Podcasts about bicycle coalition

It's the Friday News Roundup! The team is talking about new data coming out of Kensington as Mayor Cherelle Parker continues her efforts to curb crime and drug use in the area. Also, lawmakers are commenting on the University of Pennsylvania's response to the Trump administration's orders on DEI, and federal funding is back for some PA programs that were frozen. Plus, City Cast Philly listeners had some opinions on our two-part bike series that aired this week. Host Trenae Nuri is joined by executive producer Matt Katz and producer Abby Fritz. Our Friday news roundups are powered by great local journalism:  Kensington Community Revival ‘Cowardice': Pa. lawmakers express disappointment with Penn's DEI response at meeting with admin. Shapiro says federal funding for Pa. cut off by Trump administration is unfrozen Trump to invite Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles to the White House after 2018 snub Does the New Bike Lane Law Make Us Safer? Is the New Bike Lane Law Unfair to Center City Residents? Philly Stat 360 Hub Listen to both the episodes on the new bike laws with the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and the Center City Residents' Association. Get Philly news & events in your inbox with our newsletter: Hey Philly Call or text us: 215-259-8170 We're also on Instagram: @citycastphilly Advertise on the podcast or in the newsletter: citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Second of two parts: Bike lanes are a contentious issue in the city, especially on Pine and Spruce Streets, the busiest in the city for cyclists. Mayor Cherelle Parker recently signed a law completely banning any vehicle from stopping in a bike lane. Cyclists say this keeps them safe, so they don't have to swerve into traffic to avoid parked cars. But some Center City residents say it's absurd to prevent them from easily accessing their homes. In the second of a two-part conversation, host Trenae Nuri talks with Leo Levinson, president of the Center City Residents' Association, about this change in Philly's traffic policy. Listen to yesterday's Feb. 24 episode for a different perspective from the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia. Have a question or comment about bike lanes or cycling in the city? Call or text us at 215-259-8170. Want some more Philly news? Sign up for our daily newsletter, Hey Philly We're also on Instagram: @citycastphilly Learn more about the sponsors of this episode: Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First of two parts: Bike lanes are a contentious issue in the city, especially on Pine and Spruce Streets, the busiest in the city for cyclists. Mayor Cherelle Parker recently signed a law completely banning any vehicle from stopping in a bike lane. Cyclists say this keeps them safe, so they don't have to swerve into traffic to avoid parked cars. But some Center City residents say it's absurd to prevent them from easily accessing their homes. In the first of a two-part conversation, host Trenae Nuri talks with Nicole Brunet, policy director of Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia, about this change in Philly's traffic policy. Stay tuned to tomorrow's Feb. 25 episode for the perspective of a Center City resident. Have a question or comment about bike lanes or cycling in the city? Call or text us at 215-259-8170. Want some more Philly news? Sign up for our daily newsletter, Hey Philly. We're also on Instagram: @citycastphilly. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa Bicycle Coalition Executive Director Luke Hoffman talks about the economic impact study, with the city of Jefferson as a primary case study, and how people can provide feedback to the study through a simple survey.

Luke Hoffman, executive director, is on the podcast today to catch us up on happenings at the Iowa Bicycle Coalition. Luke and his team have been working hard to continue the mission at the Iowa Bicycle Coalition to promote cycling as safe and enjoyable recreation and transportation. In this episode Luke gives us an update on legislative happenings, events, and his plans for RAGBRAI. Luke was also part of the recent RAGBRAI Inspection Ride, and offers his take on how it was riding across Iowa. https://iowabicyclecoalition.org/ Use code RAGBRAI to get a discount on the upcoming Big Rove Ride! https://iowabicyclecoalition.org/event/big-rove-ride/ Have a topic for a future episode? Message us at justgobikepodcast@gmail.com. www.ragbrai.com Day Pass Registration: ragbrai.com/ragbrai-li-registration/ www.murphologypodcast.com

Join us as we explore the inspiring journey of Jean Sideris, Executive Director of The Bicycle Coalition of Maine. From the peaks of Colorado to the serene trails of Maine, Jean's passion for environmental advocacy and biking has led her on an incredible path.Discover how Jean's love for mountain biking in Colorado evolved into a mission-driven career in bike advocacy on the East Coast. Hear about her pivotal role in The Bicycle Coalition of Maine and how she's transforming communities through accessible biking initiatives, education and more.Uncover the power of biking beyond leisure as we delve into the impact of cleaner travel options, improved health, and economic benefits for Maine's communities. If you're curious about the transformative potential of biking and its community impact, this episode is a must-listen!Life in Motion is brought to you by Actual Outdoors. They help build beautiful brands that highlight the approachable and authentic parts of outdoor recreation. Said simply - they “keep it real”. Find them online at actualoutdoors.com or on Instagram at @actualoutdoors.Tweet us and let us know what you think of this episode! @illuminecollect Find more episodes at www.illuminecollect.com/blogs/life-in-motion-podcastSince 2017 Illumine has donated over $35,310 to outdoor nonprofits and shared over 190 stories on the Life in Motion Podcast.

Luke Hoffman is on this episode to talk about bikes and advocacy. Recently named the Executive Director at the Iowa Bicycle Coalition, Luke, who has been an avid cyclist in Iowa for many years, shares with Murph and AP the importance of building public partnerships and empowering cyclists with the ability to make a direct impact on the public safety of our roadways for cyclists. In an announcement video on social media Luke said, “My vision for the Iowa Bicycle Coalition is that Iowa is known as the most bicycle friendly state in the country for people of all backgrounds or abilities.” We look forward to all that Luke brings to the Iowa Bicycle Coalition! Luke@iowabike.org www.iowabicyclecoalition.org www.bacoonride.com Tall Dog Bike Club Episode: https://soundcloud.com/justgobike/episode-144-kenneth-rosales-tall-dog-bike-club-host-murphology Sherry Ott Bikes Capitol to Capitol Episode: https://soundcloud.com/justgobike/episode-215-sherrys-biking-capitol-building-to-capitol-building Iowa Gravel Gang Episode: https://soundcloud.com/justgobike/episode-230-eria-sabiiti-and-the-iowa-gravel-gang Underground Railroad Bike Ride Episode: https://soundcloud.com/justgobike/episode-268-the-iowa-underground-railroad-ride Exploring the Wabash Trace: https://soundcloud.com/murphology-podcast/episode-78-exploring-the-wabash-trace-nature-trail www.ragbrai.com www.murphologypodcast.com

SHIFT: The RAGBRAI Documentary hit the big screen and Murph and AP were there to witness the magic and spirit of those who ride bikes across Iowa. On this episode they offer you a recap of the world premiere event, a bit about the film, and hopefully some motivation to see it when you can! A big congratulations go out to Directors Courtney Crowder and Kelsey Kremer for this epic film. Also we get an important recap from Mark Wyatt on what is going on at the Iowa Bicycle Coalition. He updates us on happenings with legislation, Safe Routes to School, and upcoming cycling events! https://soundcloud.com/justgobike/episode-247-shift-the-ragbrai-documentary-hits-the-big-screen https://soundcloud.com/justgobike/episode-200-a-preview-of-the-upcoming-ragbrai-documentary www.iowabicyclecoalition.org Registration for RAGBRAI L closes May 15!! If you would like to bicycle across Iowa the last week of July, you can secure your spot by registering online at venturesendurance.enmotive.com/events/re…ragbrai-l. www.ragbrai.com www.murphologypodcast.com

Community Focused. Advocate. Leader. Ph.D. Student. Triathlete.  Maria Paredes Fernandez is all these things and more.      Growing up, Maria had to focus on education; however, as an adult, Maria has fully accepted her athletic calling while still pursuing her Ph.d. Maria realized she didn't have to choose between education and sport, yet could do both and do them well.   Maria is the vice president of T3 Philly and has presented as a panelist in the "Diversity and Equity in the Sport of Triathlon" seminar at the 2021 Philly Bike Expo and as a panelist for a talk "Intro to Multisport" in 2022 put on by the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia.    She loves the multisport community and believes all voices should be heard because there is always another story to tell.  Oh, and Maria is the fierce face of Varlo.    Buckle up … this is a good one.    Don't forget to leave a review, share it with your friends, and follow Tri Beginner's luck on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.  And send any questions or feedback you have to  tblpodbiz@tribeginnersluck.com.  

Danielle DiLeo Kim, Executive Director of Philadelphia 250, discussed our city's plans for the nation's Semiquincentennial  Celebration – 2026, our 250th birthday.  Designated the Premiere Official Host City, Philadelphia will see programs and events throughout the entire year.  She discussed the mission of Philadelphia 250, “By the People, For ALL People” and its four pillars:Shared Prosperity, People's Histories, Revolutionary Actions and the Pursuit of Happiness.   Her team is working with area institutions such as our museums, cultural centers and neighborhood groups to create awareness of our unique history and communities.  Adding to the excitement of 2026,  Philly will host both the FIFA World Cup games and the MLB All-Star Game, and special exhibits at many of the city's museums like the Museum of the American Revolution, Please Touch Museum and more.   All are encouraged to adopt on of their pillars as a base for their 2026 programming, such as Fairmount Parks and the ‘pursuit of happiness.'  She noted that, unlike the Bicentennial, their plans include neighborhood events and festivities to foster their goals for diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility and to leave behind an economic improvement.     She described two projects already underway, Dare to Declare, getting local residents to make a statement about their experiences beginning this fall,  and the Legacy Grants, awarding funds to area non-profits who will create lasting work toward strengthening Philadelphia neighborhoods and ultimately serve as the city's legacy for the 250th.    Nominees include Why Not Prosper, Inc. helping formerly incarcerated women create change for themselves and other women, their families and the community, the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia which wants to create a city bike hub and biking paths in green spaces in underinvested communities in North and Northeast Philadelphia, Ref Feather's Legacy, looking to build the area's first museum and center recognizing and promoting the culture of Native American/Indigenous people and the Philadelphia Music Alliance looking to create a ‘Heritage Trail' to recognize Philadelphia's great music history, The winners will be announced in December.  The Semiquincentennial  Celebration will ‘start' at Carpenter's Hall in 2024 when they celebrate the cration of the Continental Congress, but Ms DiLeo-Kim offers way for us to get involved now, they are looking for volunteers to help us with research, events, staffing and more, and of course, donations! Donation levels start at $20.26 that help support our organization and mission.  Learn more about their programs, events and how to be part of the planning at philadelphia250.us. 

Ken talks with  Isaac Green - Executive Director, Open Roads Bike Program and Jim Tassé - Assistant Director, Bicycle Coalition of Maine  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a new episode!In this episode I chat to Ruth-Anna Macqueen - Consultant Obstetrician, family cycling champion and mum of 3.Ruth-Anna has been a life long cyclist. She cycled through her 3 pregnancies and even to hospital to be induced with the third.  She has been car free for 10 years and explains how she has done it.  We talk bike trailers, cargo bikes and the impact family cycling has had on her family, including a 150km bike packing adventure on tandem bikes last summer.In 2014 Ruth-Anna set up the facebook group Family Cycling UK which now has over 11,000 members.  If you want advice on family cycling, this is the place to go.Ruth-Anna is passionate about removing the barriers to cycling and her other projects have included co-founding Beyond the Bicycle Coalition and running the Hackney Family Cycling Library.This is such an informative episode and one I hope you enjoy.  If you do, I would love it if you could take the time to leave a review on Apple Podcasts, or hit the 5 stars on Spotify and share on your social media.

Arianna Gass is a theater-maker who primarily occupies the multimedia theater space. They are a worker-owner of Obvious Agency, an artist cooperative in Philadelphia known for creating interactive live performance. They are also currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Chicago which we talk extensively about. This was an enlightening conversation for me and really exposed me to areas of theatre and performance theory that I did not know much about before today. For a full transcript of this episode visit beyondthelightspodcast.comMentioned in this Episode[00::02:20] Stella Adler Teen Conservatory [00:04:56] Vasser College Experimental Theater [00:05:55] Barnes Foundation[00:10:15] Obvious Agency and Creative Cooperative Futures[00:11:53] Applied Mechanics[00:11:54] Headlong Dance Theater[00:09:55] Ninth Planet[00:13:15] New York Theater Workshop[00:14:11] Ivo Van Hove [00:16:17] Barnes Jawnt [00:18:50] Bicycle Coalition[00:18:53] Black and Brown Workers Cooperative[00:19:11] US Federation of Worker Cooperatives[00:19:17] Girls Rock Philly[00:28:21] Hamletmachine [00:29:13] The Wooster Group[00:29:14] The Wooster Group's HamletFollow AriannaWebsiteTwitterFollow Obvious AgencyWebsiteFollow Beyond the LightsWebsiteFacebookTwitterInstagram

We are talking with Eli Akira Kauffman, Executive Director of the LA County Bicycle Coalition. We are talking about how Bikes Mean Business, and easy ways you can show up to show local businesses how safe bike infrastructure can impact their business. Show notes and transcription available at bikehere.com

Rebecca Serna, the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition’s executive director, joins “Closer Look” to discuss the coalition’s 2021 policy agenda. Plus, Jake Maguire, a principal at Built for Zero Community Solutions, talks about how a grant from the MacArthur Foundation will allow the organization to accelerate the impact of the Built for Zero movement.

Eli Akira Kaufman, Executive Director of the LA County Bicycle Coalition, speaks on the state of the agency, his thoughts on Ciclavia, what we should focus on in bike advocacy, and his growing love of the bicycle as an idea, and in reality. PS-KPFK's in trouble. Please support our host station at this page: kpfk.wedid.it/campaigns/8079/1602

SHOW NOTES:Tracie ReedQuirky, left-handed, bike community architect based in Portland, Maine. A practicing architect, Tracie specializes in bringing people together to solve problems. Her experience and interests are diverse; with a background in master planning, architecture, public relations, political organizingand fundraising.When not at the office, Tracie can be found volunteering at Merrill Auditorium, with the Bicycle Coalition of Maine, Friends of Congress Square Park and the Portland Symphony Orchestra.In her free time she enjoys racing Etchells on Casco Bay, cycling, bowling at Bayside Bowl, and swing dancing.SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook | www.facebook.com/dextrouscreativeTwitter | www.twitter.com/dextrouscreatesPinterest | www.pinterest.com/dextrouscreatePHONE | (207) 409-0459EMAIL | traciereed@dextrouscreative.comLOCATION | Portland, MaineDextrous CreativeLinkedIn

Listen in to Tuolumne talks Business as we discuss bicycles as a means for economic development, electric bicycle incentives, county policies for future development and more! Thank you for listening. If you want to learn more about the Tuolumne County opportunity, go to www.selecttuolumne.com

This is a rebroadcast of an earlier show (original air date July 2, 2020); no calls will be taken. Bicycle stores across Maine are struggling to keep up with demand for bikes and repairs as the era of social distancing has many Mainers turning to cycling as a way to enjoy the great outdoors safely. We’ll learn about new bike trails under construction in Maine, tips on safe riding, bicycling maintenance and the rise of ebikes. We'll also discuss the Bicycle Coalition of Maine's new anti-speeding campaign, Slow ME Down, and it's five-year plan to increase safe biking communities throughout the state.

This is a rebroadcast of an earlier show (original air date July 2, 2020); no calls will be taken. Bicycle stores across Maine are struggling to keep up with demand for bikes and repairs as the era of social distancing has many Mainers turning to cycling as a way to enjoy the great outdoors safely. We’ll learn about new bike trails under construction in Maine, tips on safe riding, bicycling maintenance and the rise of ebikes. We'll also discuss the Bicycle Coalition of Maine's new anti-speeding campaign, Slow ME Down, and it's five-year plan to increase safe biking communities throughout the state.

Bicycle stores across Maine are struggling to keep up with demand for bikes and repairs as the era of social distancing has many Mainers turning to cycling as a way to enjoy the great outdoors safely. We’ll learn about new bike trails under construction in Maine, tips on safe riding, bicycling maintenance and the rise of ebikes. We'll also discuss the Bicycle Coalition of Maine's new anti-speeding campaign, Slow ME Down, and it's five-year plan to increase safe biking communities throughout the state.

Bicycle stores across Maine are struggling to keep up with demand for bikes and repairs as the era of social distancing has many Mainers turning to cycling as a way to enjoy the great outdoors safely. We’ll learn about new bike trails under construction in Maine, tips on safe riding, bicycling maintenance and the rise of ebikes. We'll also discuss the Bicycle Coalition of Maine's new anti-speeding campaign, Slow ME Down, and it's five-year plan to increase safe biking communities throughout the state.

HMM correspondent, Michele Maserjian, speaks with Lorenz Worden of the Albany Bicycle Coalition about transit biking in the Capital District, and biking networks in Albany and Troy. Time to get your bike tuned up and support local Bike Shops as they are considered Essential!

Naida E. Montes is a a Ph.D student at Temple University's Department of Geography and Urban Studies with interests in environmental justice, community development and health.I have led outreach initiatives related to housing, gentrification, zoning, and neighborhood stability. Currently she is a Teacher's Assistant at Temple University and Policy fellow at the Bicycle Coalition.  She is interested in further research about health disparities in urban communities as part of her Ph.D work.

Naida E. Montes is a a Ph.D student at Temple University's Department of Geography and Urban Studies with interests in environmental justice, community development and health.I have led outreach initiatives related to housing, gentrification, zoning, and neighborhood stability. Currently she is a Teacher's Assistant at Temple University and Policy fellow at the Bicycle Coalition. She is interested in further research about health disparities in urban communities as part of her Ph.D work. Music By: Summer Moments by Del https://soundcloud.com/del-sound Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/ZummerMoments-Del Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/_HBkeCg4G6Q

Janice Li, a Bicycle Coalition staffer and BART director, talks about how San Francisco's program to eliminate traffic deaths is big on marketing and short on actual answers. First published Aug. 30. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bicycle Coalition executive director Brian Wiedenmeier discusses the new car-free Market Street plan, his dream of a car-free Golden Gate Park, and why he's always polite while bicycling around the city Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Janice Li, a Bicycle Coalition staffer and BART director, talks about how San Francisco's program to eliminate traffic deaths is big on marketing and short on actual answers. Plus: What's in store for BART, and Li’s favorite and least favorite stations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The show is on hiatus for the summer, so I’m digging into the archives for some great episodes from the recent past. On this episode, which aired in March of last year, I talk with San Francisco Bicycle Coalition’s Communications Director, Chris Cassidy. We discuss the Coalition’s history, mission, and initiatives. Chris also clues us into the the state of biking in San Francisco, including issues facing bikers and progress being made toward not only an increasingly bikable city—but an increasingly bikable world.

This week on Flashpoint: Host and KYW Newsradio Community Affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about hit and run accidents in the Philadelphia region. When does a crash become a crime? Accident Investigation District Captain Mark Overwise joines Sarah Clark Stuart, executive director of the Bicycle Coalition of Philadelphia and Brian Hickey, a reporter for Philly Voice who was a victim of a hit and run accident. The newsmaker of the week is the man behind the Instagram account "Kensington Beach," which posts graphic videos of people in various stages of intoxication or who are using drugs on public streets. He explains why. The changemaker of the week is Gabriel Nyantakyi, the creator of a project called "Water Arms Over Fire Arms." Flashpoint airs every Saturday at 9:30pm and Sunday at 8:30am on KYW Newsradio. Subscribe to the Flashpoint Podcast on the Apple Podcast, Radio.com or others apps where you get your podcast by searching "Flashpoint KYW."

Napoleon Suarez is the founder/CEO of Fishbox. His job is to make sure that his customers’ packages never get stolen again. Napoleon is also a photographer in his free time and currently lives in Philadelphia, PA. His favorite non-profit organization is the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia; he roots for ALL of the Philly sports teams; and his favorite Street Fighter character is Ryu. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame with a major in sociology, Napoleon shares his winding journey from moving back home with his mom after graduating from college for a few months before starting his career working various sales jobs. His sales jobs led him to a newly discovered career in search engine optimization (SEO) before an annoying and costly mishap with a package ordered from Amazon during a Black Friday sale encouraged him to create a solution to ensure packages would arrive safely to their rightful owners in the Philly area.  Some key points Napoleon shares: 1. Even the least glamorous jobs help you develop valuable skillsets that can take you far in your career. 2. Persistence pays off. It can make the difference between getting the job or not getting the job. 3. Sometimes, you have to humble yourself and start over from the bottom. This is particularly common when transitioning to a new industry. 4. Having a different path is okay. We all get to where we want to go as long as we stay persistent. Honor your own journey. Connect with Napoleon!  Instagram: @nbs2 Email: napoleonsuarez@gmail.com Website: Fishbox & Boy of Summer (Photography) ----- Stay connected with Journey to Jupiter! Follow on social media: Instagram: @JourneyJupiter Twitter: @JourneyJupiter Facebook: @JourneyJupiter

4.29.19: Philadelphia – (Politics): Independent Philadelphia City Council candidate Joe Cox on Monday jumped on his bike at 6am and began heading towards the state’s capital. Mr. Cox will travel for more than 11 hours, arriving in Harrisburg at around 8 or 9pm tonight. The reason for the ride? Mr. Cox will be participating in a Lobby Day, organized by the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia, to advocate for protected bike lanes and pedestrian plazas. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/floodthedrummer/support

In our return episode, Randy and Brenda speak with Leonard Bonarek, who takes charge of all suburban issues at the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia. Leonard just got done with the Coalition's first-ever suburban forum and talks about lessons learned and what he's got in store for next year's forum in Camden, New Jersey.

John A. Petty II and Dawn H. Petty host the yearly Philly Seersucker Vintage Bike Ride and Picnic Social -- a ride where everyone dresses up in unique, vintage clothing, and ends with a city picnic -- taking place this year on June 23. The Pettys joined the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia podcast recently to talk about the ride -- and why they once renewed their vows after another city's Seersucker ride.

David Wilkes is running for committeeperson re-election in Philadelphia's 15th Ward, 19th Division, which encompasses a part of the Fairmount neighborhood. The Bicycle Coalition spoke to him about his experience as a committeeperson and what's required of that elected position.

Welcome to Episode 28 with Austin Icon Hill Abell, owner of Bicycle Sport Shop. He fell in love with cycling at a young age and love mountain biking in Austin. He is an advocate and philanthropist for cycling. He's been on the board of IMBA, Bike Austin, Bicycle Coalition, B Cycle and so much more. Hill tells us how he got started, and where BSS is going. #AustinIcon   Our Guest Today: Hill Abell   To contact Hill Abell, you can find him on Facebook at Hill Abell and working at one of his 5 Bicycle Sport Shop location.   Don't forget to register for the Real Ale Ride coming in May   Get your Drunk Athlete Merchandise at our store.   https://www.bigpistachio.com/shop   To be a patron or make a donation to this podcast, go to https://www.bigpistachio.com/drunk-athlete-podcast   For more information go to:   email erin@bigpistachio.com http://www.bigpistachio.com https://www.bigpistachio.com/drunk-athlete-podcast   PARTNERS:   A special thank you to our partner Big Mouth Announcing Logan@BigMouthAnnouncing.com   Thank you to our sponsor Austin Massage Company   Big Pistachio Racing https://www.bigpistachio.com/team Alphay International https://www.bigpistachio.com/alphay   FOLLOW US:   INSTAGRAM - @DrunkAthletePodcast FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/DrunkAthlete   Please Share, Rate & Review this podcast so other awesome people like you can find it easier.   Cheers!

Hear how Atlanta Bicycle Coalition is creating a healthier, more livable Atlanta by making it safer, easier, and more attractive to bicycle for fun, fitness and transportation! Then find out how VOX Teen Communications is providing a voice for Metro Atlanta teens to be heard.

Guest: Rebecca Serna, Executive Director of the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition The Atlanta Bicycle Coalition is trying to create a healthier, more sustainable Atlanta by making it safer, easier, and more attractive to bicycle for fun, fitness, and transportation. Host: Amanda Plumb with a special report by Rebecca Jones