Cycling across Nepal on a brand new Liv bicycle might sound too good to be true, but that is the adventure our editor Jen Gurecki found herself on alongside her friend Roz Groenewoud. 

Read about their journey in Issue 4 of Sisu Magazine. 

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Instead of changing my behavior to relieve her of unnecessary stress, it’s off to my workshop I went, doing what I do best. I decided the only way to help her sleep through the night was to get rid of her worn-out, tear-streaked pillow. Enjoy Cry Pillow, The latest installment of That's What He Said, a satirical column by Andrew Pridgen found in Issue 4 of Sisu Magazine. Continue reading

This amateur racer is lighting up Instagram with her ironic, indignant posts that call out the misogyny in the cycling world. Find out why Gravel Try Hard started her shenanigans and what her vision is for radical change from the pages of Sisu Magazine.  Continue reading

We wanted to learn more about Kriste Peoples's drive and philosophy about creating an intentional community of support through Black Women’s Alliance, and we wanted to dig a little bit deeper about some of the issues that go part in parcel with bucking the status quo, like taking up space and the importance telling your own story. When we sat down to interview her, we knew that it was going to be good, but hot damn… Get ready for some eloquent truth telling and some inspiration to burn our old ways of being down to the ground. Continue reading

If you find yourself on Stone Mountain in Atlanta, GA, don’t say that you’re hiking. It’s called “doing the mountain,” and that slight nuance means everything to Kenya and Michelle Jackson-Saulters, founders of the Outdoor Journal Tour and the We Hike to Heal movement. Continue reading