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EPISODE 6: Getting Our Bearings, Naming a Path Forward
Gain an understanding of the impact of naming what we see in the cycling and outdoor industry and how we can imagine a better path forward together. Featuring interviews with co-founder Molly Sugar and new co-organizers Renee Hutchens and Christina Grande, with additional stories from Alex Villalba and Kait Boyle.
Music for this episode was made by the band 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 is brought to you by SimWorks, connecting people from all over the world through a shared appreciation of cycling. Slow down, connect with nature, and savor the most meaningful moments with Simworks. With an emphasis on heritage components with deep roots in Japan and thoughtful offerings from small-batch makers and craftspeople- SimWorks has an eye for timeless style, offering quality products that will make you smile. With the help of the humble bicycle we can inspire one another to live enriched lives and create deeper connections with each other and the worlds around us.
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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Gain an understanding of the impact of naming what we see in the cycling and outdoor industry and how we can imagine a better path forward together. Featuring interviews with co-founder Molly Sugar and new co-organizers Renee Hutchens and Christina Grande, with additional stories from Alex Villalba and Kait Boyle.
Music for this episode was made by the band 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 is brought to you by SimWorks, connecting people from all over the world through a shared appreciation of cycling. Slow down, connect with nature, and savor the most meaningful moments with Simworks. With an emphasis on heritage components with deep roots in Japan and thoughtful offerings from small-batch makers and craftspeople- SimWorks has an eye for timeless style, offering quality products that will make you smile. With the help of the humble bicycle we can inspire one another to live enriched lives and create deeper connections with each other and the worlds around us.
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.