In the Shed - Episode 36

02/21/25 • 41 min

Eva Frazier (former bike shop co-owner and now chair of nonprofit Bike Loud PDX) and Jonathan Maus (BikePortland publisher & editor) are back for another fun chat. Eva shares that she's working with a group of folks to bring back the Bike Commute Challenge/Bike Month festivities, I share about my recent visit to the newly reopened Kenton Cycle Repair, we had a visit from my cat "Tito," and much more.

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In The Shed - Episode 35

A special Thursday edition, since I'll (Jonathan Maus) be gone tomorrow!

Such a fun chat with the wonderful Eva Frazier. Here's a taste of what we touched on this episode:

Update on BikeLoud's Bike Buddy program (they hired someone!)
Route finding from NE 156th and Halsey to Bike Happy Hour
Trump coming into office and what it means locally
The need for more events to build a more resilient community
Eva's visit to Lloyd Center (and Portland's skate culture)
Fareless Square history
New bike brand Primos Cycles
Local media rant (and how KATU plagiarized a BikePortland story)
Why I was annoyed by the Justin Timberlake on the Bike Bus thing
What consequence for the Springwater drunk driver from last May?
Cool event alert: City of Possibility
and more!

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Next Episode

River City Bicycles Owner Dave Guettler

This Saturday, March 8th, Dave Guettler will celebrate the 30th anniversary of River City Bicycles, the business he started in 1995. In this conversation he shares stories about his early years in the bike industry, how and why he moved to Portland to open his dream shop, and much more.

Host: Jonathan Maus.

Recorded on March 4th in the BikePortland Shed in north Portland.

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