, and why Manchester’s cycle lanes are rubbish + John ... 1:11:58

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Send us a text This week, former WorldTour pros Harry Tanfield and Sophie Wright kindly interrupted their packing for Sea Otter to hop on the podcast and discuss how they’ve adapted to life as rookie gravel racers with Britain’s newest professional cycling team, the Ribble Outliers – including getting used to wider tyres and lower pressures (and wh…

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Missing 411: East Coast Cases 1:19:45

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Join us in this captivating episode of Fringe Beyond Limits as we dive deep into the heart of the missing 411 phenomenon, focusing on the mysterious disappearances across America's east and southeast regions. From the infamous Bennington Triangle to the dense forests of the Great Smoky Mountains, we explore baffling cases that have left families an…

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Missing 411: History and Midwest Cases 1:11:43

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Join us in this gripping episode of Fringe Beyond Limits as we journey into the heart of one of the most perplexing mysteries of our time, the Missing 411 cases. Discover the eerie disappearances occurring in the wilderness of the Midwest, where hikers, children, and ordinary adventurers vanish without a trace. Explore the puzzling patterns and une…

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“Driving a car is just too easy”: Bikehangar inventor on theft, the need for safe cycle storage, and why “there are too many cars on our streets” 37:52

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Send us a text To mark Security and Storage Week on road.cc, this week’s episode focuses on one of the most useful and controversial – if you’re a grumpy SUV driver, anyway – urban cycling innovations of the past 15 years: the cycle hangar. Invented by Cyclehoop founder Anthony Lau, and spawning a host of imitators, Bikehangars provide secure shelt…

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Catastrophic Custodians: The Atomic Priesthood 56:24

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In this gripping episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, we delve into the concept of the Atomic Priesthood, a fascinating theory that attempts to preserve the knowledge of nuclear dangers for future generations. Explore the complexities of communicating across millennia as we discuss historical parallels, monumental structures, and symbolic messaging des…

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What do Donald Trump’s tariffs mean for cycling? We chat to an industry insider about price rises, staying positive, and why the tariffs present an opportunity for UK brands 43:09

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Send us a text With the cycling industry gripped by yet another period of uncertainty, this week’s episode of the road.cc Podcast focuses on the story that’s dominated the front pages all month – Donald Trump’s chaos-creating global tariffs. And why, at least according to one industry insider, they aren’t going to, as feared by many, “sink the ship…