Fred Dreier's guest appearances

Fred Dreier

Jon of All Trades

The Adventure Stache

Lynsey Dyer

Rebecca Rusch

Chris Cosentino

Chris Burkard

Sean Hopkins

Dave Hagen

Kyle Gass

Isa Mazzei

Matt Phillips

Tim Johnson

Payson McElveen

Kelly Halpin

Tommy Caldwell

Mark Twight

Molly Smith

OwlTail

Today on the show, Payson sits down with Fred Dreier, editor-in-chief at VeloNews. They talk about the changing face of professional cycling, the decline of American road racing, and the rise of the athlete influencer. Fred also talks about the parallel evolution he’s seen in journalism, both in cycling and in more conventional media spaces. During a hiatus from VeloNews, Fred graduated from the Columbia School of Journalism and wrote for The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and The New York Times before returning to the cycling beat. They discuss where they think cycling might be headed, and how amateur riders have more influence over the future of the sport than ever.Instagram: @theadventurestache

Today on the show, Payson sits down with Fred Dreier, editor-in-chief at VeloNews. They talk about the changing face of professional cycling, the decline of American road racing, and the rise of the athlete influencer. Fred also talks about the parallel evolution he’s seen in journalism, both in cycling and in more conventional media spaces. During a hiatus from VeloNews, Fred graduated from the Columbia School of Journalism and wrote for The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and The New York Times before returning to the cycling beat. They discuss where they think cycling might be headed, and how amateur riders have more influence over the future of the sport than ever.Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theadventurestache/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@theadventurestache</a>

Payson and Fred Dreier, Editor-in-chief of VeloNews, interview each other

Fred Dreier is a freelance journalist who writes primarily about sports business, lifestyle and endurance sports and the marijuana industry. He also happens to be one of my oldest friends. I’d like to say this week’s episode goes in-depth into what the world of a journalist is like, but the truth is that we spend more time riffing about whatever topic comes to mind than we do digging into Fred’s career. We do touch on a bit of Fred’s career path – how he started the sports page at University of California, Santa Cruz’s student newspaper, working at Boulder-based Velo News where he traveled all over the world covering professional cycling, his transition to Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, and finally some of his current work as a freelancer. But more than that, Fred and I catch up as old friends. This episode marks the one-year anniversary of the Jon of All Trades Podcast, and I like that it’s a friendly, familiar chat with a buddy. It’s a nice analog for how I feel in the podcast, and how grateful I am that you have come along for the ride. Like the podcast itself, we touch on a broad selection of topics, and we talk about them intelligently, and not too self-seriously. Fred’s a tremendously talented writer, and an all-around great guy. It’s a pleasure to feature him on the one-year anniversary of the show. And I thank you for being a part of it. We couldn’t do it without you. Please check out Fred Dreier on Twitter, and take a look at his work portfolio. I particularly enjoyed Fred’s piece in the Wall Street Journal about the use of marijuana by ultramarathoners. You can download this episode at the Jon of All Trades homepage where it’s always available and free, or get it from iTunes or Stitcher. We would love it if you took a minute to rate and review us while you’re there.

Fred Dreier is a freelance journalist who writes primarily about sports business, lifestyle and endurance sports and the marijuana industry. He also happens to be one of my oldest friends. I’d like to say this week’s episode goes in-depth into what the world of a journalist is like, but the truth is that we spend more time riffing about whatever topic comes to mind than we do digging into Fred’s career. We do touch on a bit of Fred’s career path – how he started the sports page at University of California, Santa Cruz’s student newspaper, working at Boulder-based Velo News where he traveled all over the world covering professional cycling, his transition to Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, and finally some of his current work as a freelancer. But more than that, Fred and I catch up as old friends. This episode marks the one-year anniversary of the Jon of All Trades Podcast, and I like that it’s a friendly, familiar chat with a buddy. It’s a nice analog for how I feel in the podcast, and how grateful I am that you have come along for the ride. Like the podcast itself, we touch on a broad selection of topics, and we talk about them intelligently, and not too self-seriously. Fred’s a tremendously talented writer, and an all-around great guy. It’s a pleasure to feature him on the one-year anniversary of the show. And I thank you for being a part of it. We couldn’t do it without you. Please check out Fred Dreier on <a href="http://twitter.com/freddreier" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, and take a look at his <a href="http://www.frederickdreier.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">work portfolio</a>. I particularly enjoyed <a href="http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-debate-over-running-while-high-1423500590" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fred’s piece in the Wall Street Journal</a> about the use of marijuana by ultramarathoners. You can download this episode at the <a href="https://jonofalltrades.us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jon of All Trades homepage</a> where it’s always available and free, or get it from <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jon-of-all-trades/id847604575?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a> or <a href="http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/jon-of-all-trades" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stitcher</a>. We would love it if you took a minute to rate and review us while you’re there.

Ep. 52: Fred Dreier – Freelance Sports Journalist