Lydia Rogue, editor of True Trans Bike Rebel, talks about Microcosm Publishing from their open warehouse in Portland, Oregon.

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Lydia Rogue Microcosm
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Obc 4 10
Middle school members of the Obama Bike Club interview each other.
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Adventure Cyclings Greg Siple Award Winners Mary Briana Ana
Three of four of this year’s Greg Siple Award Winners for bike touring related projects – Ana Fajardo, Mary McGowan, and Briana Cohen – talk about how they applied, found out they won, the projects they’ll put into action with the award, and how to keep up with them. With a special cameo by Mark of KPFK’s EcoJustice show.
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Lucas and Stephen Advocacy 4
Lucas Schroeder, Hollywood High Senior, reports on his senior project: getting the Mobility Bill of Rights endorsed by LA Neighborhood Councils with bike advocate Stephen Box.
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Bike Activism Master Class Session 2
A Bike Activism workshop with co-host Stephen Box and special guest Lucas Schroeder: Set-Up, Obstacles, and Resolution.
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Bike Activist Master Class Session 1
1 of a four-part series on Bike Activism with co-host Stephen Box and special guest Lucas Schroeder. Becoming A bike Activist as “The Big Story” – the plot, the theme, the character, the dialogue, the spectacle – all the elements that engage your audience and get you to the curtain.
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Lucas Schroeder Joins the Bike Talk Team
Hollywood High’s Lucas Schroeder joins Nick and Stephen Box to begin the Bike Activist’s journey, visiting Neighborhood Councils with the Mobility Bill of Rights—formerly the Cyclists’ Bill of Rights.
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Crossroads Wloraine Lundquist
Loraine Lundquist: Mom, Scientist, Professor, Neighborhood Council Boardmember, and candidate for LA’s City Council District 12 seat. Join us a for a conversation about bikes, mobility, sustainability, and local issues. With Wolfpack Hustle/ Marathon Crash/ Midnight Ridazz organizer/ District 12 resident Don Ward.
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Biketalk Crossroads Yolanda John Jones Iii
John Jones of the East Side Riders Bike Club talks about connecting the neighborhood through bike education classes, feeding the hungry, weekly bike rides, and the East Side Riders BC book, Bikes Need Love Too. Yolanda T Davis-Overstreet talks about art, culture, advocacy, and its relationship to social justice and public safety.
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Marshall Taylors Birthday Episode
Kellie Morris honors Marshall Taylor, the first African American to achieve the level of world champion in the sport of track cycling, on his birthday. With guests Kevin Evans and Jackie Jones, Recreational Cycling; Nelson Vails, Olympic and world cycling champion; and Lula Carter, ‘shero’ of Black Girls Who Bike. Board-operated and edited by Dave Morris.








