
Outspoken Cyclist 7/24/2026
My guest is Rachael Maney. Rachael is the managing director of Bike Law, a network of independent bicycle crash attorneys. I was supposed to...
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My guest is Rachael Maney. Rachael is the managing director of Bike Law, a network of independent bicycle crash attorneys. I was supposed to...

I’ve had this conversation archived for way too long and in re-listening while editing it today, I thought – how interesting that we are at...

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I don’t think I’ve met a more fascinating person than adventurer Laura Killingbeck. For example, how many of us know from a very young age w...

I don’t know how you feel about trees, but I for one think they may be vastly underrated and WAY more important than people might give them...

As we wrap up our third and final episode on eBikes, Ash Lovell and Matt Moore from People for Bikes take us into some of the legal issues a...

Before we get to our guest, I want to give a HUGE shoutout to our very own Bike Cleveland Executive Director, Jacob VanSickle.  Jacob w...

This episode of the show is Part I of a series about eBikes and the ongoing issues surrounding their definition, usage, regulation, and legi...

I really love having the chance to talk with my NYC friend and colleague John Surico – Professor Surico actually. Today, John joins me from...

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As many of you know, I have a real soft spot for traditional steel frame bikes and so I always feel somewhat justified in my “curmudgeonly-n...

In my Substack post about Tucker Schwinn’s new book, Closure – The Final Days of the Waterford Bicycle Factory – I said I had hoped to be ab...

I’m really pleased to welcome two great guests to the show today. The first is not new to TOC, and in fact has been someone I’ve not only sp...

Every time I think our issues with cars vs cyclists are getting so much worse, which of course they are, I come across something that is eve...

This episode was going to be an audio with commentary for my Substack.  But, as often happens when I speak with Joe Lindsey from the Es...