Outspoken Cyclist

Lynn Salvo - two-time Guiness World Record Holder for her cross country rides in the U.S. & Canada is setting new goals and reaching for new records. Jamie Whitmore, the most successful female Xterra athlete in history, now race and wins as a para-cyclist.

Jessica Chicinno with IIHS talks about a new study on bike lanes and their safety. Seattle Times reporter Heidi Groover explains why a bike lane that was already planned approved never happened. Mikael Colville-Andersen and Diane chat up a storm about his brand of "urbansim" and how cities are adopting it.

Jason Mutchler, retired from the Air Force after a horrific incident in the MIddle East. Grappling with a TBI, among other things, he found a home for his competitive nature on Zwift. Graham Watson, cycling's most famous and prolific photographer, chats about his work and his life.

Dr. Jonathan Hersch talks with Diane about roads, cyclists, and government. Luke Edwardes-Evans discusses his years as a journalist, his thoughts on this year's Tour de France, and his new new The Official Tour de France Bike Maintenance Book

Jon Stacks, STEM and science liaison for Specialized Foundation-Outride.org talks about the work the Foundation is doing to alleviate symptoms of ADHD. Andrew Sykes - well, he's just got the MOST comprehensive blog, podcasts, photos, books, trips, and more...

Shane Niemeyer talks about his new fitness app, The Helm. Master frame builder Alex Meade discusses his ideas about frame building, including teaching classes.

Jeff Woolf from Morpher Helmets (it's folds!); Paul Robison talks about the UK's Bikeability program. Peter and Tracy Fluke on their tandem tour; and Leah Flickinger from Hearst Enthusiast Group

Consumer Reports gives 3 bicycle helmets a "don't buy" rating... we want to know why. Rob Sulaski talks about the "Lake Effect" of living and working near water and what happens when they build a community of roads and no one comes.

Aaron Gordon from Jalopnik.com talks about t he NYPD's 3-week enforcement of traffic laws. 3 Weeks? Them, as the 2019 Tour de France kicks off in Brussels, it's an encore presentation of an interview with Phil Liggett - the voice of the Tour de France.

More kids on bikes! We talk with the ever dapper and mile-a-minute-thinker Gary Fisher about the work Trek is doing and Gary's thoughts on kids. Then, Dan Thornton from Free Flite Bikes in Atlanta talks about the NICA program HE'S involved in, growing the pie from a handful of kids to over 1,000. Freelance writer and food/nutrition expert Christine Byrne answers the burning question, "are eggs good for you"? And, more...

Eli Griffen from Rails-to-Trails talks about "rail banking" Molly Hurford's new book for young girls "Shred Girls - Lindsay's Joy Ride". Dan Wuori and Diane break down the lead up to the Tour de France.

Dr. Jonathan Hersch talks about hip impingement; Peter and Tracey Fluke are 500 miles into their 7,000 mile 2019 tandem journey; and, Dr. Evan Friss, professor of history at James Madison University, talks about his new book, On Cycles.

Olympian and civil rights attorney Nancy Hogshead-Makar talks about women in sport: Cait Harley, Active Transportation Manager for the Ohio Department of Transportation tell us about YourMoveOhio

ggwash.org's Alex Baca talks with Diane about safer streets, fewer cycling deaths, and more. Sacramento frame builder and multiple NAHBS winner Steve Rex joins Diane for a fun conversation

Encore from Memorial Day 2018 - Elden Nelson, Joe Mungo Reed, FK Day