Ride To Success Podcast

Daisy Lucker’s a two-time Guinness World Record holder. She’s rowed across the Atlantic. Circumnavigated Great Britain. And now? She’s about to cycle around the world — with no job, no home, and no turning back.

In this powerful episode of the Ride to Success Podcast, Daisy Lucker shares the behind-the-scenes truth of extreme endurance challenges, the mental shift that changed her life, and why her next adventure might be her hardest yet.

Connie Hayes opens up about being diagnosed with autism, dyslexia, and dyspraxia in her early 20s — and how those labels, far from limiting her, became the key to unlocking her identity. From racing in elite events like the Women’s Tour of Britain and RideLondon Classique, to hitting rock bottom with injury, burnout, and grief, Connie’s story is a lesson in resilience, honesty, and redefining success.

Joe Grant shares his journey from a childhood filled with cycling to a life plagued by addiction and drug dealing. He reflects on the impact of his choices on his family and the turning points that led him to seek recovery. He later founded Energise Cycles, a community initiative aimed at empowering youth through cycling and addressing issues like mental health and youth crime.

When James Harrison first wheeled out his old mountain, he didn’t know he was starting a journey that would turn him into a two-time cycling entrepreneur. What began as a struggle to get up the hills without gasping for breath has since evolved into two purpose-driven businesses — Souplesse Cycling and Q Bike Wheels.

Ben Clark, who shares his journey of cycling around the world. The discussion covers the inspiration behind the journey, the lessons learned on the road, cultural connections, and the importance of mental health. Ben reflects on the challenges of solitude, the intersection of business and adventure, and the significance of supporting mental health initiatives.

Dr. Sarah Ruggins cycled the full length of the UK and back (2,700km) in just 5 days, 11 hours, and 14 minutes. In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Sarah opens up about the physical, mental, and emotional layers behind her record-breaking achievement.

Kasia Giger shares her journey from a cycling enthusiast to a product manager in the cycling industry. She discusses the importance of innovation, the challenges women face in the industry, and the need for better infrastructure to promote cycling.

Renata Farah shares her journey of cultural adaptation, personal growth, and the transformative power of sports, particularly cycling

Chloe Hosking, shares her journey from professional athlete to entrepreneur. She discusses the challenges faced by women in cycling, the importance of soft skills learned through sports, and the impact of minimum salaries on the professionalisation of women's cycling.

Hannah shares a wild cycling adventure with legends of the sport, reflecting on how her accidental journey into cycling journalism began after personal tragedies.