#DamienTalksSGV 25 – The Biggest Stories of Past and Future
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This is #DamienTalks end of the year podcast where four local experts weigh in on the biggest stories of 2016 and 2017.
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#DamienTalksSGV 23 – David Diaz and the Mulhall Bike Park in El Monte
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El Monte is getting a bike park: a place for people to practice bike skills. #DamienTalks with David Diaz of Day One and BikeSGV about the project.
#DamienTalks 42: Steve Jones and the Changing Streets of Garden Grove
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Today, #DamienTalks with Steve Jones, the Mayor Pro Tem of Garden Grove. While Garden Grove is not one of the most famous cities in California, it is home to 180,000 residents and is something of a bellwether for the efforts to create a healthier Orange County. Garden Grove is working on a Bike Master Plan, […]
#DamienTalks 41 – Chanell Fletcher and the Next Steps for Fighting Climate Change
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Welcome back to #DamienTalks. Today, #DamienTalks with Chanell Fletcher, the associate director of Climate Plan. With the the California legislature passing and the governor signing new legislation this year furthering the state’s efforts to clean the air and slow global warming, we discuss what’s next for the movement to impact man-made climate change. We try to […]
DamienTalks 40 – Michael Manville on Automatic Road Widenings
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It’s been a while since we recorded a #DamienTalks specifically for the California website, but now we’re back with a good one. In this week’s edition, Damien Talks with Michael Manville, a professor and researcher at UCLA. Manville has hit a bit of Livable Streets fame with an article he wrote for the Journal of […]
#DamienTalksSGV 15 – Wes Reutimann and a Big Update on Bikes and Open Streets
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This week, #DamienTalks with Wes Reutimann, the executive director of Bike SGV. The nearly 20 minute interview covers a wide range of topics, from the Union Street protected bikeways plan, to an update on the 626 to, of course, Pokémon Go. Union Street in Pasadena runs parallel to that city’s more famous Colorado Avenue. The city decided […]