The Sprocket Podcast

Piscataquis Village will be a European-styled, carless development in the US state of Maine, and the vision of Tracy Gayton who joins us for this show.  Tracy envisions a city with six key elements: small plazas, really narrow streets, attached … Continue reading →

Bike Punk is a screen printing company in Portland, Oregon specializing in bicycle-themed stickers and clothing using eco-friendly materials.  Sonja & Mike join us to describe their business and their experiences in the city’s bicycle culture.  Check out bikepunk.com for … Continue reading →

Joe Biel is a long-time notable Portland, Oregon resident with many distinctions, including the founding of Microcosm Publishing, Cantankerous Titles, his documentary film production, the Dinner & Bikes tours, and experience in the Critical Mass movement in the city.  He … Continue reading →

photo by Mike Vogel Breakfast On The Bridges is Portland’s regular grassroots good-will event featuring kind volunteers handing out free morning snacks to people propelling themselves to work.  Velo Cult, quickly becoming a legendary bicycle shop and community space in … Continue reading →

The Sprocket Podcast is pleased to present a partial rebroadcast featuring the best bits from the most recent installment of the highly regaled Humanity On Wheels storytelling event!  Many thanks to Kick Ass Oregon History and TriMet Diaries for hosting … Continue reading →

This week Dave Feucht from Portlandize.com gives us the lowdown on a recent accident he was involved in. Headlines Ricki Lake: Emily Finch talks about her multi-kid bakfiets setup on national TV BikePortland: Tom LaBonty heads to Texas to teach … Continue reading →

Brock & Aaron hold down the proverbial fort on their own this week in an episode dedicated to clearing the desk of all the cool stuff they’ve learned about in the last month.  We start out with talk about tux … Continue reading →

Honky Tonk Prison is (left to right): Timo Forsberg, Esther Harlow, Chelsea Kline, Ken Southerland, Vivian Yuan, and Amos Hunter. Portland’s premier bicycle-loving ukelele band Honky Tonk Prison was kind enough to invite Brock into their weekly rehearsal to share some songs and talk about eco-friendly … Continue reading →

The Professor and Brock go on a bit longer about beer and bikes.

Aaron “The Professor” LaVanchy of Fort Collins, CO joins us for another entertaining discussion of his summer bicycle travel and the fantastic people one meets along the way. We discussed: Some beer talk (we talked even more about beer, and … Continue reading →