The Outspoken Cyclist is one of the longest running and most popular bicycling podcasts in the industry. Topics range from advocacy and legislation to competition, books reviews, and—well, just about any topic that relates to the bicycle.
Tour of the Battenkill WILL take place this year, we speak with founder Dieter Drake. Doug Haney, owner of Bike Adirondacks talks about how his company is able to offer up events and tours. Liz Canning, creator, editor, and director of the movie motherload.
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National Cyclocross Champion Clara Honsinger talks about racing, school, and more. Wall Street Journal transportation writer Paul Berger tell us about NYC’s new 425 mile protected bikeway plans. And, Reginald “Doc” Wilson gets us all excited about the Peace Peloton Rides.
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Bike Law’s Rachael Maney and Diane talk about equity, the law, and cycling. Sgt Mike Wear from the International Police Mountain Bike Association talk about police training and the role of the police in public safety.
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We talk Cyclocross with USA Cycling’s Jesse Anthony. Amy Kapp, editor-in-chief of Railts-to-Trails Magazine explains how we can get back out there. Dr. Tab Combs, scholar of transportation and planning helps us understand planning in this age of Covid19 and street unrest
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Zak Pashak of Detroit Bikes talks about the US mini bike boom. Chuck Marohn from Strong Towns and Diane have an in-depth conversation about what cities might look like going forward.
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55-year bicycle business veteran Lee Katz talks past, present, and future with Diane. George Liu, director of the Urban Cycling Institute and PhD candidate at Eindhoven University discusses Bicycle Highways
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Titanium frame builder Brad Bingham talks about his work. Journalist Michelle Baruchman from the Seattle Times fills us in on what Seattle is doing to help cycling and walking.
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Zoe Zeerip talks about living with juvenile arthritis and how she’s adapted to a life of pain and what might have been severe limitation. Eli Akira Kaufman and Barry Gribbon talk about the Los Angeles Country Bicycle Coalition
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Transportation engineer and author of Beyond the Automobile blog, Matt Pinder. Kelly O’Mara, editor-in-chief of Triathlete Magazine.
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Jenn Dice, COO of People for Bikes talks about the new Ride Spot App; Dr. Michael Lewis is back to talk about brain health and his book When Brains Collide
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