
We are a bike advocacy and culture podcast based in Los Angeles, Ca.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 541 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Taylor bikes in the rain to LA Bikefest to talk with LA Bicycle Advisory Committee’s car-free Jennifer Gil and to World Day of Remembrance for Traffic Victims with Rob Kadota and Streets Are For Everyone founder Damian Kevitt (2:08). News: LA City Co... more
Email: Reese, a listener, says we shouldn’t assume conservatives don’t listen to Bike Talk, like Nick said in the previous episode. We all agree: biking embodies values everybody can and should get behind (3:11). Charlie’s News: The City of Malibu ap... more
Emails: the bike life of musical director Tim Dyet and Steve Weyland's counsel to not blame delivery apps for lawbreaking ebikers in NYC (congratulations NYC by the way) (1:58). Faulty bike infrastructure and a drunk driver blamed for deaths of cycli... more
Charlie’s News: NYC sets a 15mph limit on ebikes, a new Seattle bike lane also works for trucks, ultralight emergency response cargo bikes, and the impact of tariffs on the bike industry www.peopleforbikes.org/news/pfb-responds-to-tariff-anno... more
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Bike Talk perfectly combines entertainment and information, and has totally changed my view on bikes and bike lanes. A staple in my drive to work now, I especially love Lindsay’s clever remarks and way of simplifying complex concepts!
If you want all the recent news around biking and bike advocacy, this is the podcast for you. I’ve been listening for some time now and I always appreciate the enthusiasm that Taylor and Nick bring!
This pod highlights the efforts of local advocates who are leading the effort to shift Americas from a car-first mindset towards more inclusive thinking for pedestrian and cycling access to public roads.
The hosts do a great job of bringing attention to the people who are leading the way to safer streets and more active transportation.
This podcast has informative guests, but the host just wings-it and in essence disrespects the guests. The host wants the guests to just continue talking and does ask pertinent questions. This sounds like a show made by an amateur, but they actually get broadcasted on a public radio station. There are a few other bike related podcasts that have really good interviewers.
A great resource in the Northeast
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Focusing on cycling culture and advocacy, this podcast engages listeners in vital discussions around biking infrastructure, safety, and community initiatives. Episodes highlight local advocacy efforts, legal battles for cycling rights, and interviews with city officials, bike advocates, and community members, providing insights into the ongoing struggle for safer streets and increased cycling awareness. Topics range from personal biking experiences and local biking events to the latest legislation affecting cyclists, ensuring a broad appeal to avid cyclists and those newly interested in sustainable transportation solutions. Furthermore, the hosts embrace educational components, encouraging listener engagement through feedback and involvemen... more
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Bike Talk launched 8 years ago and published 541 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Bike Talk include:
1. Jennifer Gil
2. Damian Kevitt
3. Rosa Felix
4. Laura Mitchell
5. Sophia Lebowitz
6. Mary Boone
7. Eli Akira Kaufman
8. Dr. Carrie Mitchell
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