Until two years ago, Florian Vogel's career mainly took place on the race track, but now he stands on the sidelines and coaches junior teams and pros like Lars Forster. In the Dirty Talk podcast, the 40-year-old talks about how the results of his protégés were suddenly more important to him than his own, what the internal team pressure from Nino Schurter achieved back then and why athletes should study for themselves instead of performing blindly.

In the fourth podcast episode of Dirty Talk, Ralph Näf chats from the pit lane. In a likeable way, Näf talks about escapades before the first Eliminator World Championships, his role as the go-to guy in his SME, his enthusiasm for working with young talent and why he sees the World Cup under Discovery as a great opportunity.

For the third podcast episode of Dirty Talk, Dario Linder brings Alice Kühne to the microphone. The national coach of the Swiss downhillers operates in the background and is rarely seen in the media. Yet she is an extremely interesting person, because as a qualified psychologist she has far more to offer than sports tests and squad selections. In the latest Dirty Talk, she talks about her tasks, how she copes in the male domain of downhill and how Swiss downhill sport is financed. And there is one question in particular: why is Switzerland doing so badly in downhill sport?

Podcasts are the hype of the moment, and some people in mountain biking are also trying their hand as talk masters. Now radio presenter Dario Linder, a professional, is getting into the business and presenting "Dirt Talk" together with Bike Kingdom. The first episode is now out - an authentic, fresh and worth listening to history lesson with Thomas Frischknecht.