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Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast

Matthew Pioro, Matt Hansen

Booking Overview

This is a cycling interview show covering road racing, mountain biking, endurance riding, training, gear, and performance, with recurring external guests including elite cyclists, champions, cycling legends, and technical experts. PR agencies could credibly pitch professional cyclists, endurance athletes, coaches, bike-industry engineers, bikepacking specialists, and sports-performance experts; booking difficulty is medium because the show attracts accomplished niche figures but is not limited to global mainstream celebrities.

Metrics

Episodes: 151

Frequency: Every two weeks

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Gender skew: Male

Listener location: Canada

YouTube: 3.9k subscribers

Instagram: 20.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

matthew@cyclingmagazine.ca

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Host

Matthew Pioro - Canadian cycling editor and podcast host covering professional racing, riding, training, and cycling culture.

Matt Hansen - Canadian cycling editor and podcast host covering racing, athletes, gear, and cycling performance.

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Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Elite or professional cycling experience, championship or record-setting achievements, recognized expertise in bike technology or performance, or substantial experience in endurance cycling and bikepacking.
Required Achievements:  
World or national championship participation, Professional cycling careers, Ultra-distance cycling records, Leadership or specialist roles in the cycling industry, Development of cycling performance technology

Recent Guest Discussions

Michael Leonard - World Championship Racing, Team Leadership, And How National-team Dynamics Differ From Worldtour Competition.

Nickolas Zukowsky - World Championship Contenders, Differences Between Winning A World Championship Road Race And The Montreal Grand Prix, And Race Dynamics.

Pier-André Côté - Competing At The World Championships In Montreal, Balancing Racing Pressure With The Significance Of A Home-province Event, And The Outlook For The Race.

Magdeleine Vallieres Mill - Defending Her World Championship Title, Transitioning From Domestique To Team Leader, The Montreal World Championship Route, And Race Strategy.

Ingmar Jungnickel - Aerodynamic Improvements, Equipment Claims, Chest Fairings, Bike Position, And Prioritizing Major Gains Over Marginal Gains.

Recent Topics

Sports, Cycling, Road Cycling, Mountain Biking, Bikepacking

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast
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‘You’re pranking me’: The moment a Canadian rider discovered she’d won a world title

October 08, 2026

On Aug. 22, Eve Buczkowski, a 17-year-old rider from Talbotville, Ont., won the points race in Heusden-Zolder at the junior track cycling world championships. At first, she couldn’t believe it. She didn’t trust the leaderboard. After all, she was sure she was racing for second place. But the cheering by the Canadians in the stands was so strong. Buczkowski figured there must be an elaborate joke because she just didn’t expect to get a world championship title.In this episode of the Canadian C...

Derek Gee-West and teammates give the inside scoop on who can win at worlds in Montreal

September 17, 2026

This is the information you need, from Canadian riders, before the world championships.Just ahead of the road cycling world championships in Montreal, four elite Canadian riders on the men’s squad spoke about what they’d face. All of them discussed what home-road advantage could mean.Derek Gee-West says he had images of the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal shaping his perception of the world championships, but as the days draw nearer to worlds, Gee-West is appreciating just how big the weeklon...

World champ Magdeleine Vallières Mill talks about her rainbow jersey defence in Montreal

September 03, 2026

In this episode, world champion Magdeleine Vallières Mill looks back at her year in the rainbow jersey and ahead to defending it in Montreal. Her win in Kigali at the 2025 road world championships meant she was no longer an “incognito” rider, as she describes herself prior to that achievement. She went from playing the role of a key domestique to a leader, a position that doesn’t come naturally to her, but one she’s continuing to hone. She gives a glimpse as to how things might play out on th...

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Frequently asked questions

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Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast
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How do I get in touch with Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast?

Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast is hosted by Matthew Pioro and Matt Hansen. Its publicly listed email is matthew@cyclingmagazine.ca. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast?

The publicly listed email for Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast: matthew@cyclingmagazine.ca.

How many listeners does Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast have?

Podseeker estimates Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast?

Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Elite or professional cycling experience, championship or record-setting achievements, recognized expertise in bike technology or performance, or substantial experience in endurance cycling and bikepacking. Common among recent guests: World or national championship participation; Professional cycling careers; Ultra-distance cycling records. Recent guests include Michael Leonard, Nickolas Zukowsky, and Pier-André Côté.

How hard is it to get booked on Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast cover?

Recent episodes cover Sports, Cycling, Road Cycling, Mountain Biking, and Bikepacking. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

matthew@cyclingmagazine.ca

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