Convos On The Pedicab

Austin American Statesman Reporter hops on the Pedicab and breaks down 2020, how the events of the past year has completely eroded our trust in corporate media as well as every other well established institution.

Travis County GOP Chair and Head of Save Austin Now hops on the Pedicab in order to discuss regulating urban camping, reinstating Austin's camping ban and compassionate common sense solutions to address our City's homeless problem.  

Former head of ECHO and Travis County Commissioner for Precinct 3 Ann Howard hops on the Pedicab where we engage in a thoughtful discussion regarding Austin's homeless and how we as a community can effectively work together in order to improve our homeless crisis.  

Personal Injury Lawyer and political commentator Adam Loewy talks about the various prop items on the May Election, how our homeless crisis has gotten out of hand, and addresses rumors about possibly becoming the next Mayor of Austin.  

Former NFL Player Tim Crowder hops on the Pedicab in order to talk racism, empowering black people, and how big tech and corporate media have a deliberate agenda in order to fuel as much racism and division as humanely possible.  

Ex Cop and BJJ Blackbelt Brad Barnes hops on the pedicab in order to talk police reform, outdated training methods, and how MMA training can reimagine the future of policing on an extremely positive level.  

Blogger and Food Truck Reviewer Tay Livingston hops on the Pedicab in order to talk George Floyd, racism, and Donald Trump and how the pandemic has brought about people's true colors.

Bryan Slaton is a freshman state representative from East Texas who wants to rename a portion of IH 35 into the Steve Adler Public Restroom Highway as a tribute for how Mayor Adler has handled the homeless crisis here in Austin.  In this episode we talk about how this bill is perhaps the most important bill of the legislative session as well as discussing the border wall, eminent domain, vaccine choice, limiting the executive powers of the Governor and much more.  

Retired 30 year veteran of APD Dennis Farris hops on the Pedicab where we talk about how we can reform our police department, how BJJ training needs to be mandatory for cops and how smoking weed should no longer be a barrier to entry when it comes to being a police officer.  

10th Planet Purple Belt and Gym Hippie Rhodes Faraday hops on the pedicab in order to talk covid, jujitsu, police reform and the benefits of smoking weed for a more prosperous and inclusive society.