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In our sixth episode Matthew experiences his first significant setback and our sense of his progress and his prognosis receive a recalibration. The parents of another baby…

John's been reading physics, or is it philosophy? It might be both. But he shows how it relates to what we think about on the bike, not to mention how we think on the bike.…

Guests: Matt Stoller; Tom Kellogg (encore presentation) My first guest is Matt Stoller, the research director at the American Economic Liberties Project. The organization…

The boys are back after Patrick's ice-storm-extended Memphis trip. This week John looks at the studded-tire dilemma, because, well, February. Patrick looks at strategies for…

Visiting the Deuce in the hospital was a kind of purgatory. I was able to be near my son, but I couldn’t hold him and touching him through the isolette was a limited…

Everyone has that crazy friend who leads them on adventures both comedic and tragic and often both. Stevil and Robot dig into the dumbest ideas they've entertained, and the…

Guests: Lester Janssen; Cain Chamberlain & Donna Ianonne Today’s show is a little late – but, I think it’s worth the wait. Photo Credit Jake Stangel Frame…

Guests: Diane’s News Monologue; Encore Presentation with Tom Ritchey This week has been really weird… I have guests lined up for the next couple of weeks, but whether it’s…

Patrick is semi-stranded in Memphis. He'll be back soon, but he wasn't back soon enough to record this week's show. We are putting up an old show to give you something to…

Beyond being a vehicle for fun and games, the bicycle can be a force for change, right? John looks at how cycling infrastructure could solve at least a few different societal…