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Episode 40: Bicycling in the Rain with The Sprocket Podcast
Brock Dittus and Aaron Flores take a break from hosting The Sprocket Podcast to join me from rainy Portland, Oregon, for a discussion of biking in cold and wet weather. We discuss the three elements -- clothing, bike setup, behavior -- of a warm and dry t
Episode 40: Bicycling in the Rain with The Sprocket Podcast
Brock Dittus and Aaron Flores take a break from hosting The Sprocket Podcast to join me from rainy Portland, Oregon, for a discussion of biking in cold and wet weather. We discuss the three elements -- clothing, bike setup, behavior -- of a warm and dry t
Episode 39: Safe bike driving with CyclingSavvy co-founder Keri Caffrey, and bikes in the news
Fear of cycling in traffic is the greatest barrier to bicycle transportation, but safe bicycling is possible when you take control of your space and drive defensively. Our guest today is cycling instructor Keri Caffrey, co-founder of CyclingSavvy and edit
Episode 39: Safe bike driving with CyclingSavvy co-founder Keri Caffrey, and bikes in the news
Fear of cycling in traffic is the greatest barrier to bicycle transportation, but safe bicycling is possible when you take control of your space and drive defensively. Our guest today is cycling instructor Keri Caffrey, co-founder of CyclingSavvy and edit
Guest appearance on the Streets.mn podcast
Oh look ... guess who's on the latest Streets.mn podcast? Yep, yours truly. We discuss the effects of last week's Minneapolis city election, politics and transportation. It's mostly with a local focus but most things also apply elsewhere. Go listen here.
Episode 38: Americans for Transit & debunking the small/electric car delusion
Andrew Austin stops by from Americans for Transit to share some impacts of the government shutdown and how it fits in with the ongoing austerity culture. We learn about transit diversity, labor issues and the BART strike, and review why it's critical for
Episode 38: Americans for Transit & debunking the small/electric car delusion
Andrew Austin stops by from Americans for Transit (twitter: @A4Transit) to share some impacts of the government shutdown and how it fits in with the ongoing austerity culture. We learn about transit diversity, labor issues and the BART strike, and review
Episode 37: Community Transportation with CTAA, another BART strike, and the government shutdown.
Scott Bogren of the Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) joins us to discuss their work supporting and advocating for the growing number of small urban, suburban and rural transportation networks, and what it's like to use or manage non-
Episode 37: Community Transportation with CTAA, another BART strike, and the government shutdown.
Scott Bogren of the Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) joins us to discuss their work supporting and advocating for the growing number of small urban, suburban and rural transportation servi
Episode 36: Open Streets Minneapolis
As cities respond to growing calls for safer streets and more open space, many have begun holding a series of Open Streets events where streets are closed to cars and opened to everyone else (people, bikes, skates and other non-motorized users). In most c