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BIKE LIFE Radio, a new show on KWNK where we talk to people about their bikes and lives. 🚴‍♀️ Presented by Ky Plaskon & the Truckee Meadows Bike Alliance 🚲 In the first episode we talked to people at the Reno Bike Project on Grove Street about riding in Iran and what that is like, also, why people are buying their bikes and fixing them, some shady bike deals, riding around the world and sleeping with your bike among other things!

Here’s how your family meetings should go down. In the second episode of Family Communication with Dr. Bob Quilitch, learn about what can and should happen at a family meeting. Listen to this episode for advice on how to organize positive and effective family meetings.

In this Roots Junction interview, Jim is joined by his very own band, Sage Creek! Tune in to hear about the bands origins as a vocal harmony group, how Jim came to play banjo for the group, and the excitement of playing in front of audiences after over a year of quarantine. For more information on the band, visit https://sagecreekband.com/

On this episode of General Strike Radio, Adam welcomes back Gary Watson, president of Teamsters Local 533. Adam and Gary discuss the continued struggle between the Teamsters and RTC/Keolis, building solidarity between unions and community members, the potential of a bus drivers strike, and more. Solidarity!

The People's Mic is a free information gathering and dissemination program. Featuring experts from our community, The People's Mic attempts to share insights into the technical and academic knowledge that influences the world around us.

Thoughts on teaching about race and racism in public school.

In conversation with Max Ward, Associate Professor of History at Middlebury College focusing on modern Japan and East Asia. Max studies ideology and the state; he examines how laws and social structures encode and enforce how we see the world and how we see ourselves in our community. In our conversation, we try to understand how ideas can become so powerful that we are actually afraid of them. Max recently published Thought Crime: Ideology and State Power in Interwar Japan, available from Duke University Press - https://www.dukeupress.edu/thought-crime/.

First lines of novels are like first dates; if they show promise, you expect the relationship to last.

One APIA Nevada organizes around centering and advocating for the needs of Asian and Pacific Island Americans. We host a brief discussion about some of the key legislative victories for One APIA Nevada and their communities.

Nevada's Voices with PLAN focuses on talking about all things Nevada politics and bringing the voices of Nevadans to you in an occasional short podcast.

On this episode of General Strike Radio, Adam interviews Bethany Khan, Director of Communications and Digital Strategy for Culinary Workers Union Local 226. They discuss Local 226's unique position as the largest union in Nevada, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on hospitality and service industry workers, the Right to Return Act, and more. Solidarity!