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Seth sits down with Michael D’hulst — founder and CEO of SuperTri (formerly Super League Triathlon). From growing up in Belgium with lawyer parents to pioneering global triathlon formats, Michael opens up about his winding path through corporate life at Volkswagen, launching Challenge Taiwan, and ultimately co-founding SuperTri.
They explore what it means to be an entrepreneur, how short-course racing could be the future of triathlo...
Jason Schiers opens up about his journey through trauma, anger, and resilience, turning hardship into fuel for personal and entrepreneurial growth. He shares insights on authenticity, emotional intelligence, and the role of service in finding peace. The conversation also touches on his evolving view of God, the power of communication, and the struggle to uphold integrity and quality in business—especially within today’s bike indust...
In this heartfelt and honest episode, Seth sits down with Ironman champion and ChallangeFamily’s pro triathlete liaison Belinda Granger for a rich conversation that goes far beyond the world of racing. Known as the “mother hen” of triathlon, Belinda shares stories of Aussie chaos (including a last-minute power outage), the joys and challenges of aging in a sport she loves, and her deep passion for guiding the next generation throug...
In this episode of Stupid Questions, Seth sits down with Mark Matthews — military veteran, husband to pro triathlete Kat Matthews, and a key voice behind Pro Tri News. They dive deep into Mark’s journey from army life to podcasting, navigating identity beyond titles, what makes a good partner, and how stepping back to support someone else can still be a bold step forward. The conversation also ventures into faith, fame, purpose, an...
Episode #146 - John Duquette, Owner of Blue70
John Duquette shares his journey from athlete to CEO of Blue70, reflecting on the challenges of taking over a business, navigating tariffs, and managing cash flow. He emphasizes work ethic, mentorship, and leadership, while discussing wetsuit design, balancing family and business, and maintaining health through exercise. John also explores his evolving view of success and offers insi...
Colin Szuch joins the Stupid Questions Podcast just days after his breakout 3rd place finish at the St. George North American Championship—sharing the raw, real journey behind the result. From humble beginnings in Colorado and training solo in Spain, to toeing the line alongside idols like Lionel Sanders and Sam Long, Colin opens up about self-coaching, mental grit, nutrition failures, near-crashes, and what it really took to land ...
Chris Leiferman shares his journey from small-town Minnesota to professional triathlon, highlighting the role of family, injury recovery, and lessons learned from his father’s trade. He reflects on identity, mentorship, and mental preparation, while offering insights into marriage, parenting, and life beyond sport. Chris encourages young athletes to embrace the process and keep showing up.
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Tommy Zaferes reflects on his evolving personal life and professional role in triathlon, discussing the need for better athlete development, marketing, and structured pathways—especially in draft-legal racing. He emphasizes initiatives like Summer Sharpeners, the importance of supporting young talent (particularly women), and aligning efforts with programs like Project Podium. He also highlights the value of coach incentives, educa...
Michael shares his journey from Philadelphia to Malibu, blending a passion for sports with a background in operations to lead events like the Malibu Triathlon. He reflects on growing up in an entrepreneurial family, lessons from leadership and failure, and the impact of sailing the world. Emphasizing heart-led work, community, and charity, he offers insights on fatherhood, legacy, and defining success through peace and purpose rath...
Grace and Seth reconnect after a year to discuss Grace’s shift from a structured job to life as a cyclist and content creator. They explore the mental challenges of racing, imposter syndrome, social media identity, and the balance between personal growth and public perception. Grace shares insights on brand partnerships, financial realities, and self-advocacy, while both reflect on the importance of support systems, friendship, and...
Professional triathlete Frederic Funk shares his journey from a soccer-playing youth to a top triathlete, shaped by family influence and a love for the sport. He opens up about the mental resilience racing demands, the evolving role of sponsorships and social media, and how marriage has supported his personal and athletic growth. Above all, he emphasizes the importance of enjoying the process over chasing results.
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Theo Golditchuk, co-founder of Buycycle, explores what it really means to build something from the ground up. Theo shares his journey from growing up in Berlin, Germany, to launching a company in Munich that’s redefining the secondhand bike market. They dive deep into entrepreneurship, leadership, and the emotional highs and lows of starting a company. Theo reflects on risk, identity, the shift from founder to leader, and how stayi...
Tash Cooper-Smith shares her journey from the UK to becoming a sports scientist, shaped by family, a love for the outdoors, and a pivotal shift toward sports nutrition. She discusses her work at Precision Fuel and Hydration, her research on carbs for athletes, and the growth she's experienced in managing stress and expectations. Passionate about mentorship and leadership, Tash reflects on the balance between career and personal...
Adam shares his journey from a unique upbringing in Nigeria to becoming a professional triathlete. He reflects on his love for the outdoors, how family dynamics—especially his parents’ separation—influenced his path, and the personal motivations behind his pursuit of sport. Adam discusses his transition from triathlon to law, shaped by family expectations and a deep interest in identity, creativity, and the role of physical activit...
Soren Jensen opens up about growing up in a close-knit family and the profound impact of losing his father at a young age. He reflects on how grief, responsibility, and his father’s influence shaped his path through life, sports, and personal growth. Through competitive running and triathlon, Soren found healing, purpose, and a connection to nature. The conversation explores themes of family, mentorship, mental health, and the purs...
In this episode, Seth Hill and Victor dive into a wide-ranging conversation that begins with Victor’s recent business trip and the challenges of building a brand in the U.S. market. The discussion quickly deepens, exploring the cultural implications of pornography, personal struggles with addiction, and the impact of marriage on sexuality and intimacy. They reflect on how personal trauma shapes relationships—especially within marri...
Marc and Seth are joined by pro triathletes Joaquin Pereda and Justin Riele for an unfiltered, hilarious, and insightful live session. Topics include Oceanside 70.3 race breakdowns and neutral support debates to mustache-induced tan lines, dire wolves, and embarrassing date stories.Guest List:Joaquin Peredach: https://www.instagram.com/joaquin.peredach/Justine Riele: https://www.instagram.com/justinriele/Connect with Us:Marc Dubric...
In this episode, Seth Hill interviews Larry Upton, founder and CEO of bambū werx, about where he found a passion for endurance sports and creating innovative products with sustainable materials. They explore themes of family, trust, and emotional growth, as well as the challenges of entrepreneurship during the pandemic. Larry shares insights on bamboo’s unique qualities, innovative marketing, cultural connections, and his commitmen...
Josh shares his journey as a professional triathlete, reflecting on the evolution of the sport, the balance between competition and joy, and the emotional challenges of performance. He and Seth dive into storytelling, music, and literature, exploring the connections between creativity, resilience, and personal growth. Their conversation touches on family, sacrifice, nature’s grounding influence, and the need for authenticity in a s...
Hanna Roshak shares her journey from being a competitive gymnast to becoming a media content creator in the triathlon world. She discusses the influence of her family, her experiences in neuroscience, and her time living in Vietnam. Hanna reflects on her transition into media, the importance of storytelling, and her aspirations for Roshak Media. The conversation highlights the challenges and rewards of building a personal brand whi...
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