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🗓️ 9 January 2026

⏱️ 49 minutes

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This week, we dive into the ever-evolving world of Peloton fitness. Is Peloton's stock finally poised for a rebound? We analyze the latest financial murmurs and what they could mean for the future of connected fitness. Plus, Peloton teases its next global project and drops a mysterious PR post, leaving everyone guessing. We also break down the merger of two major Facebook groups and what it means for the community.

Get ready for some exciting content updates, including the brand-new Lorde artist series and new training programs from Hannah Frankson and Rebecca Kennedy. We'll cover all the latest instructor news, from Tunde's new role on a Tyler Perry show to Hannah Frankson's return to PSNY. We've got updates on milestone notifications, "Hairgate 2.0," and so much more. This episode is packed with all the Peloton news you need to know.

Song swaps! That magical moment when your favorite Peloton class drops your favorite song.
Peloton teases its next global project. What could it be?
A mysterious PR post from Peloton has the community buzzing.
Two major Peloton-focused Facebook groups have merged.
Is Peloton’s stock poised for a rebound? We look at the signs.
Someone salvaged a working Peloton Bike from the dump!
An update on milestone notifications.
We follow up on last week’s mysterious Peloton job posting.
Tunde Oyeneyin joins the cast of Tyler Perry’s Sistas.
We discuss Nico Sarani’s visa issues.
Selena Samuela and her new babies are home.
An update on Denis Morton and Hairgate 2.0.
Hannah Frankson has returned to Peloton Studios New York (PSNY).
The latest Peloton artist series features the one and only Lorde.
A popular Tonal coach has exited the platform.
Our TCO Top 5 listener-recommended Peloton classes for you to check out.
This Week at Peloton: A look at this week’s Peloton fitness highlights.
TCO Radar: Peloton classes that are on The Clip Out’s radar.
Hannah Frankson has a new running program.
Rebecca Kennedy drops her new HiLit program.
Tips for conquering Peloton’s Annual Challenge.
Emma Lovewell’s 2026 schedule is changing.
Peloton Birthdays: Adrian Williams (1/9), Hannah Frankson (1/11).

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0:00.0	It's more than just your output, more than a bike.
0:03.1	When you hear your shout out, you know it's all right.
0:06.7	Put on your magic pants and let's go.
0:09.9	We're cruising into the power zone.
0:13.4	Clip in, set yourself free.
0:16.3	Come on and take your ride with me.
0:19.0	You know what you need to know and what's it all about. Everything you need. Welcome to the clip. Welcome to the clipout.
0:34.7	And this is Christal O'Keefe.
0:36.2	And this is Tom O'Keefe.
0:37.5	Hi. Hi.
0:38.1	Hi.
0:39.6	I don't have a little humorous personal anecdote to share.
0:43.3	Well, let's just skip right ahead to the part where you tell us what you have in store for people.
0:48.2	All right.
0:49.1	This week, we dive into the ever-evolving world of Peloton Fitness.
0:54.0	Is Peloton stock finally poised for a rebound?
0:57.3	We analyze the latest financial murmurs
1:00.3	and what they could mean for the future of connected fitness.
1:04.8	Somebody likes R-E-M.
1:06.3	Plus, Peloton teases its next global project.
1:10.2	Oh, projects.
1:11.2	And drops a mysterious PR post, leaving everyone guessing.
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