Podcasts about pedal power

Today - we're talking about the first-ever Pedal Power Festival coming up in Bisbee. This event is part of an ongoing effort to fund the Bisbee Bikeways project, which aims to make the city safer and more accessible for cyclists, pedestrians, and skaters. Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Put on your cosiest pajamas and join the PJ Masks on four exciting adventures: Pedal Power, Battle of the HQs, Feathered Friends, and Mayhem at the Museum! The villains have devised new, dangerous... Uitgegeven door SAGA Egmont Spreker: Alex Jordan

Rochester, Minnesota entrepreneur Nate Nordstrom has combined his adventurous spirit and love for biking to launch a new business venture. Nate owns New Spin Bicycle Shop, with two locations in Rochester. His passion for e-bikes and adaptive bikes is evident as he showcases how these innovations are transforming lives and enhancing family biking adventures.

Send me a message, how did you enjoy the show?We delve into the world of elite triathlon racing and the art of bike fitting with Jen Newbery, who raced as an elite female triathlete, and has a passion for cycling.As one of only a few professional female bike fitters in the country, and a physiotherapist, Jen has a unique perspective.Join us as we explore Jen's racing journey, the intricacies of achieving the perfect bike fit, and the transformative impact it can have on your performance, and love of the sport.Jen shares her expert insights on why every cyclist and triathlete should consider a professional bike fit, and discusses the challenges of navigating a male-dominated industry as a woman. Tune in for insights into how bike fitting could help you to become a better athlete.https://www.instagram.com/jen_newbs/https://ukbikefit.com/https://www.instagram.com/ukbikefit/--------------------------------------------------------------Follow Celia at Love The Rain Triathlon CoachingWebsite: https://ltrcoaching.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovetheraincoaching/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ltrcoaching

Themen: Eingeschränkte Bautätigkeit an der B73-Brücke, weil Vögel dort brüten +++ Sonnenschein und Regentanz beim Deichbrand möglich +++ Pedal-Power gegen die A20. Herausgeber: Cuxhaven-Niederelbe Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG. Redaktionelle Leitung: Ulrich Rohde. Sprecher: Dieter Büge. Produktion: Win-Marketing - Agentur für Audio-Produktionen.

A unique cycling club in Wollongong, south of Sydney, provides a sporting platform for women from multicultural communities, offering sports opportunities and breaking barriers of culture. - シドニー南部のウーロンゴンにある、ユニークなサイクリングクラブは多文化コミュニティの女性たちのスポーツの場を提供し、文化や「できなかったこと」の壁を壊す役割を果たしています

Bryan Allen is a renowned American hang glider pilot and cyclist who is best known for his remarkable feats in human-powered flight. He was both the pilot and powerplant behind the two aircraft that won the first two Kremer prizes for human-powered flight: the Gossamer Condor in 1977, and Gossamer Albatross in 1979, culminating in the amazing feat of crossing the English Channel by air using only human power. During the flight, Bryan Allen established two World Records, once for Straight Distance at 22.26 miles, and another for Duration at 2 hours, 49 minutes. “SocialFlight Live!” is a live broadcast dedicated to supporting General Aviation pilots and enthusiasts during these challenging times. Register at SocialFlightLive.com to join the live broadcast every Tuesday evening at 8pm ET (be sure to join early because attendance is limited for the live broadcasts). BROUGHT TO YOU Wipaire and their amazing Wipline floats. Strong supporter. Full service Paint, interior, avionics, maintenance & sales. Avidyne www.avidyne.com Aspen Avionics www.aspenavionics.com Continental Aerospace Technologies www.continental.aero EarthX Batteries www.earthxbatteries.com Lightspeed Aviation www.lightspeedaviation.com McFarlane Aviation www.mcfarlane-aviation.com Tempest Aero www.tempestaero.com Titan Aircraft www.titanaircraft.com Trio Avionics www.trioavionics.com uAvionix www.uavionix.com Wipaire www.wipaire.com

In this episode of The Good Growth podcast, we hear from Will Butler-Adams, CEO of Brompton Bicycle. Few bikes are as recognisable as the Brompton with its foldable design favoured by commuters, making travelling around cities a breeze. Tune in to learn about their global growth ambitions, how running a business is much like a game of whack-a-mole and why success lies in putting people and planet first.  

They say it's never too late to learn a new skill. That's exactly what a group of multicultural women have done by taking up tricycling. They describe themselves as a cycling club with a difference and there's no lycra in sight.

As rodas mudam a bicicleta como nenhum outro componente ou acessório.Antigamente as escolhas eram poucas, mas hoje escolher entre altura, largura, e quantidade e tipo de raios exige conhecimento.Por cortesia da Specialized e da Pedal Power o Alvaro fez um teste com a Alpinist CLX II (30 mm) e a Rapide CLX II (50 mm e 60 mm), para ajudar a voce a entender e escolher para qual uso cada roda é melhor.O Nicolas entrou nessa conversa trazendo a sua experiência de anos no ciclismo profissional, usando diversos tipos de rodas.Um programa com muita informação boa, para ouvir cada vez que você for pensar em comprar ou trocar de roda.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

As rodas mudam a bicicleta como nenhum outro componente ou acessório.Antigamente as escolhas eram poucas, mas hoje escolher entre altura, largura, e quantidade e tipo de raios exige conhecimento.Por cortesia da Specialized e da Pedal Power o Alvaro fez um teste com a Alpinist CLX II (300mm) e a Rapide CLX II (500mm e 600mm), para ajudar a voce a entender e escolher para qual uso cada roda é melhor.O Nicolas entrou nessa conversa trazendo a sua experiência de anos no ciclismo profissional, usando diversos tipos de rodas.Um programa com muita informação boa, para ouvir cada vez que você for pensar em comprar ou trocar de roda.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Holly Dunn is originally from Colorado. She started racing around 1982. Her Brother chad raced and she soon followed. Her first race was at Boothill BMX. Soon after she started racing her family moved to Arizona. Moving to AZ really kicked off her racing. The first team she rode for was Bike Barn. Dunn says she raced the boys most times. She says it was normal for her and her brother to hit three local races each day on weekends.  Dunn says hitting the national circuit soon followed. Her first factory team that sent all over the country was called ESP. Literally Dunn says she hit every race she could. The one thing she told she never worried about was burn out. Leaving ESP she went to Pedal Power for a short stint and eventually landed on the all girl team Titan. Eventually Dunn walked away from BMX. Before coming back in 2015 she would have two kids with freestyle legend Jim Burgess and living a bit of life. By 2018 Dunn said she enough is enough and moved on from BMX again. But like I say "Once BMX is in your blood it's hard to stay away." Dunn is back racing again on a part time bases. She even qualified for worlds this year. In this interview we also touch on her friendship with Robert Raymonde, losing Burgess, and her desire to continue racing. The Great AntidoteAdam Smith said, "Science is the great antidote to the poison of enthusiasm and...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Mollie is powering through the final day of her Pedal Power challenge and we say an emotional farewell (with a golden pasty of course) to producer Chris and ,coincidentally, The Dinger Boy.

It's day 4 of The Pedal Power challenge for Red Nose Day and Greg's preparing to cycle with Mollie. However, Matt Edmondson has other ideas.

Greg sets Mollie King off on her Pedal Power challenge for Red Nose Day and “Red Hat” Leo from Dua Lipa's old school tells us of the special day she surprised them all.

In dieser Folge des MTB-News-Podcasts diskutieren wir mit Luca Schwarzbauer unter anderem über den Reiz des Short Track Rennens und seine Entwicklung als Profi – und nehmen auch das Jahreshighlight Olympische Spiele in den Fokus

Garrett has a great chat with Walter Linares from the Iowa City Bike Library as they discuss the public health benefits of biking and community-wide access to cycling resources. Learn more about the bike library at https://www.icbikelibrary.org/ A transcript of this episode will be available soon. Have an question for our podcast crew or an idea for an episode? You can email them at CPH-GradAmbassador@uiowa.edu You can also support "From the Front Row" by sharing this episode and others with your friends, colleagues, and social networks.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Pedal Power: Lars' Hilarious Bicycle Adventure in Copenhagen Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/pedal-power-lars-hilarious-bicycle-adventure-in-copenhagen Story Transcript:Da: Titel: Cykel eventyret i KøbenhavnDet var en kølig forårsmorgen i det pulserende centrum af København.En: Title: The Bicycle Adventure in Copenhagen It was a chilly spring morning in the bustling center of Copenhagen.Da: Lars, en høj og eventyrlysten fyr, vågnede og spændte sine nye sneakers fast på hans velpolerede fødder.En: Lars, a tall and adventurous guy, woke up and strapped on his new sneakers to his well-polished feet.Da: Han kastede et blik ud af vinduet og følte, hvordan byens energi strømmede igennem ham.En: He glanced out the window and felt the city's energy flowing through him.Da: Han smilte, da en ny idé sprang til hans sind - han ville lære at cykle.En: He smiled as a new idea popped into his mind - he would learn to ride a bike.Da: I Hjertet af København, finder man de karakteristiske smalle gader, fyldt med farverige byhuse.En: In the heart of Copenhagen, one can find the characteristic narrow streets filled with colorful townhouses.Da: Sidste år havde Lars bosat sig her, i en charmerende lejlighed med udsigt over den berømte rundetårn.En: Last year, Lars had settled here in a charming apartment overlooking the famous Round Tower.Da: Han kunne lide livets tempo her, men der var én ting, han fortrydede -han havde aldrig lært at cykle.En: He enjoyed the pace of life here, but there was one thing he regretted - he had never learned how to ride a bike.Da: Lars købte en grøn brugt cykel fra en gammel genbrug.En: Lars bought a green used bike from an old thrift shop.Da: Han stod og så på hende et øjeblik, før han klatrede på.En: He stood and looked at her for a moment before climbing on.Da: Fødderne fandt pedalerne, men balancen vippede.En: His feet found the pedals, but his balance wavered.Da: Lars snublede og cyklen faldt.En: Lars stumbled and the bike fell.Da: Han rystede det af og prøvede igen, slingrende af sted på Nørrebrogades brosten.En: He shook it off and tried again, wobbling down the cobblestones of Nørrebrogade.Da: Fodgængere sprang til side, da Lars zigzagede sig vej frem.En: Pedestrians jumped aside as Lars zigzagged his way forward.Da: En ældre dame, med en lille hund i snor, kastede et skræmt blik på ham, da han kom susende forbi.En: An elderly lady with a small dog on a leash looked fearfully at him as he whizzed past.Da: En flok skolebørn, på deres daglige rute mod skolen, måtte springe til side, for at undgå den slingrende cyklist.En: A group of schoolchildren on their daily route to school had to jump aside to avoid the swaying cyclist.Da: I sin forsøg på at styre uden om et parkerede biler i Vendersgade, nåede Lars at kippe med hovedet til en politibetjent, før han ramte en stor vandpyt, og cyklen fløj i luften.En: In his attempt to steer past parked cars on Vendersgade, Lars managed to nod his head at a police officer before hitting a large puddle, causing the bike to fly through the air.Da: Vand sprøjtede overalt, og cyklen kurede et par meter, før den stoppede.En: Water splashed everywhere, and the bike skidded a few meters before coming to a stop.Da: Lige i det øjeblik, da Lars troede, at han burde give op, dukkede en hjælpsom skikkelse op.En: Just as Lars was about to give up, a helpful figure appeared.Da: En gammel mand, med en stor, hvid skæg, tilbød hans hjælp.En: An old man with a large white beard offered his assistance.Da: Hans navn var Bertel, en tidligere cykelhandler, der boede lige overfor.En: His name was Bertel, a former bike shop owner who lived just across the street.Da: Han gik ved hans side, stabiliserende cyklen og instruerede om balancen og bremserne.En: He walked beside Lars, stabilizing the bike and giving instructions on balance and brakes.Da: Med Bertels hjælp, begyndte Lars at få styr på sine bevægelser.En: With Bertel's help, Lars began to gain control of his movements.Da: Han begyndte at finde balancen, og hans slingrende færden blev mere stabil.En: He started finding his balance, and his swaying became more stable.Da: Efter en hel dag fuld af øvelse, og mange komiske øjeblikke, følte Lars sig endelig tryg nok til at cykle på egen hånd.En: After a whole day of practice and many comical moments, Lars finally felt confident enough to ride on his own.Da: Det unge Københavnerliv blev en smule lettere for Lars med sin nye dygtighed.En: Life as a young Copenhagen dweller became a little easier for Lars with his new skill.Da: Han kunne nu udforske byens snoede, gamle gader på sin cykel, ligesom alle de andre.En: He could now explore the city's winding old streets on his bike, just like everyone else.Da: Og hver gang, han passerede Bertels lejlighed, hilste de på hinanden og delte et smil.En: And every time he passed Bertel's apartment, they greeted each other and shared a smile.Da: Farerne på cykelstierne, er nu blevet en del af Lars' dagligdag, en dagligdag fyldt med sjove indslag og nye oplevelser.En: The dangers on the bike paths had now become a part of Lars' daily life, a life filled with funny incidents and new experiences.Da: Alle de falde, styrt og det kaos, han skabte den første dag, var det hele værd.En: All the falls, crashes, and chaos he created on the first day were worth it.Da: Lars cyklede nu stolt gennem Københavns gader, og havde en historie at fortælle.En: Lars now proudly cycled through the streets of Copenhagen, with a story to tell.Da: Og så endte det, midt i det pulserende byliv, i de smukke, farverige gader i København.En: And so it ended, in the midst of the vibrant city life, in the beautiful, colorful streets of Copenhagen.Da: Vores helt, Lars, var på vej hjem, cyklende langs kanalen, det sted hvor alt startede.En: Our hero, Lars, was on his way home, cycling along the canal, the place where it all began.Da: Han cyklede nu trygt og stabilt, drevet af hans egen viljestyrke og den venlige hjælp fra Bertel.En: He now rode safely and steadily, driven by his own determination and the friendly help of Bertel.Da: Hans komiske rejse gennem Københavns gader havde nået sin lykkelige ende.En: His comical journey through Copenhagen's streets had reached its happy ending.Da: Historien om Lars og hans cykeleventyr underholder stadig folk i Københavns gader, en historie om viljestyrke, eventyr og godt humør.En: The story of Lars and his bicycle adventure still entertains people in the streets of Copenhagen, a tale of determination, adventure, and good humor.Da: Det er en historie, der bringer smil på hverdagens ansigter, når de ser Lars, den høje fyr, der flyver forbi på sin grønne cykel.En: It is a story that brings smiles to the faces of everyday people when they see Lars, the tall guy, flying by on his green bike. Vocabulary Words:Title: TitelBicycle: CykelAdventure: eventyrCopenhagen: KøbenhavnChilly: køligSpring: forårMorning: morgenCenter: centrumTall: højGuy: fyrWoke up: vågnedeStrapped on: spændte fastSneakers: sneakersFeet: fødderGlanced: kastede et blikWindow: vindueFelt: følteEnergy: energiFlowing: strømmedeSmiled: smiltePopped: poppedeMind: sindLearn: læreRide: a cykleHeart: hjertetCharacteristic: karakteristiskeNarrow: smalleStreets: gaderFilled: fyldtColorful: farverige

This week: The difference between JK and his co-hosts, top 5 surgeries and a huge announcement!https://linktr.ee/neighbourhoodrewatchWe watched episodes 4149-53 (unless you are Adam who watched an extra epsiode) thanks to NeighboursUKFansForever on Vimeo.https://vimeo.com/user168677256If you would like to support the podcast, you can subscribe to our Patreon for just £1 a month (plus VAT) and receive early access to the podcast and exclusive bonus episodes.www.patreon.com/neighbourhoodrewatch Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-neighbourhood-rewatch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week: The difference between JK and his co-hosts, top 5 surgeries and a huge announcement!https://linktr.ee/neighbourhoodrewatchWe watched episodes 4149-53 (unless you are Adam who watched an extra epsiode) thanks to NeighboursUKFansForever on Vimeo.https://vimeo.com/user168677256If you would like to support the podcast, you can subscribe to our Patreon for just £1 a month (plus VAT) and receive early access to the podcast and exclusive bonus episodes.www.patreon.com/neighbourhoodrewatch Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-neighbourhood-rewatch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Down in Dunedin two mates have combined their love of cycling with what seems to be a booming business idea. Ashley Hayden and Liam Harrison are the founders of Pedals Dunedin a urgent e-bike courier service.

Rick talks about guitar pedals and Tim suggests he has any luck at all. Let’s just pretend you have $500 USD to start your pedal power collection. What can you get? Not much, but still a good start. Big shoutout to Ryan E. Parrish for giving us a listen and giving us a shoutout on Instagram! . Find out who’s next on the “Wheel of Musicians”!

Ann and Fred Abeles eagerly faced their retirement, but were disappointed with the directions they took. Then they hit the road on two wheels and life became a journey worth taking, moving forward under pedal power.

In this podcast episode, Baylor discusses the significance of small details and competitive advantages in achieving success. He uses the example of a professional cyclist who found a small competitive advantage in waxing his bike chain for maximum efficiency. Baylor encourages listeners to focus on the small nuances of their craft or job that affect their performance as a whole. He advises listeners to place the bricks of their life in order by doing the small things well. By focusing on small details and looking for small competitive advantages, one can maximize their potential and achieve success. The Importance of Small Competitive Advantages [00:00:52] Discusses the importance of small competitive advantages in achieving success in various aspects of life, using the example of a professional cyclist's use of waxed bike chains to illustrate the point. The Power of Doing Things That Deter Others [00:04:30] Talks about the power of doing things that deter others, such as taking the time and effort to prep a bike chain with wax, and how it can put you in a position to win when others fall short. Looking at the Small Intricacies of Life [00:03:05] Encourages listeners to focus on the small nuances of their lives and look for small competitive advantages in everything they do, using the analogy of building the Great Wall of China brick by brick. Maximizing the Building Blocks [00:05:46] The importance of improving the building blocks of your craft to achieve success in any job or career. Eliminating Competition [00:06:30] The benefits of going through the things that other people are not willing to go through to gain a competitive advantage. Developing Momentum [00:06:50] Encouragement to drive through obstacles and hurdles to find more positives and develop momentum towards achieving success.

Many cyclists have opinions about e-bikes... and not all of them flattering - but research has shown that riding with the assistance of a battery might actually mean you get more exercise overall. We chat with a sustainability expert and author who has written all about this. (Anthony Germain with Lloyd Alter)

Are you ready to explore the vibrant streets of New Orleans by bike, but worried about your safety? Don't worry, we've got you covered! Join Allene La Spina and Chris Parker as they reveal the truth (good and bad) about exploring New Orleans by bike and staying safe in a city where biking is a way of life for many. Allene and Chris have dedicated themselves to advocating for safe and accessible biking for all. But as they reveal, progress is slow and challenges persist, leaving them with a question: how can we make the streets safer for everyone? In this episode, you will be able to: Grasp the critical role of advocating for better biking infrastructure in New Orleans and its potential impact. Discover exciting ways to experience the Big Easy on two wheels and prioritize personal safety while doing so. Identify the obstacles and openings present for cycling enthusiasts in New Orleans and how to navigate them. Delve into recent advancements and ongoing efforts in making the Crescent City increasingly bike-friendly. Understand the necessity for data-driven methods and the power of community contribution in promoting cycling culture.   Resources Bike Easy.org - your resource for classes, safety information, group rides, and more. Bike Uneasy  - a Facebook group whose mission is to take a stand against the dangers faced by vulnerable road users, like people who walk and people who ride. Blue Bikes Nola - New Orleans Bike Share

It's budget time and the Hoot has you covered on what's in it for Canberra (hint - not much). Ross Solly and Genevieve Jacobs ask whether we're really better off with the new mob on the hill? Pedal Power wants us to drive at 30 km/h on suburban streets, and what do magpies have in common with ladies' jeans?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode I give a long overdue Honda challenge update and some updates on project gloomy and a new to me seat and adding a new pedal to my 8th gen civic si.

This week we're joined by our buddy Walter Peters. As always we talk about a little of this, and little of that. Enjoy!Check Out Our Sponsor!Visit Hafele at www.hafele.comSupport us on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/Greene_st_joineryVisit Our WebsiteGreene Street Joinery is a custom design & build shop located in Monmouth County, New Jersey. We build multigenerational furniture with an eco-friendly and sustainable mindset.Inspired and guided by the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement, we believe in the use of traditional craftsmanship and simple, well-proportioned forms; sustainability and ethical practices; and importantly, taking pleasure in our work as craftsmen to create quality pieces of enduring value.Follow us!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greene_st_joineryFacebook: ​https://www.facebook.com/greenestreetjoinerySupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-american-craftsman-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

From Saskatoon to Finland, the benefits of winter biking. How ranchers are helping preserve Saskatchewan's grasslands. And a First Nation navigates a ticking carbon bomb.

Episode 60 - Pedal Power by Jacob

Yesterday Ishe Davani, 43, appeared in the Randburg Magistrate's Court in Johannesburg where he pleaded guilty to culpable homicide and driving under the influence of alcohol. This was for an incident in 2020 where Davani drove into 37-year-old father of two, Steven Preston, who was cycling in FourwaysSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EPISÓDIO COMPLETO COM IMAGENS: https://youtu.be/QTE-emHrjXo . Os convidados da vez foram a fisioterapeuta esportiva Angela Machado e o fundador proprietário da Pedal Power, Daniel Aliperti. Ambos ciclistas e com muita experiência no esporte, eles deixaram claro nessa conversa como a avaliação e ajustes do "Sistema bike-corpo" é importante para o desempenho e segurança. Cada um com sua expertise: Daniel, caxias nos milímetros há 10 anos e Angela, com olhar de fisio sobre as limitações do próprio atleta que podem influenciar no posicionamento, fazem um trabalho em conjunto que vai muito além de só seguir protocolos de bikefit. . Dêem uma checada nos tópicos desse papo: . - Objetivo do BikeFit e objetivo do atleta alinhados; - Equilíbrio entre conforto x performance; - Pontos de apoio e sustentação na bike; - Ferramentas utilizadas para avaliação: cinética e distribuição de pressão; - Erros mais comuns de posicionamento e influência do posicionamento nas sobrecargas; - Medidas básicas e dicas rápidas para ajustes. . Convidados: @angelamachadofisio e @dannyaliperti Hosts: @telles.rafa e @fisiofrancochamorro Edição: @andrelaiza Backstage: @viccampos . NOSSO YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/MOVIMENTOEMFOCO NOSSO INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/movimentoemfococanal/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/movimentoemfoco/message

A well known folk festival had a stage powered by bikes and that entertains us for a while. Then we talk about what time travel really would be like and we go down a science rabbit trail, so fair warning. You can reach us at ihearditonapodcast@gmail.com

Over the years we've interviewed lots and lots of entrepreneurs to established business people but this is the first time we've focused on a business consultant who has created a bicycle taxi service called Pedal Power. What is so stunning about Ben Snyder is how involved he is in, well, everything.  Marketing, selling, hiring, promoting other businesses, fixing his equipment, finding new equipment to add to his bikes.  And, you can hear the excitememt in his voice. Ben is working EntreFest 2022 when we caught up with him on the Ped Mall in Iowa City.  Thanks for listening! The award winning Insight on Business the News Hour with Michael Libbie is the only weekday business news podcast in the Midwest. The national, regional and some local business news along with long-form business interviews can be heard Monday - Friday. You can subscribe on PlayerFM, Podbean, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or TuneIn Radio. And you can catch The Business News Hour Week in Review each Sunday Noon on News/Talk 1540 KXEL. The Business News Hour is a production of Insight Advertising, Marketing & Communications. You can follow us on Twitter @IoB_NewsHour. 

Gillian Devlin speaks to Fergal Deegan about his upcoming charity cycle, where a group of 28 cyclists will be cycling 700km from Nantes to Lourdes to raise funds for Cliona's Foundation and the Limerick Lourdes Invalid Fund. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do we stay up when we ride a bicycle? Lots of us can do it without even thinking about it, but probably very few of us can say exactly HOW we do it. Well, CrowdScience listener Arif and his children Maryam and Mohammed from India want to understand what's going on in our heads when go for a cycle, and how we learn to do it in the first place. Presenter Marnie Chesterton is on the case, tracking down a neuroscientist studying how our brains and bodies work together to keep us balanced whether we're walking or trying to ride a bicycle. She learns about the quirks of bicycle engineering from researchers in the Netherlands who are part of a lab entirely devoted to answering this question. In the process falling off of some unusual bicycles and uncovering the surprising truth that physics might not yet have a proper answer. And we peer deeper into our brains to find out why some memories last longer than others, whether some people can learn quicker than others and the best way to learn a new skill. Presented by Marnie Chesterton and Produced by Emily Bird for the BBC World Service. Featuring: Kathleen Cullen, Johns Hopkins University, USA Jason Moore, University of Technology Delft, The Netherlands Lara Boyd, University of British Columbia, Canada Rado Dukalski, University of Technology Delft, The Netherlands Josie and Freesia, Pedal Power

Join Hackaday Editor-in-Chief Elliot Williams and Managing Editor Tom Nardi as they tackle all the hacks that were fit to print this last week. Things start off with some troubling news from Shenzhen (spoilers: those parts you ordered are going to be late), and lead into a What's That Sound challenge that's sure to split the community right down the center. From there we'll talk about human powered machines, bringing OpenSCAD to as many devices as humanly possible, and the finer points of installing your own hardware into a Pelican case. There's a quick detour to muse on laser-powered interstellar probes, a Pi-calculating Arduino, and a surprisingly relevant advertisement from Sony Pictures. Finally, stay tuned to hear the latest developments in de-extinction technology, and a seriously deep dive into the lowly nail.    

Follow the incredible pioneering Bell Boy baseball road trip with brother Scott who at 15 decides to ride his ten speed 30 miles to just be near the 1974 World Series at Dodger Stadium....he and his friend are rewarded for their daring deed in a most unexpected and unforgettable way.

Sophia Hosain is joined by Composting for Community's intern Alondra Sierra and Elinor Crescenzi, an activist, organizer, and a founding member of the Food Cycle Collective in Pomona, California. … Read More

What is climate grief? Many of us carry a lot of grief that we are part of a culture that we can't live into a more wholesome and life-giving framework for how to exist. We need a way to live that will allow us to process the anguish of knowing that we are a part of harmful ways of living, and even maintain our  sanity in the face of those hard truths. And for Ben Wyse (Wyse Cycles), the bicycle is part of that. It is a spiritual discipline. "The lifestyle patterns we choose that we have grown up in cause suffering in the world, and if we are not willing to make changes in our lifestyle, then how do we make sense of the grief that we carry in what we represent in the world? It's a question of longing for something better, and what are the disciplines we have that express what is central to our very identity and ethical framework?" In this conversation, Ben Wyse of Wyse Cycles, a mobile bike repair shop in Harrisonburg that seeks to empower families and commuter cyclists with the tools they need to replace fossil fuel transportation with pedal-powered movement.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wild-honey-collective/message

This week on ‘Muthaship' it's all about pedal power! You probably noticed during the pandemic that more people and families were out riding bikes. Lori McCarney, the Executive Director of the Hawaii Bicycling League, and the group's Director of Adult Education, Malia Harunaga, join us this week to talk about ways we can all create safer streets and a healthier community through bike riding.They also share more about fun family-friendly events hosted by HBL! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Not all heroes wear capes. Many of them ride bicycles. Keisha Mayuga founded Life Cycles after wondering how frontliners would get to work at the start of the lockdown in Manila. She and a team of volunteers organized a bike lending and donation program that has served thousands of stranded heroes. Myles Delfin will share how hundreds of thousands of Bike Scouts have provided support during times of disaster. Bike Scouts is an agile network of volunteers that have been delivering goods and message of hope to those affected by natural calamities. Other groups mentioned: Move As One Coalition AltMobility PH Lyf.PH Voice-overs by Beth Cole. Recorded live in front of a live audience virtually on October 16, 2021 with Clubhouse. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter.

Jessie in her own words:   “It would be a lie to say that I have always been aware of the climate crisis, because I haven't. Frankly, that is the problem.   Whilst always enjoying spending time in nature whether that be up at our allotment or walking on the wilds of Dartmoor right on my doorstep, it was only a few years ago that I became aware of the dire straights our climate is in.   It was at this moment that like many youth activists, I began to realise that I really had no choice but to fight for it. This didn't mean that it necessarily was something I wanted to do, because most young people just want a care free experience as they grow and develop, and activism is certainly not these things. However, I felt a duty to do this, because the vast majority of adults around me and in society were choosing not to.   It was then that I decided to create People Pedal Power and cycle to COP26 both as a personal challenge and as a way to bring the many individuals concerned about the Climate Crisis together. As a way to highlight the power and joy that is created when people come together to create change.   I am a youth activist who cares deeply about the power of people to create change and this is exactly what I want People Pedal Power to do. The idea to start the movement came from my fears that more inaction would come from this upcoming COP. I knew that we didn't have time for this to occur, as this summit has to be the one where real change is created, if not by our leaders but by the power of individuals creating collective action. As can be seen from the youth climate movement across the world, individuals really do have the power to create change, and so I decided to harness this!   I also believe in the immense power that words and storytelling have in helping us as individual to learn, understand and ultimately engage in the climate crisis. I have been trying to do this for the past 2 years with my monthly newspaper columns and other writing projects which discuss the climate crisis from the youth perspective.”   New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday at 7am UK time - Hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out.    The Tough Girl Podcast is sponsorship and ad free thanks to the monthly financial support of patrons.    Support the mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media. Visit www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast and subscribe - super quick and easy to do and it makes a massive difference. Thank you.   Show notes Who is Jessie Being interested in the environment  Being aware of the climate emergency  Wanting to make a difference  Being on a learning journey  Delaying with climate anxiety and climate grief Is the climate a concern for young people Why it's a split issue Wanting to find your tribe Growing up and being supported by her family Studying for A'Levels at 6th fort What does being a Youth Climate Activist mean How Jessie is driving change Being passionate about writing Hearing from the youth Growing up in the 2000s What is - People Pedal Power What is COP (Conference of the Parties) COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland  Adults putting profits before people. Wanting to get the youth voice into the political sphere.  Partnering with the Adventure Syndicate How the partnership is going to work Creating a cargo bike relay  Why it's not just shouting about what's wrong Why the moment is going to be joyful and highlighting the issues and the way forward How the movement has evolved Getting into cycling and loving the journey  The route and the logistics of cycling from Devon to Glasgow Making sure to factor in mental rest  Riding 570 miles and hoping the training has paid off Concerns about the journey and thinking about the impact of the weather Dealing with all of the unknowns about the challenge  How it's going to work once she's arrived in Glasgow  Working with Eco-Schools  Wanting to bring more of a youth perspective to the summit Tough Girl Podcast Extra episode coming on the 13th November to follow up with Jessie and her journey. What does Jessie want to happen over the next few weeks. Good luck to Jessie!   Social Media   People Pedal Power - Demanding Climate action and greener more accessible transport.   Website: httpspeoplepeddlepower.wordpress.com/   Instagram: @people_pedal_power     The Adventure Syndicate is a collective of extraordinary cyclists who happen to be women and who aim to challenge what others think they are capable of.   Website - theadventuresyndicate.com    Instagram: @adventuresynd  

“This whole lockdown period has definitely given a lot of people the ability to get out there and try it and get comfortable with it [cycling].” To see the centre of London almost car free was surreal during the peak of the lockdowns. But for me, like many other cyclists, this was an opportunity to reclaim London's previously vehicle choked streets. So last May, I got myself a foldable bicycle, a Tern (I can recommend it) and discovered East Central Cycles, an independent bicycle shop in Exmouth Market, Clerkenwell, which had one in stock. Visiting the shop, it soon became clear that the lockdown had completely changed the operation of the business. I caught up with Charlie, one of the four founders of the store, when I returned to get my bike serviced, and we grabbed a park bench for a chat. We chatted setting up the shop with four friends; competing against the big chains; hipsters and the custom bike trend; meeting the challenges of lockdown and the resurgence of cycling in London; and Charlie's favourite areas of London including exploring its backstreets. If there was ever an episode to inspire you to get out and about on two-wheels this is it. Meet Charlie and East Central Cycles…   PLACES MENTIONED   East Central Cycles website: http://www.eastcentralcycles.co.uk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eastcentralcycles   Exmouth Market: https://exmouth.london   Smithfield Market: http://www.smithfieldmarket.com   ABOUT MARRIOTT'S SIDE TRIPS   Website: https://www.marriottssidetrips.com   A quick way to find the latest episodes: https://www.marriottssidetrips.com/podcast   Instagram (my travel life, but rarely sunset shots): https://www.instagram.com/stephenrmarriott   Sign-up for the newsletter and grab a FREE Travel Checklist: http://eepurl.com/hxsQf1   If you have any questions, or comments please let us know what you think. Marriott always loves to hear from his listeners. You can reach him directly at: stephen@stephenrmarriott.com Listen & Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts The show's theme music is by Hanna and Julius, thank you. Thanks to Charlie and Spa Fields Park for hosting the podcast on 26/03/2021.

Welcome back to Make More Music, the podcast that connects people to music & one another. Today we chat with the awesome pedal power couple with Grant & Karen from BIG EAR Pedals. They share their backstory and what it's like to navigate the music industry from the autism spectrum, as well as fun stories that rope in Tommy Hilfiger, cats (of course), banter, and more serious topics, too! Check out BIG EAR Pedals (https://www.bigearpedals.com/) Follow on IG (https://instagram.com/bigearpedals) Karen's recent episode on Mid-riff podcast (https://player.captivate.fm/episode/a47abd2b-fb49-4a83-ad28-8b9be84eb7ea) Support the show: Tell a friend, leave a rating, & review! Here are our links to support the show & learn more (http://linktr.ee/make.more.music) Thanks to our season three sponsors: - Partscaster Concierge (https://www.partscasterconcierge.com/) - Porter Pickups (https://www.porterpickups.com/) - Gunstreet Wiring Shop (https://gunstreetwiringshop.com/) Give more grace. Share more love. Make. More. Music.

This is the story of how one man is trying to transform lives through the power of the humble bicycle. Many rural communities in rural Africa don’t have access to cars or good roads, which can make it hard to take fresh produce to market or get to school. But Wyson Lungu wants to change that with an innovative scheme to sell affordable bicycles. We follow him as he delivers a new set of bicycles to excited customers in southern Zambia. Produced and presented by Richard Kenny Image: unfoldstories.co.uk

While others worry and rethink their business, Don DiCostanzo has seen his direct dealer network double during Covid, as his PEDEGO brand of ebikes continues to pedal along in high gear.  Join us as he tracks that journey from "eBike enthusiast" to pioneer, entrepreneur and thought leader in this fast moving industry, on this week's edition of DRIVEN BY DESIGN (the one show that explores everything that drives us today). Here on OC TALK RADIO, Orange County's only community radio station and live podcasting platform.

While others worry and rethink their business, Don DiCostanzo has seen his direct dealer network double during Covid, as his PEDEGO brand of ebikes continues to pedal along in high gear.  Join us as he tracks that journey from "eBike enthusiast" to pioneer, entrepreneur and thought leader in this fast moving industry, on this week's edition of DRIVEN BY DESIGN (the one show that explores everything that drives us today). Here on OC TALK RADIO, Orange County's only community radio station and live podcasting platform.

Biking. It's healthy. It's fun. In Anne Arundel County there are plenty of safe places to do it. And to help you along, is Rachel Varn from Pedal Power Kids! Today, we speak with Rachel Varn who is the owner of Pedal Power Kids. After seeing parents sending their kids to swimming lessons, she decided there needed to be bike lessons. And she was right!  Now, schools and communities call on Pedal Power Kids to help teach their kids how to safely ride. Plus there are camps and events throughout the year as well. It doesn't matter is you are 18 months old or 1018  months old, Pedal Power Kids is something you need to check out! Have a listen! Links: Pedal Power Kids (Website) Pedal Power Kids (Facebook) Pedal Power Kids (Instagram)  

Classic cars have been one of the top performers in our Luxury Investment Index, but how are they faring now, and what does the future hold as environmental regulations tighten? Andrew Shirley speaks to His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent GCVO to find out how the world of classic cars has changed. He reminisces with Andrew about his early memories of driving and most memorable experiences on the road, including a rally in Brazil in the 1970s where a wheel of his Austin Maxi snapped off, and his recent interest in buying an electric car. Prince Michael is a keen ‘hands on' motoring enthusiast. As well as being President of The Royal Automobile Club and Patron of The Concours of Elegance.Andrew also talks to James Knight, Managing Director of Bonhams UK, who recalls renting the Royal Albert Hall for 24 hours to sell an iconic Bugatti in the late 1980s at what was then a new world auction record of £5.5 million pounds. He also comments on the impact of the pandemic on the auction market, and why he thinks the market for classic cars has stabilised following a heady few years after the financial crisis up until about 2015. Intelligence Talks, is a podcast from the Research Team at Knight Frank. Every Monday and Friday we'll be bringing you the latest insights on property market trends and forecasts, along with expert analysis from industry leaders.This podcast breaks down the news and delves into the intelligence behind the headlines. Follow us on social media here:Instagram - @knightfrankTwitter - @knightfrankLinkedIn - @Knight Frank Host: Anna Ward - @annaroxelanaProducer: Rebecca Hills - @beckihills1Editor: Pulama KaufmanAny questions? Get in touch via Rebecca.hills@knightfrank.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Kasper and Al finally get the chance to sit down and review some amazing pedals, it's a full hour of chatting about some of the best fuzz, drive and boost boxes on the market!! The guys talk shop about Ground Control Audio's Amaterasu, Spun Loud Effects's Blister & Peel V2, Lauren Audio's Spitfire and the Dirty Haggard Audio 3904 fuzz. It's all about loud and proud this week!

Trust the Journey – with Pattie Baker Guest - Pattie Baker AN UNINTENTIONAL ADVOCATE FOR STRANGERS. SUSTAINABILITY. COMMUNITY GARDENS. BIKING. COMMUNITY ART. AND MUCH MORE. You must listen to Stories Connect People guest, Pattie Baker. She talks all about how she is making the world a better place! She is a difference maker! Pattie who is traveling at the speed of bike became an advocate for sustainability, community gardening, people, biking, community arts without ever intending to do so. Many of her adventures come from biking. "When you start out you go somewhere to ride. The more you ride; you ride to go somewhere." She is riding to experience! She is experiencing her community, her city, people, art and nature. Hear Pattie’s passion for connecting with people, with strangers and she does so in such a present, intentional, engaging way. Pattie doesn’t just take time if she meets a stranger, she makes time for it in her life - she talks to them, gets to know them, sometimes photographs them. Pattie is an advocate, a multi-time author, photographer, blogger and Peace Corps Uganda invitee, waiting for her departure date. Notable Quotes: “Trust the journey” “If the path and the pace aren't right. It's not a joy-based journey” “When you start out you go somewhere to ride. The more you ride; you ride to go somewhere." “Do the next right thing”. There are a lot of steps forward that we can take that don't require money or time or permission. To help us get closer to our own goals. “Biking is the way to access humanity” Advice – “Lead with kindness” References: Traveling at the Speed of Bike Website -https://travelingatthespeedofbike.com/ Peace Corps Uganda - https://www.peacecorps.gov/uganda/ Bicycle Tours of Atlanta – https://biketoursatl.com/ Fall in Love with Atlanta Bike tour - https://biketoursatl.com/fall-in-love-with-atlanta-bike-tour/ Pattie talks about Robyn and the great things they are doing at BTA. Take Action: Follow Pattie, consider purchasing one of her books or taking her Free Bike Class, Pedal Power with Pattie. Like, share, comment, or just CONNECT! Pattie loves to hear from those reading her blogs, seeing her photographs, etc. If you are moved by her story reach out to her today! Email: sustainablepattie@comcast.net Pattie's Books - https://travelingatthespeedofbike.com/2020/06/20/summer-reading/ Blog: TravelingAtTheSpeedOfBike.com Twitter: PattieBaker Instagram: sustainablepattie Instagram: @todaysnicestranger - https://www.instagram.com/todaysnicestranger/ Email: sustainablepattie@comcast.net Free bike class - Pedal Power with Pattie Stories Connect People podcast: Subscribe to Stories Connect People podcast Please Listen, Like, Review, Share Engage with me on Facebook & Instagram @ Stories Connect People To potentially be a show guest, share f

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Biking. It's healthy. It's fun. In Anne Arundel County there are plenty of safe places to do it. And to help you along, is Rachel Varn from Pedal Power Kids! Today, we speak with Rachel Varn who is the owner of Pedal Power Kids. After seeing parents sending their kids to swimming lessons, she decided there needed to be bike lessons. And she was right!  Now, schools and communities call on Pedal Power Kids to help teach their kids how to safely ride. Plus there are camps and events throughout the year as well. It doesn't matter is you are 18 months old or 1018  months old, Pedal Power Kids is something you need to check out! Have a listen! Links: Pedal Power Kids (Website) Pedal Power Kids (Facebook) Pedal Power Kids (Instagram) Up next week? We are taking a bit of a pause in the series due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.  We will be running past episodes in this space and look forward to resuming when we can. Until then, stay  safe...keep your distance...wash your hands...stop touching your face...and we'll see you on the other side!

Welcome to Voices of Mackinac Island...the official podcast of America’s Favorite Freshwater Destination – Mackinac Island, Michigan! On this edition of Voices of Mackinac Island, we talk all things bicycle related with a pair of pedal power proponents with a passion for the most popular form of transportation on the island. We’ll also tackle some of the hard-hitting questions often asked of bicycle experts on Mackinac, like “which direction around the island is the shortest route?” and much more. We want to hear from you! Send your thoughts, comments, and questions about all things Mackinac Island to: mackinacislandpodcast@gmail.com For more information about Mackinac Island and to plan your vacation, visit us online at mackinacisland.org/ Be sure to subscribe for free and listen to all 10 episodes of the debut season of Voices of Mackinac Island.   Voices of Mackinac Island was produced and hosted by Bill Hobson of Hobson Media

This column was first published in DriveOut in March 2011, issue #43It was written by Gavin Foster, read by François Haasbroek and illustration by Fred Mouton.

This column was first published in DriveOut in March 2011, issue #43It was written by Gavin Foster, read by François Haasbroek and illustration by Fred Mouton.

It's the perfect New Year's resolution. It improves your physical fitness. Saves you money. Helps the environment. What activity could do all of these things? Riding your bike more often, of course. Jeremy Chrzan can help. He's the multimodal design practice lead for the Toole Design Group in Silver Spring, MD, and on today's episode of ASCE Plot Points, he talks about his work connecting the

It’s the perfect New Year’s resolution. It improves your physical fitness. Saves you money. Helps the environment. What activity could do all of these things? Riding your bike more often, of course. Jeremy Chrzan can help. He’s the multimodal design practice lead for the Toole Design Group in Silver Spring, MD, and on today’s episode of […] The post ASCE Plot Points Season 1 Episode 6: Pedal Power appeared first on Civil Engineering Source.

Mark Trumper, Pedal Power! co-fiounder, stops by to talk about his program in the Minneapolis Public Schools and teaching kids through bicycle adventures.

Dave Villalobos (founder of Pedal Power Music) joins the podcast. Pedal Power Music connects people with the power of bicycles and music. Their scalable bicycle powered audio/visual system facilitates a truly unique experience that is fun, interactive and educational. This offering is a perfect way to connect the audience to the art that you’re presenting. Pedal Power Music can work closely with your organization to create an increase of bike culture within your targeted demographic. They love working with festivals and musicians but are available for anything from a backyard party to a major festival. For more info and booking go to Pedalpowermusic.com or email Dave@pedalpowermusic.com Villalobos is also involved with the organization “Our Children’s Trust” who on October 26th were set to launch a lawsuit against the federal government over climate change and the effects it will have on future generations. The trial has been delayed but it will go forward at a later date. For more info to donate and/or volunteer to help this important cause go to Ourchildrenstrust.org Ending track “Space Tree” by Medium Troy Hosted by Patrick Stutz aka SelfEsteem BoatWillie Sponsored by Oregon Cash Flow Pro, LLC Oregoncashflowpro.com Stream this and all previous podcast episodes @ strpod.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Recebo hoje um amigo meu há quase três décadas. Uma pessoa que construiu uma vida e carreira em torno da bicicleta. Daniel Aliperti é um apaixonado pelo que faz e literalmente incorporou a bicicleta no seu estilo de vida. O acaso o levou a comprar uma MTB ainda rudimentar para se locomover quando passava um tempo nos EUA. Foi tomando gosto pelas pedaladas mas principalmente pela diversão proporcionada pela magrela. Voltou ao Brasil e resolveu iniciar um ofício que até então não existia por aqui: o de mecânico especializado em bicicletas de competição. Com a ajuda de Ricardo e dos irmãos Lin, abriu as portas da garagem de sua casa inicialmente apenas para os amigos e conhecidos. O resto é história! Graças ao seu espírito empreendedor e à sua coragem, o nicho das bike shops cresceu e prosperou por aqui. Até hoje ele é referência no assunto. Fundador e proprietário da Pedal Power e da importadora Proparts, além de um talentoso ciclista e competidor nato, Daniel é uma pessoa de bom coração e muito querido por todos seus amigos. Com vocês, o meio homem meio chave allen, meio costeletas, meu amigo Daniel de Magalhães Castro Aliperti. Aproveitem!

This week we cover a successful Serbian, revive an old favourite, ponder which sportspeople we'd like to hear talk and laugh at Spurs' ineptitude. Plus there's a nun. Tweet us @backseatscoaches. Don't leave me there on my own.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/backseatcoaches)

Neil and Colleen bike Chicago's Lake Shore Drive and LOVE IT.

We're on a whistle-stop tour of Manchester this month, talking about power in some of its many forms. We investigate the future of energy provision with Bruntwood's Bev Taylor and the shiny new Tesla battery at Manchester Science Park.  With Clicks + Links, we hop aboard a Mobike and find out how virtual reality and pedal power is transforming the way city and transport planners approach their role of shaping the way we move around our cities. And we also hear from the Robot Orchestra Collective - in more ways than one - about how they're using data produced by the city and its occupants to make music and perform in new and innovative ways.

Ira Kargel of Gears talks about bicycles on the first day of spring / Comic Adam Delorey needs a heart pump / Stormy on 60 Minutes / Hey Google hookups / Amanda Barker pays a visit.

Session 10.1: Pedal power: Implementing cycle ergometry in the ICU - Michelle Kho

Bryan and Peter trade their recording studio for a spin studio to test out their pedal power. Peter tries to shake off the residue of 2017. Then the guys step into the medical tent where Bryan unburdens himself about the indignities of surgery recovery. They also announce an amazing upcoming Valentine’s Day event at Heartbreak Hill Running Company. Plus, the wonders of shoe horns, an update on the Crankle 2K instant pot, and Oscar-nominated movie recommendations! http://nbfitnessclub.com www.hwyrt.com  

Fresh from a gruelling 1000km bike ride from Adelaide to Melbourne to remember Mandy Herbert and Helen Hatzis in the fight against ovarian cancer, Channel 9 sports reporter Clint Stanaway spent some time with the boys to explain the inspiration and planning behind an emotional mission. And in light of a possible employee strike at Streets, Tom phones in to debate about Australia's favourite ice cream!

The Knobs interview Zac Childs of Truetone to discuss pedalboard power "101" and their approach to innovative pedal power. Hosted by Todd Novak with Jared Brandon and Tony Duzik   Connect with us and view our blog : http://www.theguitarknobs.com/blog/ Visit our Instagram feed: @guitarknobs Join the conversation on our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/guitarknobs/ Follow us and give us a like on our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/GuitarKnobsPodcast/

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Pedal Power! Ross Putnam joins us on the podcast today. Co-founding Basecamp Brewing Co. while fulfilling all of his two wheel dreams Ross is no stranger to hard work and innovation. From barrel conditioned brews to zero emission hop heavy saisons Ross takes us through the process of building one of the most popular tap rooms in Portland, Oregon.

Pedal Power! Ross Putnam joins us on the podcast today. Co-founding Basecamp Brewing Co. while fulfilling all of his two wheel dreams Ross is no stranger to hard work and innovation. From barrel conditioned brews to zero emission hop heavy saisons Ross takes us through the process of building one of the most popular tap rooms in Portland, Oregon.

Boycott Time! Radio mix - Digital Diaspora; Theory - Hand Cranks and Pedal Power; A Drag Queen With A Hairy Hand - Zoo X-Ray, Nothing Left (Live) - Lizard Kisses, Bang Bang - Shinobi Ninja; Geeknotes: 02/14-17-People's Convergence on Congress ASAP! (Deep End @ 25:35); Practice - Stepper Motors, Bike Generators, How to make a Joule Thief; Theme From Mean Season - Rench

In our first show of 2017, we interview Lucy Skelton, year 9 student from Melbourne Girls College and also recent graduate of Sealife Trusts' Ocean Youth program. Passionate about the deep blue and climate change, Lucy shares her experience of the progrtam with 3CR listeners. Also in the studio, Andrew Vance, Sustainability Coordinator at Melbourne Girls College, here to promote Pedal Power, part of the Sustainable Living Festival and to promote the Two Bays program where he is a marine educator. 

In South Australia, this month, you can choose peddle power or pedal power, depending on your needs and desires. Our main guest and co-host is Joy White from Homestead Lovers in Mannum. She espouses great peddle power in being able to create interest and desire for her growing and inventive range of food powders and other treats. Meanwhile, Tiffany Cromwell, Adelaide's top ten international cyclist and our queen of pedal power, shares some thoughts ahed of the Tour Down Under on dealing with saddles and pain, sharing the road and some of her favourite spots for cycling around her hometown. This week, the SA Drink Of The Week is from Heward Estate Nigel will start the year, trying to stump you and our guests with IS IT NEWS. And the Skeleton Club will rattle and shake the musical pilgrimage. Next week, former Royal Adelaide Show Society President, Richard Fewster, will be introducing us to his Riverland. And please consider becoming part of our podcast by joining our Inner Circle. It's an email list. Join it and you might get an email on a Sunday or Monday seeking question ideas, guest ideas and requests for other bits of feedback about YOUR podcast, The Adelaide Show. Email us directly and we'll add you to the list: podcast@theadelaideshow.com.au If you enjoy the show, please leave us a 5-star review in iTunes or other podcast sites, or buy some great merch from our Red Bubble store - The Adelaide Show Shop. We'd greatly appreciate it. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Call it affordable, sustainable transportation. Call it public health. Ralph Buehler in his book City Cycling, emphasizes that bicycling shouldn’t be limited to those who are trained, fit, and daring enough to battle traffic on busy roads. Also featured: In an effort to curb pollution and congestion, cities across the U.S. have adopted bike share programs, and now colleges and universities are following suit. Eddie Hill and Bridget Nemeth started a bike share program on the campus of Old Dominion University, which offers free bikes to students. And: The electric bicycle, or e-bike, is growing in popularity and creating jobs. Jerry Franklin takes us on a spin through the world of e-bikes. Plus: Many runners today are taking off their shoes in favor of barefoot running. Silvia Blemker and Geoffrey Handsfield are mapping the muscles to learn how running barefoot compares to running with shoes. Later in the show: Psychologist Andrew Velkey describes the foraging behavior of men and women drivers searching for parking spaces. There are the “perchers” and then there are the “soarers.” Plus: The song “John Henry” is one of the most popular in American history, but for years nobody knew whether the legendary railroad tunneler was a real person or simply a tall tale. Scott Reynolds Nelson discovered a historic record of a railroad worker named John Henry, who was buried secretly by the Richmond Penitentiary.

http://wright.edu/news Dozens of Wright State students, faculty and staff took part in a bike to campus breakfast on May 18. When the bikers arrived at the Student Union Atrium they were greeted with a healthy breakfast. The morning event was organized by Wright State's Office of Campus Recreation and the Department of Environmental Health and Safety. “Wright State has a great location for riding bikes. We’re right on the largest interconnected bike path system in the country. Now with the pedestrian bridge going up over Interstate 675 we are even more connected to that system,” said Amy Anslinger, Outdoor Recreation assistant director. Anslinger says that biking to work is a great form of exercise and adds fewer emissions into the environment and reduces traffic congestion. For more information on Outdoor Recreation at Wright State contact 937-775-5019.

Il pédale pour regarder House of Cards - Mention spéciale Prix Europa 2016 Contre l'électricité nucléaire, il produit sa propre énergie. Et il a même inventé un système pour recharger son portable SANS ELECTRICITE et EN DORMANT : ça mérite des majuscules. Mention spéciale (2ème prix) au Prix Europa 2016 en catégorie "Série ou épisode de fiction radio". Super écolo (2/5) : il ferait n'importe quoi pour sauver le monde ! Se déplacer en Hippolib', élever des abeilles chez soi… Aujourd'hui, chacun peut faire un geste pour la planète. En marge de la grande conférence sur le climat (COP21), ARTE Radio dévoile en 5 portraits les actions concrètes des héros du quotidien. Nous sommes tous super-écolo ! Eco-man (2/5 - Pedal Power) - Pedaling to watch your favorite series, beekeeping at home, getting around town on CitiHorses— today everybody can do their bit for the planet. In five comedic sketches, ARTE Radio explores the daily reality of authentic climate heroes. Enregistrements : septembre 15 - Mise en ondes & mix : Arnaud Forest - Avec : Paolo Palermo - Réalisation : Charles Trahan

Call it affordable, sustainable transportation. Call it public health. Ralph Buehler (Virginia Tech), in his book City Cycling, emphasizes that bicycling shouldn’t be limited to those who are trained, fit, and daring enough to battle traffic on busy roads. Also featured: In an effort to curb pollution and congestion, cities across the U.S. have adopted bike share programs, and now colleges and universities are following suit. Eddie Hill and Bridget Nemeth started a bike share program on the campus of Old Dominion University, which offers free bikes to students. And: The electric bicycle, or e-bike, is growing in popularity and creating jobs. Jerry Franklin (Danville Community College) takes us on a spin through the world of e-bikes. Plus: Many runners today are taking off their shoes in favor of barefoot running. Silvia Blemker and Geoffrey Handsfield (University of Virginia) are mapping the muscles to learn how running barefoot compares to running with shoes. Later in the show: Psychologist Andrew Velkey (Christopher Newport University) describes the foraging behavior of men and women drivers searching for parking spaces. There are the “perchers” and then there are the “soarers.” Plus: The song “John Henry” is one of the most popular in American history, but for years nobody knew whether the legendary railroad tunneler was a real person or simply a tall tale. Scott Reynolds Nelson (College of William and Mary) discovered a historic record of a railroad worker named John Henry, who was buried secretly by the Richmond Penitentiary.

(Source: Wikipedia) This week's ENW podcast highlights the increasing popularity of cycling in huge, major cities across the world. From New York to Tokyo via Beijing and on to Budapest...more and more people are cycling instead of driving in cars, or travelling on busses & trains. Download MP3

(Source: Wikipedia) This week's ENW podcast highlights the increasing popularity of cycling in huge, major cities across the world. From New York to Tokyo via Beijing and on to Budapest...more and more people are cycling instead of driving in cars, or travelling on busses & trains. Download MP3

While learning to ride a bike, a boy learns that perseverance breeds confidence.

Salt, Sugar, Fat, Dough. This is all "food" is. ..Don't do it.Tracklist:01_Dumpstered.ogg 685.8K02_Its_Not_About_You.ogg 1.1M03_Oasis.ogg 412.1K04_Kaleidoscope.ogg 1.1M05_Flog_Bottome.ogg 2.1M06_Tikewad.ogg 3.4M07_Muted.ogg 1.0M08_Rocket_Scientist.ogg 1.7M09_Positive.ogg 1.6M10_Hate_Yourself.ogg 2.2M11_CHHS.ogg 1.6M12_Parachute.ogg 1.6M13_Plum.ogg 1.8M14_Bubonic_Plague.ogg 1.3M15_Scaley.ogg 2.6M16_Pedal_Power.ogg 2.2M17_Warped.ogg 2.1M18_Salt_Sugar_Fat_Dough.ogg 976.7KListen:StreamInternet Archive:http://archive.org/details/tpd042Download:[tpd042] Rumored High Speed Rail Hub - 04.05.15 Never Mind The Outrageous Lies (ogg) [tpd042] Rumored High Speed Rail Hub - 04.05.15 Never Mind The Outrageous Lies (mp3)

Salt, Sugar, Fat, Dough. This is all "food" is. ..Don't do it.Tracklist:01_Dumpstered.ogg 685.8K02_Its_Not_About_You.ogg 1.1M03_Oasis.ogg 412.1K04_Kaleidoscope.ogg 1.1M05_Flog_Bottome.ogg 2.1M06_Tikewad.ogg 3.4M07_Muted.ogg 1.0M08_Rocket_Scientist.ogg 1.7M09_Positive.ogg 1.6M10_Hate_Yourself.ogg 2.2M11_CHHS.ogg 1.6M12_Parachute.ogg 1.6M13_Plum.ogg 1.8M14_Bubonic_Plague.ogg 1.3M15_Scaley.ogg 2.6M16_Pedal_Power.ogg 2.2M17_Warped.ogg 2.1M18_Salt_Sugar_Fat_Dough.ogg 976.7KListen:StreamInternet Archive:http://archive.org/details/tpd042Download:[tpd042] Rumored High Speed Rail Hub - 04.05.15 Never Mind The Outrageous Lies (ogg) [tpd042] Rumored High Speed Rail Hub - 04.05.15 Never Mind The Outrageous Lies (mp3)

USA - CBS News Sunday Morning ran a thorough piece on bicycle transportation and covered Portland extensively including a brief segment with yours truly and my boyz rolling the “bike train”. There is also some great coverage of Portland Transportation Commissioner (and mayor elect) Sam Adams, Alta Planning’s Mia Birk, and visit at Clever Cycles. Sorry the footage is a bit grainy. I pulled from the show from my old VCR and Channel 6 doesn't come in so well at my house. (CBS) "Pedal Power" is coming into its own these days, as Americans of all ages are coming to realize biking can be practical, economical, and good clean fun - or should we say, good GREEN fun? Our Cover Story takes us from California to Cambridge, and is reported by Serena Altschul: See the full story at CBSnews.com.

Clive James ponders David Cameron's latest faux-pas: cycling the wrong way up a one way street and pedalling through a red light. He sets Mr Cameron's wrong-doing in a rather unexpected historical context.

Clive James ponders David Cameron's latest faux-pas: cycling the wrong way up a one way street and pedalling through a red light. He sets Mr Cameron's wrong-doing in a rather unexpected historical context.