Episode 29: Kristi Mohn — Dirty Kanza Promotions and Serial Entrepreneur

King of the Ride

Ted King

Sports, Health & Fitness, Business

4.8 • 660 Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

”Ted King killed my ride. That’s going to be the name of this podcast.” When the world of Gravel Cycling creates a Hall of Fame, Kristi Mohn will be among the first inductees. She's help boost Dirty Kanza from just double digit entries to well over 3,000 -- including the ectremelu popular 200 women, 200 miles campaign. Kristi lives life at a million miles per hour and in with the gravel season underway here in 2019, we talk about growing up in Emporia, Kansas, her world travels from there, we examine the state of bicycle retail with the shop she and he husband Tim own, plus 1,000 other things. Kristi is a great friend and exudes a love for life (and bikes). She was kind to take time in her pre LandRun100 preparation to sit down and talk in the Mohn Mobile. With all this talk of gravel, don't forget to head to www.RootedVermont.com! Entry spots are going fast for the first gravel event hosted by Ted and Laura King, so you don't want to miss out on this inaugural event taking place in Richmond, Vermont on August 4! A big thanks goes out to iKOR for presenting this episode. iKOR nerds out on science to deliver the most bio-available product you can get. Their mission is to provide the highest quality, most effective full spectrum hemp extract products available, allowing you to have your best day possible. And I’m excited to share it with you. Try a bottle of iKOR at www.ikorlabs.com and save 15% by using code KingOfTheRide at checkout.

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0:00.0	at one point I was working at the music store running dirty Kansa teaching a full load of classes at
0:06.0	Empory State University being the mother of very active twins like I don't know what I was doing
0:11.5	you make me feel very lazy yeah well sometimes I ride my bike and and do podcasts and sit on the couch
0:18.3	and talk to people.
0:24.5	What's up, party people?
0:27.1	Ted King here, your host at King of the Ride podcast.
0:29.3	Welcome back to another great one.
0:34.9	Anyone who can drop movie quotes right from the very good go is a champ in my book.
0:38.5	Just wait until this episode gets going with some national lampoon quotes coming into the midst. Ladies and gentlemen, I am very excited to have Christy Mone as a guest on today's show.
0:45.2	Now, I think way back to episode number three, still one of the most popular episodes here on King of the Ride,
0:50.3	that was with Leland Daines. Now, Leland and Christie, along with Jim Cummins, they
0:55.9	compose the Dirty Kansa Promotions team. And on a related side note, anytime I reference
1:02.1	back to previous episodes, I am incredibly sincere that you should take a moment to go listen.
1:07.0	Production of these podcasts is not as easily said than done. So there's a lot that goes into these.
1:12.0	And I'm really appreciative of the time that our guests make to sit down and gab with me for an hour.
1:18.3	So even a particular title doesn't strike your fancy. That's what I love about podcasts.
1:22.9	You dip your toe in. You start listening. And boom, you are captivated.
1:27.4	So back on track. I am
1:29.8	incredibly captivated by Christy Mone, this absolute entrepreneurial rock star, all-around Ripper,
1:36.2	partner at Dirty Kansa Promotions, Small Business Owner with Mone's Standard, along with her husband,
1:41.2	Tim, a real estate agent, mother, wife, Dirty Canza Ripper herself.
1:45.7	We have a very cool story that we'll get into in this episode.
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