Episode 38 - The Pinkbike Editor's 2020 Best-Of Picks

The Pinkbike Podcast

Pinkbike

Sports, News

4.8 • 718 Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

The end of the year means two things: it's time for a bunch of resolutions that definitely won't pan out, and every website doing a bunch of questionable best-of lists. And while our annual Pinkbike Awards are our official way of recognizing some of the year's most impressive products, people, and events, each editor also puts together a list of their personal favorites from the past twelve months. Thing is, we pretty much all disagree with each other, which brings us to the theme of today's podcast.

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0:00.0	Hello, world.
0:02.0	Let me get these things pulled up real quick.
0:04.1	God damn, Dan.
0:05.9	Crush my.
0:08.2	It's your first podcast, you f***ed up.
0:20.5	Hello, world, and welcome to episode 38 of the Pink Bike podcast.
0:24.0	I'm your host, usually, Mike Levy.
0:26.5	I'm here with Sarah Moore, Brian Kazimer.
0:29.2	Brian Kazimer?
0:30.3	Jesus.
0:32.4	I'm just drinking again?
0:34.3	Brian's in my head.
0:39.4	Mike Casimir.
0:41.1	There you go.
0:41.8	And for the first time we have Dan Sapp.
0:44.4	The end of the year usually means two things.
0:47.2	It means a bunch of resolutions that we're not going to stick to.
0:50.3	And all of those bests of lists that everyone does, including us.
0:54.6	So Pink Bike editors, Mike Kazimer, Dance app, myself, as well as content manager, Sarah Moore,
0:59.7	all chose our personal top picks for 2020, and you could read about those on the website,
1:05.1	but today, that is exactly what we're going to talk about.
1:09.1	Sarah, this is when you would usually read the news, but
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