Podcasts about bike kitchen

Bikers gather weekly at Somerville's Bike Kitchen to fix bikes, learn new repairing skills, and meet fellow cyclists free of charge. WBZ NewsRadio's Chiael Shaffel reports:

We are chatting with Andre about his passions, what makes him tick, and how he is involved in the community. He is President at Bike Lafayette, co-founder of the Gleaux Ride, founder of Bike Kitchen, and CEO of Bike Guy Productions. Andre's journey from being displaced, dismembered, and having lived on disability for two years in Oakland, CA has led him to turn his trauma into a super power. http://Bikeguyproductions.com http://bikelafayette.org — Find this and past episodes at: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-tea-podcast/support — The Tea Podcast is proudly sponsored by Chase Group Construction, The Music Academy of Acadiana, and Electronic Protection Systems. The Tea Podcast Studio is sponsored in-part by Mire.Group CPAs

A recent Bike Talk forum covered the past, present, and future of Bike Advocacy in Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Ecovillage. Lois Arkin produced the event, and was presented with the Bike Talk Lifetime Bike Advocacy Supporting Role award for cofounding the LA Ecovillage. Ecovillagers had roles in starting the Bike Kitchen, LA County Bike Coalition (now BikeLA), and CicLAvia. The Panel consisted of Executive Director of LA Walks and candidate for California Assembly, John Yi; the ED of BikeLA, Eli Akira Kaufman; the founder of the Bicycle Kitchen, Jimmy Lizama; Biking Attorney and former LA County Bicycle Coalition Board Member Josh Cohen; and current Bicycle Kitchen Board Member Peter Choi. Moderated by Nick Richert, Seamus Garrity, Taylor Nichols, and Don Ward.

0:29 https://on.soundcloud.com/xwxnT Money Talks: Truck sideguards are proven to save lives; the League of American Bicyclists' Deputy Executive Director Caron Whitaker tells cohost Taylor Nichols how the USDOT chose the trucking industry over lives. 10:33 https://on.soundcloud.com/Le7gy Advocacy Roots: A recent Bike Talk forum covered the past, present, and future of Bike Advocacy in Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Ecovillage. Ecovillagers began the Bike Kitchen, LA County Bike Coalition (now BikeLA), and CicLAvia. This clip features Executive Director of LA Walks and candidate for California Assembly, John Yi; the ED of BikeLA, Eli Akira Kaufman; the founder of the Bicycle Kitchen, Jimmy Lizama; and Biking Attorney Josh Cohen. 28:02 https://on.soundcloud.com/B41qT Getting There: A New York City project asked people who use bikes and other small wheeled devices what they use them for and how infrastructure affects their motivations and needs. The project also recruited over three dozen volunteers to ride every block of every designated bike lane on the official New York City Bike Map to better understand the issues riders face when navigating the existing infrastructure. Streetopia Upper West Side blogger Carl Mahaney reports back to cohosts Taylor and Lindsay. https://www.gettingthere.city 46:31 https://on.soundcloud.com/muN8h Charging ahead: Qualifying applicants to the California Air Resources Board (CARB)e-bike incentives pilot program will get a voucher of up to $1,000 for a regular e-bike and up to $1,750 for a cargo or adaptive e-bike. The California Bicycle Coalition is advocating for additional funding so the program can continue past this year's pilot. Calbike Policy Director Jared Sanchez tells cohost Don Ward all about it. Editing by Taylor Nichols, Kevin Burton and Mitchell Bove. Closing Song, "Bike," by Mal Webb. Interstitial music, "Just Moving," by Don Ward. Visit BikeTalk.org to be involved.

Connie and the gang get a taste of Bike Kitchen magic when they go to donate Christine's old bicycle.“When you're on your bike, you're totally in the moment – no chance to worry about anything else!” ⚙️

Get ready to pedal as you join Connie and the gang on a very special bike ride!“That's the thing with riding your bike, you're not on anyone else's timetable, you're free to explore!” ✨

On this weeks program, Chris catches up with Tina from the St Kilda Bike Kitchen collective who aim to grow and support a vibrant and welcoming community where anyone can learn to build, maintain and repair bicycles. We chat about how STBK got started in the St Kilda and Elwood area, currently based at Alma Road Community House, community building, sustainability, reusing resources, supporting active transport options and infrastructure, assisting people with basic bicycle repairs and their upcoming pop-up bike checks sessions. Follow St Kilda Bike Kitchen via instagram and twitterNews includes a musical interlude with Scottish-based sound artist SOKi, Boroondara Council Bike Strategy, how you can keep supporting City of Melbourne seperated bicycle lane initiatives, Friday Night By Bike Geelong next event on 11 March and blasttheory's #MelbourneCalling: Rider Spoke at ACMI, Wednesday 2 March - Sunday 6 March 2022.

Joshua and Sarah speak with Anette, Bob & Pepe from The Lincoln Bike Kitchen. Car Free Midwest is an Omaha based podcast exploring the stories, barriers and joys of getting around the midwest without a car. Building community around more transportation equity and less car dependency. Hosted by: @sj_obc & @joshualabure A production of Figure Podcasts w/ support from Mode Shift Omaha. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carfreemidwest/message

January 4, 2022 — There's something missing from the Ukiah Farmers Market this time of year…like the market itself, which will be coming back next Saturday, but without one important fixture. The Ukiah Bike Kitchen is heading into its tenth year of fixing bikes for free, coaching aspiring mechanics, and amassing enough bike parts to cancel out global supply chain woes. I've never actually taken my 1983 pink Bertoni road bike to the Farmers Market stand, but I love the idea that on any given Saturday, I could. Devin Vagt, one of the Bike Kitchen's main volunteers these days, assured me that, come spring, that much-missed opportunity will be available again. In the meantime, his two-car garage, which contains exactly no cars, is the Bike Kitchen's winter headquarters. He handed me a headlamp when I showed up after dark in a light rain, to enthuse about bikes. So the Bike Kitchen still exists. It was founded in 2012 by Lucy Neely and Jen Smart, who worked what Vagt calls ‘grant magic' to score the money they needed to buy a tool kit, bike trailer, and hire mechanics from Dave's Bike Shop to train the first volunteers. The Kitchen has donated bikes to the Boys and Girls Club, fire survivors, and the Hopland Tribal Youth Center. And the organization pays a small amount to interns who have volunteered for six Saturdays. But there's something about working on bikes that's simultaneously so wholesome, so obsessive, and, it turns out, almost transcendental. Vagt muses on the meditative qualities of truing a wheel, what is kitchen-like about the Bike Kitchen, and learning to accept new features on the roadscape.

Steve Campos on cleaning Northeast Los Angeles' seminal bike co-op, the Bike Oven, after years of dysfunction. Eli Wheeler of Common Wheels, a mobile bike co-op in the Boston neighborhood of Allston. Luis Fernandez on finding a new space for the Bike Kitchen in Dorchester, another Boston neighborhood. Amber Drea, a Streetsblog Chicago reporter, on the North Lawndale Bike Box, a new community cycle shop in a shipping container. Edited by Kevin Burton

Founder of the Bike Kitchen, cofounder the Gleaux Riders, Vice President of Bike Lafayette, Andre has been serving the community by promoting bike safety, awareness, and waste reduction.BikeLafayette.org

No auge do ativismo pró-bike em São Paulo, a Ciclocidade montou a primeira versão nacional do Bike Kitchen, o Mão na Roda. O Victor Barreto é nosso convidado para falar sobre esse espaço colaborativo onde as pessoas podem consertar suas bicicletas e trocar experiências sem precisar colocar a mão no bolso. Produzido e apresentado por: Leandro Bittar, Alvaro Pacheco e Nicolas Sessler Convidado: Victor Barreto  Siga o @gregario_cycling nas redes sociais: https://instabio.cc/gregariocycling (https://instabio.cc/gregariocycling) Música de abertura: Venice Beach - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena https://youtu.be/fTrQA2bHuaU (https://youtu.be/fTrQA2bHuaU) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Suécia, Brasil e EUA. Três brasileiros residentes em diferentes países contam ao Gregario Cycling sobre histórias de voluntariado e de transformação da sociedade com a bicicleta como peça central. Direto da Europa, Joao Preichardt implantou uma Bike Kitchen (e se você não sabe o que é isso, ele explica nesse programa) na qual os associados dispõem de uma oficina comunitária e dão reuso para bicicletas literalmente jogadas no lixo. No auge do ativismo pró-bike em São Paulo, a Ciclocidade montou algo muito parecido, o Mão na Roda. Com o Victor Barreto nós conversamos sobre esse espaço colaborativo onde as pessoas podem consertar suas bicicletas e trocar experiências sem precisar colocar a mão no bolso. Nos EUA – e também no Brasil - o Best Buddies é uma entidade filantrópica que arrecada fundos para ajudar pessoas com deficiência intelectual. Os eventos de ciclismo contam com embaixadores como Chris Froome e são o carro-chefe nessa captação. E é o nosso papo com Ulisses Abbud.  Produzido e apresentado por: Leandro Bittar, Alvaro Pacheco e Nicolas Sessler Convidados: Joao Preichardt, Victor Barreto e Ulisses Abbud Siga o @gregario_cycling nas redes sociais: https://instabio.cc/gregariocycling (https://instabio.cc/gregariocycling) Música de abertura: Venice Beach - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena https://youtu.be/fTrQA2bHuaU (https://youtu.be/fTrQA2bHuaU) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Don Ward & Nick Richert interview Jimmy Lizama, Founder of LA's seminal Bike Kitchen. Jimmy is the owner and head mechanic of Relámpago Wheelery, a bike shop across the street from his LA Ecovillage home. Jimmy touches on the kinds of connections to community that his work with bikes has been about, and shares his thoughts on a recent LA Times article which views DTLA through the lens of his role as messenger/owner of Don't Shoot The Bicycle Messenger: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-08-27/downtown-la-survive-covid-19-pandemic Yolanda Davis-Overstreet interviews World Bicycle Relief's M&E Director Alisha Myers in this segment of her 'We The People: Black Lives Roll 'En' series. Alisha discusses how she made a life and found a global community with bikes: https://worldbicyclerelief.org/(29:25). Don and Nick interview the Chair of the Santa Clarita Valley Bicycle Coalition, Nina Moskol, who gives us a little history and shares routes for navigating her city by bike. Nina is currently working on LA County Bicycle Coalition's 'Bike Match,' which matches donated bikes with people who need them: https://la-bike.org/2020/09/08/the-people-behind-la-county-bike-match-nina-moskol/ (1:00:00)

Hear more about our local trails and what biking can offer you. Resources: Humboldt Area Foundation – Humboldt Bay Trail Fund (https://www.hafoundation.org/Giving/Give-Now?fn=Humboldt+Bay+Trail+Fund) Volunteer Trail Stewards Program (https://www.humtrails.org/vts) Humboldt Trails Council (www.humtrails.org) National Resources Services (http://www.naturalresourcesservices.org/) Need a Bike?  Check out the Bike Kitchen in Eureka (https://www.facebook.com/EurekaBikeKitchen, The Community Bike Kitchen has restarted modified open hours … Continue reading "Episode 4 – Freedom Through the Outdoors"

Bike Co-ops in quarantine: Jane Voodikon and Rachel Horn, Bikerowave boardmembers; Peters Bammes and Choi, Bike Kitchen board members, with Claude Eshaghian, 'cook.' Bucket Bikes with Marven Norman, bike and infrastructure savant, and Rebecca Resman, co-founder of Chicago Family Biking. (25:31) Protesters, Police, and Bikes: Armin Rosen, a NYC reporter who was clubbed, insulted, and robbed of his bike by police at a protest, reports live from a protest where cops again take bikes. Gideon Oliver, a civil rights/bike attorney, talks him through it. (50:35) Armin and Gideon were talked about in this article before our show: https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2020/06/04/its-not-your-bike-anymore-police-swipe-bikes-at-black-lives-matter-march/?fbclid=IwAR2enlmtn1WQo0V0P2ftNTCsHmSRTKmOpSHstG3LzqZZnwnfuADpA8VWQAE

Seattle transportation planner David Goldberg on his new article for Sightline.org. With Jennifer Gill of LA Bicycle Advisory Committee and Claude Eshaghian, former Bike Kitchen wrench.

Hopefully you listened to the recent BBC Radio 4 Women's Hour programme dedicated entirely to women's cycling, and set at the London Bike Kitchen. If you did, you will have heard LBK Director Jenni Gwiazdowski talking about their work teaching people to repair their own bikes - or maybe you've heard the Wheel Suckers' podcast Jenni runs with Look Mum No Hands' Alex Davis, which I was on that same day. You can imagine, being in the LBK space, and being on the podcast made me want to know a whole lot more - how and why did Jenni set up LBK in the first place, and what do they do? Why's she podcasting? What's her superhero secret origin story? There's only one way to find out - asking her! Click through to my website for the links to everything we talked about: https://prowomenscycling.com/2017/05/25/jenni-gwiazdowski-london-bike-kitchen/

This week the ever eclectic EastCast show covers Bikes, Brass and Borage and there's no getting away from it.. football. Ana Xavier gets her hands dirty at a DIY repair shop The Bike Kitchen, Pearl Wise discovers a hidden medicinal meadow full of weeds called Phytology, Nia Charpentier meets a brass band who have a penchant for Star Wars.. and we give you the best places to watch or avoid the world cup. Of course there's plenty of music too featuring a election of bands and musicians playing in East London over the next fortnight carefully elected by musical maverick Pearl Wise: Ellen and the Escapades, Dawn Golden, Happyness, Sun Ra Arkestra, Conor O Brien and Angelo Badalamenti.