Kat, a veteran of the LA bike scene, was famous for her style, values, spirit, and athleticism.
If you didn’t know her, her friends will catch you up.
Kat was a MOM Ridazz member and Bike Talk co-host.

Kat, a veteran of the LA bike scene, was famous for her style, values, spirit, and athleticism.
If you didn’t know her, her friends will catch you up.
Kat was a MOM Ridazz member and Bike Talk co-host.
Bicycle Driving (don’t call it Vehicular Cycling) legend John Allen pays his respects to the “Father of Vehicular Cycling,” late John Forester (10/7/29 – 4/14/20)
Next, LA Neighborhood Councilmembers Hannah Globus, Scott Gamzon, Adriane Hoff, and Eric DeSobe discuss the remarkable slow streets motions brought and passed in most of their councils since Streets For All asked the City of LA to “authorize the pilot of an emergency people street network – using cones or other temporary infrastructure – to create additional sidewalk and open space for people to walk, run, scoot, and bike in, while maintaining 6’ of distancing.” streetsforall.org/covid19
How to apply for a slow street in your neighborhood? ladot.lacity.org/coronavirus/appl…uq_UKwPqFv1oJlME
Report unsafe driving on slow streets at ladot.lacity.org/slowstreets
An LAcentric Talk on Adventure Cycling Association’s U.S. Bicycle Route System with Laura Crawford, U.S. Bicycle Route System Coordinator.
https://www.adventurecycling.org/routes-and-maps/us-bicycle-route-system/maps-and-route-resources/
Also with Eric Bruins, Councilmember Mike Bonin’s Transportation Policy Director, and LA CD4 Safe Streets Candidate Nithya Raman.
City of Los Angeles Bicycle Advisory Committee members Jennifer A. Gill, Taylor Nichols, and Abe Chang join in the public comment, along with Streets For All advocate/ Representative for Wilshire Center Koreatown Neighborhood Council Adriane Hoff.
El Jimmy Lizama, founder of LA Ecovillage’s original
Bicycle Kitchen/La Bicicocina and current owner of
Relámpago Wheelery, John Yi, Executive Director of Los Angeles Walks, and Colin Bogart, former Education Director of Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC) in conversation about the challenges of being an advocate in the time of Covid-19.
With surprise guest Jim Cadenhead, original Bike Talk co-host, ‘wrench,’ and LA Bicycle District bike shop owner.
No Bro vibes were allowed in this podcast.
Sarah Goodyear of The War on Cars talks with Don Ward about her podcast and the differences between NY and LA.
Michael Schneider, founder of Streets For All, on the nonprofit org’s work in LA.
From quarantine, Roadblock and Nick talk to Jessica Craven, elected member of the California Democratic Party County Committee and a member of both the NELA Climate Collective and Indivisible, whose suggestion at a meeting that AQMD Chair William Burke take the bus to LAX provoked an anti-bus rant that went viral (la.streetsblog.org/2019/12/13/aqmd…gainst-transit/). Jessica is also the author of a daily actions email, Chop Wood Carry Water(sign up at www.fia-la.com/contact).
She talks about the intersection of bike activism with other forms.
Jessica is joined by Los Angeles Bicycle Advisory Committee Chair and president of the Northridge East Neighborhood Council Glenn Bailey, who talks about road diets, neighborhood councils, and the LA BAC (www.facebook.com/LosAngelesBicycl…visoryCommittee/).
Walk Bike Burbank’s Chair Mike Hollis talks about the Chandler Burbank bikeway extension.
With Corey Wilkerson, Active Transportation Program Manager for the Southern California Association of Governments,
Don Ward, & Nick Richert
Staff report: burbank.granicus.com/MetaViewer.php…meta_id=364963