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April talks with Sofia Reyes and Olivia Barraza of Latinas En Bici, a group that increases ridership and community among Hispanic women in Arkansas.
In the second half, long-time co-host Tori Bortman discusses her future plans.
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Michelle Porter provides a report on how essential workers who bike to work are faring in the pandemic.
Alon interviews Eric Showell of Word Bicycle Relief about their efforts to provide bicycles around the world as an anti-poverty tool.
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Alon interviews Sky Wildcat of the Cherokee Nation, including a discussion of the “Rember the Removal” ride commemorating the Trail of Tears.
In the second half, Tori speaks with Shayna Powless and Eli Ankou of the Dreamcatcher Foundation, which aims to inspire Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth living on and near the reservations to become more active to promote better health physically, mentally and emotionally.
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Alon talks with cycling leaders in the swing state of Georgia: Timberly Jones, co-chair of Georgia Bikes and Nedra Deadwyler of Civil Bikes.
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Tori talks with Andrew Campbell of Multnomah County’s Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) program.
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