Pamela Robichaud's guest appearances

Pamela Robichaud

Run This World with Nicole DeBoom Podcast

Girls Gone Gravel podcast

Shannon Watts

Richard Moss

Deena Kastor

Katie Arnold

Mirna Valerio

Julie Piatt

Catherine McCord

Julie Daniluk

Kelly McNelis

Joe De Sena

Jill Angie

Sarah Clarkson

Nick Symmonds

Sherry Cormier

Sanjay Rawal

OwlTail

Rachel Cohen

This week we’re chatting with Rachel Cohen and Pamela Robichaud, co-organizers of The Ranger, a gravel enduro in Vermont. Rachel Cohen is a mountain and gravel cyclist in Jericho, VT. She is passionate about getting more people, particularly young Vermonters, on bikes in any capacity. She is a high school humanities teacher, serves as the president of Vermont Youth Cycling, and leads a weekly women's mountain bike ride. Pamela Robichaud is a physical therapist and was born and raised in New England.  She and her husband, Jon, recently relocated to Northwestern Vermont after 14 years in Boulder, CO.  Enabling women to find the bike for the first time or return to the sport after time away is a passion of Pamela’s.  Rachel and Pamela believe that we ought to give back to the people and places we are most connected to. For these ladies, that connection happens on a bike. Rachel and Pamela were fast friends when they met at a group ride in 2020 and became business partners last month when they became organizers of The Ranger: Vermont’s Gravel Enduro.  The Ranger is truly a "race within a ride" as only certain segments of the route are timed. The event offers various courses, all of which highlight the stunning scenery of Vermont’s Upper Valley.  Hosted at the Tunbridge Fairgrounds, riders of all ages can enjoy two nights of camping, a ‘party in the pasture’ and ample opportunities to explore rural VT by bike on both Saturday and Sunday.  The Ranger seeks to promote sustainable and vibrant community development through land conservation and providing outdoor recreation opportunities for future generations. Through working with the local communities, the Ranger is committed to focusing significant charitable giving on stewardship for rural and agricultural land, access to outdoor recreation, and sustaining small communities.  Registration is open at https://therangervt.com; https://www.bikereg.com/the-ranger0 You can follow Rachel, Pamela, and Ranger happenings on Instagram @therangervt @nancy_legpower and @pamelarobo Sign up for the Feisty Women’s Performance Summit at https://www.womensperformance.com/  **Support the Girls Gone Gravel Podcast**  InsideTracker: get 20% off at insidetracker.com/feisty  Zealios: get 20% off with code GIRLSGONEGRAVEL at https://teamzealios.com/ 

This week we’re chatting with Rachel Cohen and Pamela Robichaud, co-organizers of The Ranger, a gravel enduro in Vermont. Rachel Cohen is a mountain and gravel cyclist in Jericho, VT. She is passionate about getting more people, particularly young Vermonters, on bikes in any capacity. She is a high school humanities teacher, serves as the president of Vermont Youth Cycling, and leads a weekly women's mountain bike ride. Pamela Robichaud is a physical therapist and was born and raised in New England.  She and her husband, Jon, recently relocated to Northwestern Vermont after 14 years in Boulder, CO.  Enabling women to find the bike for the first time or return to the sport after time away is a passion of Pamela’s.  Rachel and Pamela believe that we ought to give back to the people and places we are most connected to. For these ladies, that connection happens on a bike. Rachel and Pamela were fast friends when they met at a group ride in 2020 and became business partners last month when they became organizers of The Ranger: Vermont’s Gravel Enduro.  The Ranger is truly a "race within a ride" as only certain segments of the route are timed. The event offers various courses, all of which highlight the stunning scenery of Vermont’s Upper Valley.  Hosted at the Tunbridge Fairgrounds, riders of all ages can enjoy two nights of camping, a ‘party in the pasture’ and ample opportunities to explore rural VT by bike on both Saturday and Sunday.  The Ranger seeks to promote sustainable and vibrant community development through land conservation and providing outdoor recreation opportunities for future generations. Through working with the local communities, the Ranger is committed to focusing significant charitable giving on stewardship for rural and agricultural land, access to outdoor recreation, and sustaining small communities.  Registration is open at <a href="https://therangervt.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://therangervt.com</a>; <a href="https://www.bikereg.com/the-ranger0" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bikereg.com/the-ranger0</a> You can follow Rachel, Pamela, and Ranger happenings on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/therangervt/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@therangervt </a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/nancy_legpower/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@nancy_legpower</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pamelarobo/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@pamelarobo</a> Sign up for the Feisty Women’s Performance Summit at <a href="https://www.womensperformance.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.womensperformance.com/</a> **Support the Girls Gone Gravel Podcast** InsideTracker: get 20% off at <a href="https://info.insidetracker.com/feisty" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">insidetracker.com/feisty</a> Zealios: get 20% off with code GIRLSGONEGRAVEL at <a href="https://teamzealios.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://teamzealios.com/</a>

A Pace & A Place with Pamela Robichaud & Rachel Cohen (Episode 84)

Pamela Robichaud is many things: Physical therapist, entrepreneur, athlete, road warrior, daughter, sister, wife and lover of spuds. Pamela and I go way back. I met her when she was a Skirt Ambassador, recruited by her husband Jon Robichaud (note: men don't usually recruit women to our brand!). The funny thing is that she quit being an ambassador to go on a year-long road trip - a life-changing experience prompted by many things including their decision to stop trying to have kids and a very scary bike crash. Big decisions often happen when we go through events that bring us perspective. In this case, they decided it was time to take a different road. They bought a camper van and went on the road for a year.Today I know Pamela mostly for her work as a body healer and entrepreneur. She and Jon took their passion for health and fitness as they became founding members of iKor, a Boulder-based CBD brand focused on helping endurance athletes recover better. CBD is a big buzzword these days, but there is still a lot of misconception around what it actually is and how it can help us. We cut through the hype and get to the heart of the matter. CBD is very personal; people take it for all sorts of reasons and with a range of results. From there we go on a fun ride of topics that resonate with just about everyone on some level including (but not limited to!):Startup life: iKor Labs is working to make athletes' lives betterCBD in all its glory: Basic scientific background, recovery, sleep, anxiety, depression and other benefitsiKor products: Daily, Topical, Recovery ShotsiKor discount: Use code RecoverBetter for 20% off!Placebo effects and why they aren't a bad thing either wayBoundaries: how she learned to protect hersBrain injuries &amp; how they can affect an entire family: Pamela's brother, Nicolas, and his accident 15 years agoPhysical Therapy: What led Pamela to pursue this careerHer work at Koa Fit with the amazing Brenna BackeRelationships: the long, winding road of Pamela's great love storyChanging direction on one of life's big topics: KidsThe Boston BombingBeing tickled, spuds and morePamela is smart, funny, real, compassionate and badass. She's someone we could all use a little more of in our lives. Follow her on social and be sure to use the code RecoverBetter for 20% off iKor products!@pamelarobo@ikorlabshttps://www.koafitusa.com/ https://roamingrobos.com/

Pamela Robichaud is many things: Physical therapist, entrepreneur, athlete, road warrior, daughter, sister, wife and lover of spuds. Pamela and I go way back. I met her when she was a Skirt Ambassador, recruited by her husband Jon Robichaud (note: men don't usually recruit women to our brand!). The funny thing is that she quit being an ambassador to go on a year-long road trip - a life-changing experience prompted by many things including their decision to stop trying to have kids and a very scary bike crash. Big decisions often happen when we go through events that bring us perspective. In this case, they decided it was time to take a different road. They bought a camper van and went on the road for a year. Today I know Pamela mostly for her work as a body healer and entrepreneur. She and Jon took their passion for health and fitness as they became founding members of iKor, a Boulder-based CBD brand focused on helping endurance athletes recover better. CBD is a big buzzword these days, but there is still a lot of misconception around what it actually is and how it can help us. We cut through the hype and get to the heart of the matter. CBD is very personal; people take it for all sorts of reasons and with a range of results. From there we go on a fun ride of topics that resonate with just about everyone on some level including (but not limited to!): Startup life: iKor Labs is working to make athletes' lives better CBD in all its glory: Basic scientific background, recovery, sleep, anxiety, depression and other benefits iKor products: Daily, Topical, Recovery Shots iKor discount: Use code RecoverBetter for 20% off! Placebo effects and why they aren't a bad thing either way Boundaries: how she learned to protect hers Brain injuries &amp; how they can affect an entire family: Pamela's brother, Nicolas, and his accident 15 years ago Physical Therapy: What led Pamela to pursue this career Her work at Koa Fit with the amazing Brenna Backe Relationships: the long, winding road of Pamela's great love story Changing direction on one of life's big topics: Kids The Boston Bombing Being tickled, spuds and more Pamela is smart, funny, real, compassionate and badass. She's someone we could all use a little more of in our lives. Follow her on social and be sure to use the code RecoverBetter for 20% off iKor products! @pamelarobo @ikorlabs <a href="https://www.koafitusa.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.koafitusa.com/</a> <a href="https://roamingrobos.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://roamingrobos.com/</a>

159 - "What's the Best That Can Happen?" plus CBD, Brain Injuries & More with Pamela Robichaud