John Galloway

This Week in Cycling History Archive

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Once upon a time, as part of the Velocast, Cillian Kelly and John Galloway chatted about cycling history. Now that The Velocast is no more I've had many requests for access to the TWiCH back catalogue. Eventually every show will be on this feed. It's very bare bones just now but I'll try to add titles and descriptions as I have the time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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John Galloway

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29. Jul 2024

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La Course au Soleil 30.08.2023

Cillian and John talk Paris-Nice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do You Have Any Irish in You? 29.08.2023

Cillian and John talk Het Volk, Etienne De Wilde, Shay Elliot, and Mario Cippolini. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Kind of Start 26.08.2023

This Week in Cycling History was a show on now defunct Velocast feed. This archive feed will eventually contain all of the episodes of the show. Scott O'Raw, half of The Velocast appears on episodes from time to time but the two main hosts are Cillian Kelly, now of GCN, and John Galloway, now retired. We hope you enjoy the shows. Their focus on history means they should be timeless. This first epi...

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