| Artist | Title | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evalyn Parry | She Rides | ||
| Christine Bruce | a brief history of cycling, from Steve Brearton's A Cyclical History Cyclogoy | ||
| Angela Bischoff | on the joyous legacy of Tooker Gomberg | ||
| The Racket, with Sym Wilson | King of the Forest | ||
| Eli Larsen | PSA for Babine Animal Hospital | ||
| Eli Larsen | PSA for BV Farmers'Market (new vendors) | ||
| Noam Chomsky | PSA for Community Radio | ||
| Evalyn Parry | segue into second half of the episode | ||
| Albert Koehl | on recent developments in bike advocacy in the city of Toronto | ||
| Christine Bruce | PSA for Basic Income Guarantee | ||
| Brent Mason | Fireflies | ||
| Lemon Bucket Orchestra | Lume Lume |
Two exceptional bike advocates--Angela Bischoff (who will relate her late husband Tooker Gomberg's contribution) and Albert Koehl--join me in this episode, to discuss the puzzling relationship between those who ride bicycles in Toronto and City Hall. Last week, to everyone's surprise, Toronto City Council voted to install more temporary bike infrastructure. Was this in response to years of ongoing campaigns, or was this COVID-19 doing us a favour?
We discuss both the history of bike advocacy and more recent developments in the city. Happily, Albert and I had so much to talk about that he's agreed to come back next week, too!
For more information on the excellent environmental work being accomplished by Angela Bischoff, visit OntarioClimateAction.ca
To learn more about Albert Koehl, visit www.albertkoehl.ca
And for the full record of Steve Brearton's A Cyclical History, visit http://dandyhorsemagazine.com/blog/2013/02/06/dandyarchive-a-cyclical-hi...