Peloton Wins Pandemic Era Shareholder Lawsuit Dismissal

Peloton has won dismissal of the shareholder lawsuit filed against the company, and we break down what the ruling means going forward — plus Peloton's new Content Preferences feature, the End of Summer Sale, and the music-swap issue members keep noticing on older classes.Also this week:Notes To Self not saving — the bug members are reporting and what we know so farPeloton instructor Matt Wilpers teases a big upcoming announcementKim Clayton has a major life announcementBecs Gentry completes the CCC UltraSusie Chan celebrates 10 years presenting the National Running ShowSusie and Marcel Dinkins earn their RRCA Level 1 certificationMarcel Dinkins and Kirsten Ferguson celebrate 5 years at PelotonAlly Love is set to host NFL Play Action on Paramount+Ash Pryor is running the NYC MarathonWhoop debuts the new 5.0 Meridian BandAmazon and HYROX announce a new partnershipTCO Top 5 — our listener-recommended classes to check out this weekNico Sarani returns to the Peloton schedule in OctoberPeloton heads to the French RivieraPeloton shares internal Progressive Method program trackersMariana Fernández launches a new Breathwrk programNew Two-For-One classes: Oktoberfest and a London HikeThe next Club Peloton class is confirmedAndy Speer's TS60 for SeptemberJohanna Ricouz adds multiple new Pilates & Sculpt classesThis Week at Peloton news roundupPeloton birthdays: Mila Lazar (9/7), Jon Hosking (9/9), Hannah Corbin (9/10)The Clip Out is the longest-running independent Peloton podcast. New episodes every Friday.  Hosted by Crystal O'Keefe and Tom O'Keefe  theclipout.com  Instagram: @clipoutcrystal

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