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Peloton is exploring an $800 million bond offering. We walk through the story and what it could mean for Peloton owners and investors. Also in this episode: Whoop's Peloton integration is now live, and Apple is reportedly plotting a Whoop knock-off The Times (UK) profiles Peloton CEO Peter Stern The Miley campaign hits PSNY Equinox is sued by a Black instructor Peloton wants to hear from teachers...

Peloton just unveiled an all-new Tread lineup, and it's rolling out alongside a major update: self-paced, customizable workouts across the platform. We break down what's new on both fronts and what it means for your training. Also this week: Peloton Commercial unveils a new equipment lineup built for gyms, hotels, and corporate wellness spaces Peloton adds more micro stores, with additional locati...

Peloton has patented AI technology that makes real-time adjustments to your workouts — we break down what the patent actually covers and what it could mean for future Bike and Tread classes. Also this week: Peloton is ending English-language takeovers for its German instructors New details on Peloton's partnership with Muse AI Callie Gullickson is back teaching at Peloton Studios New York (PSNY) O...

Peloton has launched a new AI integration with Meta's Muse, which itself only launched the day before this episode, and we break down what the partnership actually does. Peloton instructor Leanne Hainsby-Alldis is also officially back, and we talk about what her return means for the bike lineup and the community. We also dig into reports that HiLit+ 3 is actually in development. Also this episode:...

Peloton has won dismissal of the shareholder lawsuit filed against the company, and we break down what the ruling means going forward — plus Peloton's new Content Preferences feature, the End of Summer Sale, and the music-swap issue members keep noticing on older classes. Also this week: Notes To Self not saving — the bug members are reporting and what we know so far Peloton instructor Matt Wilper...

Peloton instructor Rebecca Kennedy is responding to online trolls, and we break down what happened. We also cover a new round of layoffs Peloton confirmed this week, the Strength+ app finally landing on Android, and Peloton's new partnership with the U.S. Open (with bonus tennis talk later in the episode). Peloton instructor Rebecca Kennedy responds to online trolls Peloton confirms a new round of...

Peloton is rolling out new Workout History filters, and we break down what's changing and how to use them. We also get into a rough week for Peloton stock after news of a major divestiture, Peloton's response to the Adrian Williams controversy, and everything else happening across the platform and instructor roster. Workout History filters are rolling out on Peloton Peloton adds "circuit" as a new...

Ash Pryor is officially teaching Pilates on Peloton. Here are our thoughts about the wait, her certification, and what's next for her class lineup. Also this week: Peloton teases new product categories on the horizon and lays out its wearable strategy A Fall launch is confirmed for new commercial equipment A new potential recipient is added to Peloton's discount program The next Residency is set f...

Peloton just got hit with a $20.5 million verdict after a federal jury sided with Japan's NEC Corporation in a patent dispute over the streaming tech in the Bike and Tread — on Episode 476, Crystal and Tom break down what the ruling actually means for Peloton going forward. They also cover a Napa Valley hotel adding Peloton Spaces, quiet new Outdoor Run Club teams, and a new "follow" filter in the...

Leanne Hainsby-Alldis is officially back, and Crystal and Tom kick off episode 475 celebrating her return before diving into a busy week of Peloton news — including a new patent lawsuit filed right before the company's next earnings call. They also cover some big personnel moves: Head of Apparel Samantha Storch-Malloy is off to Yale for her MBA, and CTO Francis Shanahan opens up about how he sees...

This week Crystal and Tom dig into Peloton's growing pre and postnatal fitness lineup, starting with Selena Samuela's new pre and postpartum fitness certification and Anna Greenberg's fresh prenatal Pilates class. They also cover Tread Pace Targets going live, breathwork content finally landing on Android, and Peloton podcasts showing up on the Entertainment portal. There's talk of whether multipl...

Kendall Toole dropped another one of her cryptic "you know exactly who I mean" reels, and this time Daniel McKenna's comment section joke pulled Alex Toussaint straight into it — Crystal and Tom break down Alex's fiery response defending Peloton and why it echoes his 2025 clash with Jennifer Jacobs. They also cover Peloton quietly hiring for mergers & acquisitions, new senior and college stude...

This week's Peloton instructor Taylor Swift wedding story kicks things off, as Crystal and Tom get into what Zacharias's trip looked like. They also dig into Peloton's iOS app crashing on launch for a lot of riders and the news that Cody Rigsby is ending his podcast. Plus, changes to the Great Outdoors Challenge, a new Evening Stretch filter, instructor pages that now let you add classes straight...

Crystal and Tom start with the Breathwrk story that broke this week: instructor content from Sam Yo, Mayla Wedekind, and others disappeared from the app's Dailies feed, the search function returns no results for any instructor name, and Peloton restored the missing content overnight after TCO reported it. They also get into Whoop's FDA win, a Power Zone glitch hitting Bike members, and a stack of...

Peloton removed actor Hudson Williams from its social media accounts after a high school photo showing a swastika drawn on his face resurfaced online. We break down what happened, what Peloton did, and what Hudson's camp is saying about it. Also covered this episode: Peloton's socials hit with a sex-spam wave — what's going on Kimberley Maugeri, founder of Skop, named Peloton's new Head of Pilates...

Philip Byron has five Emmy Awards, a Broadway producing credit, and a background teaching spin classes at Flywheel. He is also the director behind the Spin Wars documentary, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in June 2026. Crystal and Tom sat down with Philip to talk about how the Spin Wars documentary came together, what got cut, and what it was really like inside the boutique fitness w...

Peloton has acquired Skop — and Crystal and Tom break down what this deal actually means for the platform, your membership, and where Peloton's content strategy is heading next. Also covered this week: Club Peloton badge tiers  — all the details on the new tiered structure and what you need to do to earn them Peloton Spaces  — the latest on Peloton's push into apartment amenity partnersh...

Badges now cover milestones up to 10000 classes per modality and weekly streaks up to 8 years. Also covered this week: Peloton Milestone Badges have a fresh new look and updated targets — here's what changed and what it means for your progress tracking The Top 50 Music Countdown classes are back — a fan-favorite format returns Apple Health sync is causing issues with Legend status for some members...

Peloton has removed a Lil Jon class from the platform with no official explanation. We break down which class disappeared, what the community noticed, and what might be behind the removal. Also covered in Episode 466: AI-generated music was spotted in an Ally Love barre class — and the community has thoughts Peloton stock added to the S&P SmallCap 600 Peloton is recruiting employees on Reddit...

Peloton streaks just got a major upgrade — third-party apps like Apple Watch and Garmin workouts now count toward keeping your streak alive. We break down exactly how it works, what qualifies, and why this is a bigger deal than it sounds for members who cross-train. Also this week: Early reviews are in on Peloton IQ, the platform's new AI-powered coaching suite — we share what members are act...

Peloton's latest earnings call is in the books — and there are real questions about whether the company is eyeing acquisitions. Crystal and Tom break down what leadership said, what it means for members, and why Peloton's COO is headed to the Fortune COO Summit. Peloton also threw a special event celebrating Peloton instructor Tunde Oyeneyin's apparel collection, and Peloton is partnering with LIS...

Peloton instructors can now create and publish their own content directly on the BreathWrk platform — a major expansion of the partnership between the two companies. We break down what this means for Peloton's content ecosystem, instructor autonomy, and where the BreathWrk integration goes from here. Also covered this week: BreathWrk launches a new 7-day breathwork program featuring Peloton instru...

Peloton's new "Note To Self" feature is the talk of the community this week, and Crystal and Tom break down what it is, how it works, and what riders are saying about it. In other fun news, Crystal herself was featured on Peloton's "At The Next Table" episode 4, where she spoke about the importance of Peloton community members. This week also brings Peloton senior pricing news, a new Hyatt partner...

A documentary called "Spin Wars" is heading to the Tribeca Film Festival, and Crystal and Tom dig into what it means to have Peloton's story told on that kind of stage. The "Let Yourself Go" campaign keeps growing — this time with Peloton instructors joining Hudson Williams — and Peloton's VP of Global Creative penned a piece for Muse about the thinking behind it. On the instructor front, Selena S...

In this episode, we cover the latest developments within Peloton and the broader fitness industry. From executive leadership changes and brand strategy to upcoming marathon events and specialized training releases, we break down the week's most relevant news. Tune in for factual updates on instructor milestones, new class formats, and technical notes that directly impact your training routine. A d...