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We're back! Eva Frazier and I (Jonathan Maus) talked about all sorts of good stuff in this episode... from politics around I-5 Rose Quarter project to why the state's bike tax is so annoying. Here's a handy outline and links to stuff we talked about: Bike shop banter: My new Metropolis Cycle tie-dye t-shirt, latest shop closures. Thoughts on the I-5 Rose Quarter vote at Metro Council and why I'm disappointed in Lynn Peterson and Duncan Hwang. And the bad optics of white urbanists opposing the project while Black Portlanders support it. Ladds 500 is next weekend! (4/12) Protest season is here. Hands Off Rally is Saturday, 4/5 Eva shares here Saturdays in May ride series. Why hasn't PBOT revealed downtown Sunday Parkways route? How you can eat and drink your way through the week with Portland bike events. New segment of the Green Loop through North Park Blocks New bike lane coming to NE Prescott Convo with Candace Avalos and policing How'd he get there? I share my route from North Portland (Peninsula Park) to SE 122nd and Stark (Midland Library). Legislative transportation package draft is out. Why the bike tax is so annoying. April 26th is carfree 82nd Ave Parade and a Cycle Oregon Block Party at Baerlic Brewing in Southeast Thanks for listening! Please become a paid BikePortland subscriber today !…
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This Saturday, March 8th, Dave Guettler will celebrate the 30th anniversary of River City Bicycles, the business he started in 1995. In this conversation he shares stories about his early years in the bike industry, how and why he moved to Portland to open his dream shop, and much more. Host: Jonathan Maus. Recorded on March 4th in the BikePortland Shed in north Portland. Links: Video: River City's shrine to Eddy Merckx Video: River City's Rooftop Bike People RiverCityBicycles.com…
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Eva Frazier (former bike shop co-owner and now chair of nonprofit Bike Loud PDX) and Jonathan Maus (BikePortland publisher & editor) are back for another fun chat. Eva shares that she's working with a group of folks to bring back the Bike Commute Challenge/Bike Month festivities, I share about my recent visit to the newly reopened Kenton Cycle Repair, we had a visit from my cat "Tito," and much more.…
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A special Thursday edition, since I'll (Jonathan Maus) be gone tomorrow! Such a fun chat with the wonderful Eva Frazier. Here's a taste of what we touched on this episode: Update on BikeLoud's Bike Buddy program (they hired someone!) Route finding from NE 156th and Halsey to Bike Happy Hour Trump coming into office and what it means locally The need for more events to build a more resilient community Eva's visit to Lloyd Center (and Portland's skate culture) Fareless Square history New bike brand Primos Cycles Local media rant (and how KATU plagiarized a BikePortland story ) Why I was annoyed by the Justin Timberlake on the Bike Bus thing What consequence for the Springwater drunk driver from last May? Cool event alert: City of Possibility and more! Thanks so much for your support and for listening. Please tell a friend and contact us if you've got something to say or want us to explore a specific topic.…
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I (BikePortland editor Jonathan Maus) caught up with Joshua Force, a former Portlander who's now 15,000 or so miles into what he calls the Worldwide Bike Ride. He joined me from Quito, Ecuador and I asked him about how he adjusts to so many new places, what it's like creating his really cool puzzles and writings on the road, where he got his inspiration for the ride, why he loads most all his weight on front racks, and more! Follow Joshua on IG https://www.instagram.com/ukodus.8/ Substack https://worldwidebikeride.substack.com/ You can support his work via GoFundMe…
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In this episode, I (BikePortland Editor & Publisher Jonathan Maus) sat down in the Shed with veteran Portland bike fun purveyor and artist Shawn Granton. Shawn has been involved with the local bike seen since 2002 and has created art for many rides and events over the years. A former comic illustrator published in Momentum and Bicycle Times magazines, Shawn is the author of the Urban Adventure League blog, a collaborator on popular Zinester's Guide to Portland, and leader of several well-known local rides such as the Dead Freeways Ride and the Palm Tree Ride. We talked about: What it was like moving to Portland in 2001 and how Shawn got into the bike scene. Shawn's first Portland bike that he bought at Citybikes in 2001. How a sticker Shawn made in 2022 led to creation of the Midnight Mystery Ride, which is still held monthly to this day. Why Shawn doesn't like rain jackets His favorite local bike camping overnighter spots. Going back to school for a geography degree The 20th anniversary of Shawn's Palm Tree Ride and why he likes to stick up for "weird" palm trees. How online algorithms rob people of the serendipity of discovering things on bike rides and more! Links: Urban Adventure League blog Urban Adventure League on Instagram BikePortland story about Shawn's Winter Palm Tree Ride (2008)…
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Brock Dittus from the Sprocket Podcast joined Eva Frazier and Jonathan Maus for the first episode of 2025! The conversation ranged from cycling on Sauvie Island to the popular "How'd she get there?" segment where Eva had to share a good bike route from PCC Southeast to the forthcoming In-N-Out Burger near the airport. Tune in, hang out, and get cozy in the shed. *BikePortland: Community Journalism Since 2005* - Latest news on our website (aka "blog"): https://bikeportland.org/ - Subscribe and support: https://bikeportland.org/support - Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bikeportland/ - Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/bikeportland.bsky.social - Listen to our podcast: https://bikeportland.org/cats/podcast…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedOlivia Clark was the top vote getter in Council District 4 (everything west of Willamette River and small portion of Southeast including Sellwood). She's also a possible pick for City Council President. No matter how you slice it, her impressive background in and out of government means she will likely be a consequential member of the new, 12-member Council. In this interview (recorded in the BikePortland Shed on Friday, December 20th), you'll learn about her background (she's toured by bike with Adventure Cycling and has done several Cycle Oregon rides), and her her policy and political perspectives. Olivia Clark Campaign Website…
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Happy Friday everyone. It sure was nice to have Eva back in The Shed after a few week holiday hiatus. This episode was meaty! Here are a few of the things we talked about: "How'd She Get There?" segment was Sellwood to Lake Oswego (including some very scary options). Why Eva is creeped out by lobster-style bike gloves (something about the devil). Michael Reiss and his amazing leaf sweeping work . Why I think it's time for PBOT to privatize bike lane maintenance I went on a huge rant about all the Vision Zero drama going on with PBOT, the PPB, and so on. The 82nd Ave Plan that was just adopted at City Council and why some transportation advocates don't like it. Why pitting bikes against transit (like PBOT is doing on 82nd) is a no good, very bad idea. The new Bike Happy Hour location on N Williams Ave. Closure of Cynergy E-Bike s And more. Thanks for listening!…
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Get cozy and listen and/or watch the latest chat between BikePortland Editor and Publisher Jonathan Maus (hi, that's me!) and Bike Loud Board Chair and former bike shop owner Eva Frazier. Here's a taste of this week's banter and helpful links: What's up with all the leaves in bike lanes and why the issue is challenging for advocates. How'd She Get There? OMSI to Gateway Green: Eva and I discuss the best bike route from Central Eastside to Gateway. Cranksgiving is this Sunday ! Eva will be there helping organize. My impressions of TriMet's new ramp at Hollywood Transit Center — which is not a "bike ramp" because that is "ableist ideology". Bike Happy Hour promo - And yes we're meeting next week 11/27 even though it's a "blacked out" holiday week. Bike shop news updates and the new "Secret" bike shop on Hawthorne from the inimitable Starmichael Bowman . How the Tillamook/Hancock neighborhood greenway works through a plaza in Hollywood Our frustration with the new signal on NE Going and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd What's up with the bumpy pavement on Tillamook and Ankeny greenways?! KGW called out drivers parking in bike lanes ! *BikePortland: Community Journalism Since 2005* Latest news on our website (aka "blog"): https://bikeportland.org/ Subscribe and support: https://bikeportland.org/support Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bikeportland/ Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/bikeportland.bsky.social Listen to our podcast: https://bikeportland.org/cats/podcast…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedI already did a story, video and photo gallery from the World Day of Remembrance event that took place in front of Portland City HAll this past Sunday, but there were some things said by incoming city council members and by a Portland Bureau of Transportation staffer that I really wanted to underscore. This episode includes audio clips from four speakers at that event with my takeaways interspersed in between. You'll hear from: Clay Veka, PBOT Vision Zero Coordinator Mitch Green, District 4 Councilor-elect Tiffany Koyama Lane, D3 Councilor-elect Angelita Morillo, D3 Councilor-elect Steve Novick, D3 Councilor-elect Links: World Day of Remembrance event coverage on BikePortland (11/18/24) Portlands new city council bodes well for bicycling (BikePortland 11/12/24) *BikePortland: Community Journalism Since 2005* Latest news on our website (aka "blog"): https://bikeportland.org/ Subscribe and support: https://bikeportland.org/support Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bikeportland/ Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/bikeportland.bsky.social Listen to our podcast: https://bikeportland.org/cats/podcast…
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Notable bike bus leader and co-founder of nonprofit Bike Bus World Sam "Coach" Balto is our guest this episode. He and BikePortland's Jonathan Maus talked all things bike bus, including: Sam's motivation to get into this work, how his background as a camp counselor is such an asset to leading kids on bike rides, barriers faced by some bike bus leaders, how to respond to concerns about equity, the path toward bike bus global domination, and more. Links: Balto's "Red Cup Project" tactical urbanism work in Portland (BikePortland 2019) Video and recap of his first-ever bike bus in Portland on Earth Day 2022 (BikePortland) Bike Bus World Federal grant for bike buses in north Portland (BikePortland, 11/15/24) ### *BikePortland: Community Journalism Since 2005* Latest news on our website (aka "blog"): https://bikeportland.org/ Subscribe and support: https://bikeportland.org/support Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bikeportland/ Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/bikeportland.bsky.social Listen to our podcast: https://bikeportland.org/cats/podcast…
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Eva Frazier and Jonathan Maus are back with another fun and illuminating weekly chat. This week: Eva shared her experience leading a vigil and meeting the mother of Damon Cousins, who was killed while bicycling on October 21st in northeast Portland. We talk a little about the election and my intention to lean into local. I share my experience at Mayor-elect Keith Wilson's acceptance speech Why it's OK to critique memes about old white men winning Portland elections . "How'd She Get There?" segment - Peninsula Park to Roosevelt HS and how I got there in just 12 minutes! I rode to Hillsdale and lived to tell about it. Update on BikeLoud's Bike Lane Sweeper and why we both think bike lane sweeping should be privatized. Come on someone, make it a business! I get mad about Forest Park and how terrible it is for biking and how it should be better. Thanks for listening!…
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We need more butts on bikes! It's a big problem that folks aren't seeing our bike lanes full of happy people cycling. Eva Frazier and I (Jonathan Maus) get into how we can get folks to stop driving so much and several other topics in this week's episode. The "How'd She Get There?" segment is all about NoPo and Kelley Point Park. And Eva and I share what type of rainy weather rider we are. Thanks for listening!…
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*Note: The audio on this episode sounds different than usual because I'm exploring wireless mics to make the chats in The Shed more comfortable. Thanks for your patience as I iron out various audio/visual issues in our new recording space!* Eva Frazier and I (Jonathan Maus) are back on our Friday thing. I tried to stump Eva with a route and we had fun talking about the best way to get from Slabtown (NW 21st and Thurman) to Lone Fir Cemetery (SE Stark and 22nd or so). We also talked about a disturbing set of videos I've received from someone who lives on NE Glisan and documented Monday's fatal collision in addition to many others of drivers behaving badly on that same few blocks. What will it take to get drivers and the general public to wake the-fuck up about the need to drive safely? And we share the lowdown on some fun and spooky Halloween-themed rides this weekend and on Hallow's Eve Thursday. Have a great weekend and we'll see you back here next week. If you are filling out your ballot this week and want some help getting to know the candidates, here's all the BikePortland election coverage so far .…
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Welcome to Ballot Banter! A new series where we talk about each city council district (and the Mayor's race) in depth with me, your BikePortland Podcast host Jonathan Maus, and a special guest. For District 3, I welcomed none other than author, CEO, bike planner, and community leader Mia Birk into the Shed. Mia put Portland on the map as a cycling city with her work at the City of Portland in the 1990s, then went on to found Alta Planning, Alta Bike Share and now works as coach and consultant for founders. Mia has lived in D3 for over 30 years. Mia is also part of 12 For PDX , a group of advocates who vetted city council candidates and produced a voters guide and made endorsements that appear in the official Multnomah County Voters Pamphlet. Mia and I talked about all the viable candidates in D3 and she shared who they endorsed in the race. Remember this is now a video podcast, so you can watch it on our YouTube channel or in your podcast player if it supports video. Links: Rose City Reform D3 Candidate Page D3 endorsements from The Oregonian D3 endorsements from The Willamette Week D3 endorsements from The Portland Mercury Small Donor Elections D3 funding and contributions database BikePortland 2024 Election Coverage BikePortland is community journalism. We need community support to survive. Please become a paid subscriber today !…
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Welcome to Ballot Banter! A new series of episodes where we talk about each city council district (and the Mayor's race) in depth with me, your BikePortland Podcast host Jonathan Maus, and a special guest. For District 2, I invited business owner and cycling advocate Kiel Johnson into the Shed to talk about this intriguing district. We recorded this episode October 23rd. Remember this is now a video podcast, so you can watch it on our YouTube channel or in your podcast player if it supports video. Links: Small Donor Elections D2 database Rose City Reform D2 Candidate Page D2 endorsements from The Oregonian D2 endorsements from The Willamette Week D2 endorsements from The Portland Mercury BikePortland 2024 Election Coverage BikePortland is community journalism. We need community support to survive. Please become a paid subscriber today !…
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BikePortland Editor & Publisher Jonathan Maus and former bike shop owner and cycling advocate Eva Frazier talk the latest news and random bits of banter in this weekly show. Note that this is our first-ever episode recorded to video as well, so if you'd like the video version go see it on our BikePortland YouTube channel or watch it in your podcast player if it supports video. In this episode: Two fatal cycling collisions in the same morning. Eva's East Portland ride. Why business is tough for small bike shops. Jonathan explains why people who use "e-bike" to describe e-mopeds/motorcycles is such a concern. BikeLoud's new Bike Buddy Program Where you can (and can't) bike on sidewalks — and why riding on sidewalks can be cool. And much more! Recorded Monday, 10/21/24…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWelcome to Ballot Banter! A new series of episodes where we talk about each city council district (and the Mayor's race!) in depth with me, your BikePortland Podcast host Jonathan Maus, and a special guest. For District 4, I invited Lisa Caballero into the Shed to dish and debate about this intriguing district. We recorded this episode October 17th. Links: Small Donor Elections D4 database Rose City Reform D4 Candidate Page D4 endorsements from The Oregonian D4 endorsements from The Willamette Week D4 endorsements from The Portland Mercury BikePortland 2024 Election Coverage BikePortland is community journalism. We need community support to survive. Please become a paid subscriber today !…
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Liv Osthus (also known as Viva Las Vegas) has surprised a lot of people with her campaign for mayor of Portland. She's a single mom, an author, a speaker, a singer, and she's held her current job as a professional stripper for the past 28 years. In this interview she ranks her mayoral candidates, shares more about why she believes now is the right time for the Osthus Era to begin in Portland, tells us her personal mobility story, what she'd do to improve transportation in Portland, and much more. Links: Liv Osthus campaign website Osthus on Rose City Reform Candidate Tracker Her Wikipedia page Her professional page…
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Hope you've had a great week. Eva just rolled away and we had a good ol' time chatting it up for this week's In The Shed episode. Check (mostly) all the fun stuff we mentioned in the links below. Cool solo art exhibition Eva saw at Director Park: Orquidia Violeta - Chalecos Protector Exhibition How'd She Get There?! segment: Eva's route from North Portland to Director Park How can you go negative about a Bike Buddy program ? The brilliant interview video expert Aaron Parecki who's helping me set up a video studio in The Shed. By the way, please support BikePortland so we can continue to invest in the quality of our offerings. Seattle Bike Blog author Tom Fucoloro's critique of downtown bikeways Should I ride a different bike bus every day of the week? Bike Bus PDX The story of Gateway Green ( And don't miss Saturday's big event! ) Jonathan's latest politics updates and insights Rose City Reform Candidates page 12 For PDX Voters Guide KATU TV - Your Voice/Your Vote Candidate Forums: District 1 - District 2 - District 3 - District 4 BikePortland 2024 Portland Election coverage How Eva scored a free sandwich at Sunday Parkways PBOT correctly shamed big truck drivers Thanks for listening! And we appreciate all the paid subscribers and BP advertisers that continue to make this podcast — and all the things BikePortland does — possible. Please become a paying supporter today at BikePortland.org/support .…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedTerrence Hayes wants to represent east Portland on city council (District 1). Some of you might know him as the guy who wrote that email to supporters titled, "Portland's war on cars ." After that happened, I knew I wanted to sit down and chat with Terrence. I think you'll enjoy our conversation. It touched on his views about bicycling advocacy in Portland, transportation in general, race and policing, his political style, his support of mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez and increasing the number of Portland Police officers (he's also endorsed by the Portland Police Association) and how he'll balance that with remaining an independent, trusted leader in his community. Terrence Hayes Campaign Website Terrence Hayes Candidate Page on Rose City Reform Thanks for listening. Please support BikePortland and our 19 years of dedicated, high-quality, independent community news and become a monthly subscriber today !…
So good to be back the the Shed. Eva and I were up to old tricks with a wide-ranging chat about everything from riding bikes naked to Portland's new WNBA team. Here's a list of most of the stuff we touched on that I jotted down while I edited this episode: Eva's trade show scheme World Naked Bike Ride ( drama here , 20th anniversary photo gallery ) Correcting the record on trains and coal Eva explains her preferred bike route from north Portland to Colonel Summers park IBR SDEIS basic findings ( Official project website ) Eva's time at Cycle Oregon Rally ride Park(ing) Day, why isn't it year-round? CCC and their financial crisis New path alongside Benson High School via NE Glisan? New WNBA team in Portland! Eva is in love with Philadelphia, PA. PDX Trophy Cup and if a Brompton would survive it. Thanks for listening! And we appreciate all the paid subscribers and BP advertisers that continue to make this podcast — and all the things BikePortland does! — possible. Please become a paying supporter today at BikePortland.org/support .…
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Learn more information about the CCC's dire financial situation in this interview with Executive Director Ruben Alvarado. Ruben was hired in July and didn't realize how bad things were until he'd taken the job. Now he's going all-in on a "Save the CCC" fundraiser and says if the storied, 30-year-old nonprofit doesn't raise $349,000 by the end of the year (and $115,000 by Oct 1st), they will be forced to shut their doors. BikePortland Founder & Editor Jonathan Maus is the host of the interview. Episode recorded at 10:00 am on September 9th, 2024. Also read the BikePortland story posted the morning of Monday, September 9th. "Save the CCC" Fundraiser CCC Financial Overview (PDF)…
Don't miss all the latest banter between BikePortland founder & editor Jonathan Maus (hi, that's me!) and BikeLoud PDX board member and retired bike shop owner Eva Frazier. Here are just some of the tangents we explored... Hating on planes and "freeways in the sky"... and are trains even eco-friendly? My trip to California and cul-de-sac life laments (and I'm leaving again on Tuesday for another family visit to Hungary). PBOT's hardening plan for paint-and-plastic bike lanes. Recap of the 2nd Annual Bike Happy Hour Show & Shine Eva recaps the Future Sandy bike ride along, "the perfect hypotenuse of the triangle of Portland." My big personal and professional news about my exciting new job. That weird and wonky fake PBOT sign on NE 7th . The 82nd Avenue project and sharing the lane with buses. How all our (we, the community's!) work on candidates has made transportation a big campaign issue. BikePortland should bring back weekly political cartoons. ( Here are the old ones ) Why I left Twitter/X and moved to Threads. Eva's affinity for western wear and riding in a cowboy hat. The problem with salty chips and our favorite bike-camping snacks. and more!! Thanks for listening.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWas great having former BikePortland staffer and now Portland Mercury reporter Taylor Griggs join Eva Frazier and I (Jonathan Maus). This episode is chock full of great stuff. Fake bike lane citations - Underdesigned bike lanes - a green ribbon bike network - riding to Troutdale for ice cream - exercise and e-bikes - portland tennis courterly - prank calls - SK Northwest and Springwater trail saga - I-5 Rose Quarter Links we mention: Deflating tires in the name of climate change Why e-bikes don't give you "legs of steel" New path in Troutdale that Taylor rode New Biketown e-scooters Portland Tennis Courterly home page Jonathan's op-ed on street racing Thanks for listening!…
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Maria Sipin joined me in the shed this week (Eva Frazier is out of town). Maria is a transportation planner and community organizer with a long and impressive resume as a volunteer and agency staffer. She's currently the campaign manager for Portland City Council D4 (W/Sellwood) candidate Mitch Green, and in the past she's been a planner at Oregon Department of Transportation, has worked at Safe Routes National Partnership, was on the Portland Clean Energy Fund Community Advisory Committee, and recently worked on the campaign to get participatory budgeting on the ballot in Portland. We talked about all sorts of stuff, from bike valets to a renters' bill of rights to her Lectric bicycle, Bike Loud's Bike Buddy program, and much more. Links: Maria Sipin on Instagram Bike Loud Bike Buddy Program Bike rack rental from Shift Thanks to our paid subscribers. Please become one at BikePortland.org/subscribe…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedMichelle DePass wants to represent District 2, which encompasses all of north and parts of northeast Portland. She currently works for the City's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability and has served on the Portland Public School board since 2019 — first as chair and currently as vice-chair. She wants to bring her experiences fighting for racial and environmental justice and a vision of a cleaner, greener District 2 to City Hall. In this interview we talked about her family memories growing up around the N Williams Ave and MLK Blvd corridors, her opinions on the I-5 Rose Quarter project, her time on the PBOT advisory committee for the N Williams Traffic Safety Project, and much more. Links: Meeting on Williams project turns into discussion of race, gentrification - 7/21/11 BikePortland story Campaign Website DePass for Portland on Instagram This conversation was recorded on the steps in front of the gazebo in Peninsula Park on July 15th.…
Eva Frazier and I (Jonathan Maus) are back with another bit of banter from The BikePortland Shed. Learn how Eva's Garden Bike Tour in the heat wave turned out, what I thought of Bike Play, why I'll miss all the Bike Summer rides this weekend (basketball!), what happened on City Cast PDX podcast today, why someone is really mad at Thursday Night Ride, the difference between a nice honk and a jerk honk, and much more. BikePortland is made possible by paid subscribers who believe in local media and a strong community. Please become a subscriber today !…
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