
We are a bike advocacy and culture podcast based in Los Angeles, Ca.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 541 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Still touring, Taylor finds the Stray Bullet Restaurant in Ovando, MT and talks with the owner, Leigh Ann Valiton. 2:39 Taylor gets his shifter fixed by Brandon on the mechanic's last day at Bighorn Bike Shop in Great Falls, MT. 7:43 In a NY Minute, ... more
Who can you sue when an AV hits you? “Everyone," says our lawyer, Jim Pocrass. 4:52 Taylor, still on his bike tour, reaches Adventure Cycling Headquarters in Missoula, Montana and gets a tour of bike “Mecca” from Customer Experience Coordinator Josh ... more
Taylor and Marc Gomes on the unexpected beauty of Eastern Oregon and the dynamics of long-distance riding with an old friend. 0:22 Eurosports Bike Shop in Sisters, Oregon 4:58 The Good Bike Company Prineville, Oregon 9:39 Jalet Farrell at the Spoke'n... more
Taylor meets a guardian angel, Sherry, who breaks wind for him on her ebike, and her partner Cindy, who drive him and his bike 60 miles. 1:29 Taylor meets a(nother) good bike Samaritan, Henry. 7:30 Stacey's News: Our first look at transportation reau... more
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The in-depth nature of bicycles and culture doesn’t get spoken about enough, Bike Talk on every episode has guest speakers who are educated and practiced in what they discuss about bicycle culture and how it impacts everyone’s life.
Nick and Taylor aren’t hosts full of themselves, they are here to tell the ever unfolding story of the bicycle.
The opinions of lawmakers, politicians, blue collar, white collar, everyone has a seat at the Bike Talk Table.
If you have any interest in cycling, you should be listening to this podcast. It is a great source of bike news from across the country. It is also something like a variety show, with relevant and varied interviews. The hosts have appropriate conversation, but they do not waste your time with endless banter. I am very fortunate that I came across it.
Terrific podcast that keeps you informed about all things bike related. Essential listening for anyone wanting to make the world a better place for cyclists, pedestrians and people who drive cars.
Keeps it moving through shorter news items and one or two in depth interviews. Great stuff
It’s inspiring to see how cities are successfully dealing with issues by investing in bike infrastructure.
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Apple Podcasts | #208 |
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A practical, street-level look at bike advocacy, infrastructure, and culture with a LA base. Conversations span city planning, safety, and policy, often anchored by on-the-ground reporting, guest experts, and stories from riders, shops, and organizers. Notable throughlines include protected bike lanes, e-bike policy, and community empowerment, with episodes mixing hands-on buying tips, legal perspectives, and real-world case studies from multiple cities. The show stands out for its dual focus on actionable advocacy moments and broader cultural context, making it useful for listeners who want to understand how policy and everyday riding intersect and what changes look like in practice. Its collaborative, interview-heavy format tends to featu... more
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Recent guests on Bike Talk include:
1. Jonathan Hale
2. Kay Schuster
3. Dixon Galvez-Searle
4. Claire Amable
5. Brett Thurber
6. Jake Hess
7. Jud y Bonney
8. Lauren Kaskey
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