How do cycle tracks get built? We talk to the people at city hall who make it work.

Kimberley Nelson and Peter Oliver have acted as community leaders in the cycling community, succeeding in effecting change in Calgary's transportation network.

This month Carla sat down with Kristi Woo, Rebecca Cleaver Burke, and Nadja Smiley to talk about how cycle tracks have changed the transportation landscape for women in our little Bike Town.

We sat down with some of the city's most experienced couriers, Jesse, Dylan, and Downtown Tom Brown, and heard stories of both good times, and bad times, while discussing where messengers fit into the changing landscape of people on bikes in our city.

Doug Dunlop is a regular in our Bike Town. While today we usually see him riding with his family, he has a wild history of bike-adventures to share with us that tells the story of the earliest fat bikes. While you're listening, check out Doug (@coldbike) on Twitter and Instagram.

Kevin and Jenny Schlauch are staples in Calgary's bike scene, but it was only recently that they started riding together. Their story includes a taste of cycling in Europe, and the health benefits that come with living an active lifestyle.

Kim Fisher and Kayley Fesko have taken our little bike town by storm, telling a story about "that winter we challenged each other to bike every day". Kim and Kayley join Sean and Carla for lots of laughs while sharing their compelling story.

The road to Bike Town's cycling transformation runs through the suburbs. This week we interview suburbanites Darren Bender and Nicole Carberry to discuss how a bike helps them navigate the suburbs of Bike Town.