Four dudes talking about a male-dominated topic. Totally progressive, dude.

I've let you know at least twice now that we do not want to be on this
list. Bike Talk is not the same as the Think Tank. I'm sure anyone
interested in these updates would be willing to join a seperate list.
Until then, your last paragraph is either a joke or a lie and your
emails are unsolicited.


Andrea


On 12/25/09, bike talk <livebiketalk@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey Spokes Folks,

It's Jim C. here, and I'm writing to invite, no, to convince you to be heard

- and not just by the online Bike Talk group this week.  This coming

Tuesday, December 29th, Bike Talk will get its first live broadcast show on

KPFK, 90.7 FM from 11PM til midnight Pacific Time - you can check them out

here <http://www.kpfk.org/>.

Who listens to the radio these days?  Well, you might be surprised.  KPFK is

a groundbreaking Pacifica station that broadcasts many great shows including

my personal favorite, 'Democracy Now!' -

here<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KPFK>is a link to the KPFK wikipedia

page.  KPFK is considered a progressive

radio station that leans a little farther left than other media stations.

OK, so now you know the setup.  How can you help?  We'll be talking about

most things bike, starting with a brief synopsis of bike-friendliness in

cities by author Jeff Mapes (Pedaling

Revolution<http://www.powells.com/biblio?isbn=0870714198&PID=33501>),

and followed by a short critique of bike-friendliness in LA and what the

city is doing to address cyclists' issues with its proposed Bicycle Master

Plan.  This is where we need you to call in - (818) 985-5735.

What would you like to see improved in our city?  Most of the listeners of

this show will probably be driving in their automobiles.  We want to bridge

the gap between drivers and cyclists, so let's talk about what we want to

see, not what we battle.  We should save the fight for the next show - our

focus with this show is to celebrate the bicycle and how it improves the

quality of our lives.  So call in and address the Bicycle Master Plan -

(818) 985-5735, and tell us your ideas for improving cycling in our city.

We'll be following up these segments with some bicycle culture, a year-end

review from Streetsblog <http://la.streetsblog.org/>'s Damien Newton,

calendar and news, and hopefully, some bicycle back story combined with

clips from our interview with Richard Schwinn.

We can't wait to hear from YOU!

-Jim C

Bike Talk! <http://archive.kpfk.org/parchive/index.php?shokey=biketalk>

and Orange

20 Bikes <http://orange20bikes.com>

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live on www.killradio.org, 10am-noon Saturdays. Call in at (213) 252-0998.

Hear the podcast at  kpfk.org:

http://www.kpfk.org/programs/170-bike-talk.html See what's new with us at

www.biketalk.us Follow us at bike_talk_kpfk on twitter.com

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