
BikePortland is a daily news outlet that covers all the ways cycling and street culture impacts our lives. Our podcast features interviews with newsmakers, timely conversations about major issues, reporting from the field, and more.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Brandon Mullen has spent 12 years working in city and regional government: Now he wants to enter the political ring. Mullen is running for Portland City Council District 3 (SE). His expansive platform reflects his urban planning and transportation ex... more
A Simple Machine is more than just a film, it’s a deeply Portland project that brings our beautiful city and the humble bicycle to the big screen while presenting important and relevant themes that many of us can relate to.
I recently sat down in Th... more
In this episode I talked with Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA) Executive Director Chuck
Kenlan. OBRA just wrapped up their annual meeting and the 2026 racing season kicked off last weekend. I asked Chuck about: the health of bike racing in ... more
The Oregon Legislature passed a bill in the 2026 session, House Bill 4007, that changes several laws around e-bikes and things like e-scooters, e-skateboards, one-wheels, e-unicycles, and more. For the first time, Oregon law defines "powered micromob... more
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I really enjoyed this most recent podcast. Enjoyed how it got into the weeds about portlands city council and how it addresses issues.
Very interesting content without cheap “shock oriented” material. Smart stuff!
Great podcast, especially now with Eva Frazier. I’m a long time EF fan and I look forward to hearing your next show with her.
Great podcast. Thank you for the helpful and entertaining information!
Jon shares amazing new ideas with others of like minds about the outdoor spaces of restaurants and retailers in the aftermath of covid.
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The show centers on urban mobility, cycling culture, and transportation policy, often through conversations with policymakers, advocates, authors, and industry insiders. Episodes frequently tackle bike infrastructure, street design, city governance, and the economics of cycling, paired with vivid on-the-ground reporting and personal anecdotes from hosts and guests. Notable strengths include a pragmatic, practitioner-facing approach to policy and a penchant for hosting guests who shape street-level change, from city council candidates to advocacy leaders and industry innovators. Listeners who care about safer streets, bike accessibility, and urban policy will likely find the discussions timely, evidence-driven, and grounded in Portland's cyc... more
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Recent guests on BikePortland Podcast include:
1. Brandon Mullen
2. Evan Schneider
3. Mark Alan Hoffman
4. Chuck Kenlan
5. Cameron Bennett
6. Tom Sollitt
7. Joe Cortright
8. Sarah Goodyear
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