Podcasts about arleigh greenwald

Show Notes:Landing Page for the episode for photos, embedded videos, enhanced linksThis episode is available as a video and features many visuals - catch it on our YouTube Channel here:  Episode 99Pragmatic solutions to real problems. Providing empathic support to those who are curious, but are unsure what the next step is. High quality, electric-assist cargo bikes. This is how we get more people, especially parents, and specifically moms with their kids riding more. Arleigh Greenwald also known as Bike Shop Girl has spent much of her life on a bike and she believes strongly that we all need to Bike More, Worry Less. Over the past decade plus she's been Empowering Daily Life by Bike and helping others do the same. We encourage you all to follow her work on YouTube In addition to being a content creator inspiring active living and well-being, she's a mom, a spouse, and now she's the Product Market Manager for Tern Bicycles - one of the coolest e-bike and cargo bike brands out there. And not surprisingly she's producing high-quality video content for Tern out on their YouTube Channel while providing meaningful support to the Tern Bicycles dealer network.Additional Helpful Links:Follow Arleigh as Bike Shop Girl on Twitter and Instagram and FacebookPhil Gaimon - Cookie Eating Phil and a recent e-bike video he producedArleigh mentions The War On Cars Tern profile videos on YouTube - Beth NoblesArleigh's Tern GSD Accessories videoArleigh's Bike to Run video John mentions Ryan Van Duzer YouTube adventure content creator Arleigh's Thankful for the Group Ride video Sand Creek Greenway Arleigh mentions a Ryan Van Duzer's This App Saves Lives videoArleigh references NASCAR drivers serving as the face of cycling in North Carolina Arleigh's recent Tweet featuring Denver's Amy Kenreich Arleigh mentions her partnership work w/ PeopleForBikesDenver Bicycle Lobby mention Bike Here PodcasteCamm Live - Our video recording and live streaming platformArleigh mentions Ginger Runner A reminder: Next week is our special 100th episode a video conversation featuring Clarence Eckerson, Jr. with Streetfilms Show Credits:Audio Production by Active TownsA not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping communities create a Culture of Activity.Creative Commons License: Attributions Non-Commercial No Derivatives 2021Please consider supporting the Active Towns Podcast by making a donation or becoming Patreon PatronTo sign up for our monthly newsletter, scroll down to the form at bottom of our home pageBe sure to check out our video podcasts and other content on our YouTube Channel - and please subscribe!Also, check out our video archive on VimeoYou can reach John Simmerman by email at john@activetowns.orgMusic: Various Logic Pro X mixes by John Simmerman★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode of the Shift Up Bike Industry Podcast, host Arleigh Greenwald talks with Kristi Mohn from Dirty Kanza about the growth of this gravel event, getting more women into the sport, the impact of the Emporia economy, and more. Show notes can be found at BicycleRetailer.com

Arleigh Greenwald has been in the bicycle industry a long time as an employee, former QBP rep, blogger and critic.  She has taken the next big step to open up her own shop and apply the things she has learned over the years. Find out how she hopes to do things differently. Bike Shop Girl: https://www.bikeshopgirl.com PATREON: http://www.patreon.com/pathlesspedaled Supple Shirts: http://pathlesspedaled.spreadshirt.com Support via PayPal: http://paypal.me/pathlesspedaled

Arleigh Greenwald has been a staple of the bike industry for well over a decade. Through her blog (and later social media empire), Bike Shop Girl, she’s been an outspoken advocate for getting more people on bikes. In today’s episode, we talk about why the time was right to open a shop and how she’s ignoring the traditional tactics to be more nimble, more welcoming, more experimental and genuinely community oriented.

We sit down to talk with Jannine Fitzgerald from Buddy Pegs Media about getting more kids on bikes, leaving a successful bike shop behind, creating a family-focused bike media outlet that includes books, blogs, and podcasts and their new Raise Riders tour where they are crossing the country holding events to encourage more kids and families to bike. About the podcast: Welcome to the Bike Shop Girl podcast, hosted by bicycle industry vet, bike shop owner, and entrepreneur Arleigh Greenwald. On this podcast, you'll find interviews discussing bike industry trends, new bicycle products, and inspiring stories with the goal of empowering daily life by bike. Arleigh's bike shop, Bike Shop Girl Family Cyclery is a Denver area bike shop focused on urban biking for families and transportation. Show notes are at www.shiftuppodcast.com

Arleigh Greenwald talks with Melissa Balmer, the Founder of Pedal Love - storytelling and thought leadership tools for growing mindful mobility. We discuss flipping the script of the bike industry by focusing on casual biking and general bicycling. We are kicking off this conversation and want you to add your voice to the conversation at #betterbikeindustry.   The upcoming book Melissa mentions, "The Surprising Promise of Bicycling in America” book with Jay Walljasper coming spring 2018. Find more about Pedal Love and the crowdfunding for the book at http://pedallove.org.   Find links and show notes at http://shiftuppodcast.com

Arleigh Greenwald talks with Andy Clarke the Director of Strategy for Toole Design, formally the Executive Director of the League of American Bicyclists and Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals, about the US bicycle lobbying and advocacy efforts, where we have come from and where Andy thinks we are headed.    A must listen for everyone in the US bicycle industry!   Make sure to join the conversation using #betterbikeindustry on your favorite social channel. Show notes can be found at: http://shiftuppodcast.com

Arleigh Greenwald talks with Jude Gerace from Sugar Wheelworks as they discuss why service should always be the answer in the bike industry, why we need to move away from the "independent bicycle dealer" framework & being a woman in the bike industry.   Make sure to join the conversation using #betterbikeindustry on your favorite social channel. Show notes can be found at: shiftuppodcast.com

Arleigh Greenwald talks with Mark Sutton of Cycling Industry News about the highs and lows of 2017 for the bicycle industry and what we hope for as 2018 begins. We will host the state of the bike industry every quarter so make sure to jump into the conversation using #betterbikeindustry.   See full show notes and links at ShiftUpPodcast.com.