Don and Nick talk with Brian Bushway, named by Mountain Bike Magazine as the World’s Best Blind Mountain Biker. Brian lost his sight when he was 14. Wanting to discover alternative ways to explore the world, Bushway learned how to see with sound. Like bats, he relies on echolocation when he mountain bikes, using sound to locate objects. https://visioneers.org/brian-bushway/

and with Briana Cohen, one of 4 recipients of Adventure Cycling's 2019 Greg Siple Award for Young Adult Bicycle Travel. Briana's project, "Fearless Tandem," was a bike travel workshop for 15 students at the Texas school for the blind and visually impaired. https://www.adventurecycling.org/about-us/media/press-releases/four-young-adults-win-greg-siple-award/

Zachary Rynew, aka Ciclavalley, talks with Dana Variano about the vigil he arranged for the LA Sheriff Amber Leist-- slain this week in a crosswalk by a car while helping an elderly woman cross the street. Stein van Oosteren, Spokesperson Collectif Vélo Île-de-France (Larger Paris Bike Federation)tells of how the Netherlands became a bike country, and how France is following suit.

With Elly, aka Ciclavalley Jr.

Former Emeryville Mayor/current Councilmember and Bay Area AQMD Board Member John Bauters on his transportation activism while in office, and Christine Mills of Los Angeles River Communities for Environmental Equity on her Walk for Safe Streets and Critical Cargo rides (https://www.larcee.org/new-events-1).

Cyndi Otteson, LA CD 14 candidate, returns with Christine Mills of the Elysian Valley Slow Ride and larcee.org/blog; Ciclavalley with Ciclavalley Jr., a.k.a. Elly; and Marvin Norman, admin of the facebook group Pragmatic Cyclists, among other affiliations.

Don Ward, a.k.a. 'Roadblock,' hosts.

Nick Richert edited.

Rich Conroy, Director of Education for Bike NYC, talks about winter cycling, advocacy, education, and what Bike NYC does.

Transportation, climate policy, bus stops, energy, bikes, etc.

Matt Ruscigno, a fixture of the LA bike scene since 2003, talks on his experience with drivers, a vicious crash, the department of DIY, and his bike tours.

Cyndi Otteson, Candidate for LA City Council District 14, on how to negotiate with anti-Bus Rapid Transit NIMBY's. https://www.cyndi2020.com/

With Don Ward, aka "Roadblock" of Midnight Ridazz and Wolfpack Hustle.

Over the last 10 years, the Passage of a Few People Through a Rather Brief Moment in Time ride took its passagers where they'd never been, like, famously, LA's storm drains. Riders saw parts of the city they'd never visited, from perspectives they'd never imagined. Passage Ride organizers Sean Deyoe and Nathan Snider reflect on the ride's passing with Don Ward, himself a ride veteran; but first, Don sits down with Metro Countywide Planning & Development Senior Director Lauren Cencic to learn how Metro surveys the public to choose among 3 options for closing the gap in LA’s 51 mile LA River (currently, riders along the river must take a detour through the cities of Vernon and Maywood before rejoining the path; but in 2027, riders will never have to leave the river).

https://www.metro.net/projects/lariverpath/

Don Ward interviews Zachary Rynew on his gravel biking, the widening of one street and removal of a bike lane on another, and the next CicLAvia in the SF Valley; then, both interview John Shubert, cyclingsavvy.org blogger, on "bicycle driving--" formerly known as vehicular cycling.

Nick Richert co-hosts

Roadblock talks mountain biking with Steve Messer, President of the Concerned Off Road Mountain Biking Association and legendary mountain biker, who announces his new statewide advocacy group;

Shamane Morejon, President of the Mount Wilson Bicycling Association, on trailbuilding, Alex Fore, Nona Varnado, Executive Director of the Bicycle Culture Institute (at 40:00), Brad House (48:15), and Kym Nonstop, fixie famous instagram influencer (1:06:30).