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Mike Reynolds on nature, accessibility, and freestyle biking
Mike Reynolds, a 49-year-old disabled, gay man from Lewiston, talks about his childhood in nature in Maine, learning and competing in freestyle biking, and the true meaning of accessibility in outdoor spaces. This story is part of the Stories for Change initiative by the Nature Based Education Consortium. Interviewer: Sikwani Dana. Audio producer: Aubrey Calaway. Photographer: Nirmala Young. Transcriber: Sarah Madronal. Editors: Kalisto Nanen, Serena Blasius, and Audrey Cole. Story coordinators: Tessa Shanteler and Emily Weyrauch. Music from Blue Dot Sessions. Additional support from other members of the Stories for Change working group. Read the full episode transcript and see photos.
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By Nature Based Education ConsortiumMike Reynolds, a 49-year-old disabled, gay man from Lewiston, talks about his childhood in nature in Maine, learning and competing in freestyle biking, and the true meaning of accessibility in outdoor spaces. This story is part of the Stories for Change initiative by the Nature Based Education Consortium. Interviewer: Sikwani Dana. Audio producer: Aubrey Calaway. Photographer: Nirmala Young. Transcriber: Sarah Madronal. Editors: Kalisto Nanen, Serena Blasius, and Audrey Cole. Story coordinators: Tessa Shanteler and Emily Weyrauch. Music from Blue Dot Sessions. Additional support from other members of the Stories for Change working group. Read the full episode transcript and see photos.