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EPISODE 3: Riding on Turtle Island
Listen to personal stories and perspectives on connecting with the land through cycling and learn more about the complicated histories that define colonial concepts of wilderness and the outdoors. Featuring interviews with new RAR Co-Organizer Renee Hutchens, Christina Torres from Cyclista Zine, Jessi Harris, Bikepacking Roots Co-Founder Kait Boyle, Tez De La Tierra, Celia Denton, Alley/Ramon Reyes, and Writer Mary Ann Thomas.
Music for this episode is by Your Heart Breaks and our logo design is by Molly Sugar. This series is hosted by Rio Oxas of RAHOK and Everett Ó Cillín, former co-founder of the Radical Adventure Riders, and was produced and edited by Everett.
This Episode was sponsored by our friends at Ride with GPS because great rides should leave you feeling inspired, not lost. Ride with GPS is here to keep you on track for all your bike adventures, with the world’s best route planning software, offline maps that allow you to navigate from anywhere, and a platform where you can connect with friends to share rides, photos, and stories from the road -- all of it available on the web or with their mobile app. Ride with GPS wants everyone to go on better rides, more often.
SERIES DESCRIPTION
Radical Adventure Riders (RAR) and Race.Ancestors.Health.Outdoors.Knowledge (RAHOK) present the Within & Without podcast. A series of off the chain dispatches from BIPoC and Allies discussing tensions within the cycling community and how we connect to ourselves and the world around us through cycling and the outdoors. Recorded throughout 2020 amidst a global pandemic and racial reckoning, this series shares the lived experiences of our moment.
These conversations help move us toward transformation:a transformation that centers the freedom and justice of our earth, amplifies voices from across the gender spectrum, and centers Black, Indigenous and People of Color. We acknowledge the energy of discomfort these conversations may bring and hope this very energy will help shift the greater dialogue to support the changes needed in outdoor and cycling communities - and our world.
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Listen to personal stories and perspectives on connecting with the land through cycling and learn more about the complicated histories that define colonial concepts of wilderness and the outdoors. Featuring interviews with new RAR Co-Organizer Renee Hutchens, Christina Torres from Cyclista Zine, Jessi Harris, Bikepacking Roots Co-Founder Kait Boyle, Tez De La Tierra, Celia Denton, Alley/Ramon Reyes, and Writer Mary Ann Thomas.
Music for this episode is by Your Heart Breaks and our logo design is by Molly Sugar. This series is hosted by Rio Oxas of RAHOK and Everett Ó Cillín, former co-founder of the Radical Adventure Riders, and was produced and edited by Everett.
This Episode was sponsored by our friends at Ride with GPS because great rides should leave you feeling inspired, not lost. Ride with GPS is here to keep you on track for all your bike adventures, with the world’s best route planning software, offline maps that allow you to navigate from anywhere, and a platform where you can connect with friends to share rides, photos, and stories from the road -- all of it available on the web or with their mobile app. Ride with GPS wants everyone to go on better rides, more often.
SERIES DESCRIPTION
Radical Adventure Riders (RAR) and Race.Ancestors.Health.Outdoors.Knowledge (RAHOK) present the Within & Without podcast. A series of off the chain dispatches from BIPoC and Allies discussing tensions within the cycling community and how we connect to ourselves and the world around us through cycling and the outdoors. Recorded throughout 2020 amidst a global pandemic and racial reckoning, this series shares the lived experiences of our moment.
These conversations help move us toward transformation:a transformation that centers the freedom and justice of our earth, amplifies voices from across the gender spectrum, and centers Black, Indigenous and People of Color. We acknowledge the energy of discomfort these conversations may bring and hope this very energy will help shift the greater dialogue to support the changes needed in outdoor and cycling communities - and our world.