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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews |
1000 Friends of Oregon Transportation Policy Manager Cassie Wilson has worked for over a year as a leader with the Move Oregon Forward coalition in hopes of passing a transportation bill that goes beyond freeway expansion megaprojects and continues t... more
Portland road safety advocate Sarah Risser (Bike Loud, PBOT Pedestrian Advisory Committee, Families for Safe Streets) and I talk about the pros and cons of blaming individuals over the system when it comes to traffic crashes.
This conversation was i... more
We're back!
Eva Frazier joined me (BikePortland founder and editor Jonathan Maus) for our 40th episode of "In the Shed," the show where we chat about whatever comes to mind. In this episode we touched on a bunch of good stuff:
• The Reign of Taco ... more
In this episode I share 16 short interviews with folks I bumped into at the MADE Bike Show on Friday, August 22nd. The show runs through this weekend, so you should totally go check it out if you're hearing this any time before August 25th!
Sit bac... 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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Apple Podcasts | #116 |
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Focusing on cycling culture and community issues, the content captures the vibrant exchanges between local activists, advocates, and government officials about transportation justice, urban planning, and related challenges specific to Portland. Noteworthy episodes include interviews with city councilors, education leaders, and advocates for safer biking infrastructure, highlighting topics such as educational policies linked to transportation, community safety, and local biking events. The series not only informs listeners about biking news but also dives into the intersection of biking with broader social issues like environmental justice and community engagement, making it particularly appealing to those interested in urban policy and acti... more
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Recent guests on BikePortland Podcast include:
1. Sarah Risser
2. Mike Smith
3. Natalie Peat
4. Gary Fisher
5. Wendy Downs
6. Brian Tucker
7. Dave Levy
8. Brad Davis
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