Happy Friday! Eva Frazier and I are back on our regular schedule. Hooray!
This was a really fun episode and it’s the perfect listen for the weekend. There’s even sound effects of sandhill cranes (only because Eva was too shy to do it herself). Here’s a taste of what we talked about:
- PDX Sidewalk Joy map
- Eva’s report from her trip to Nebraska to see sandhill crane migration
- Bike Happy Hour Anniversary Party is coming Wednesday, 4/17!
- Eva’s old commute route on Barbur from southeast Portland to Tualatin
- My ride with Chad Lykins
- Nails in the bike lane story from 2019
- Eva’s fear of riding over bridges
- Food in New York City
- Our review of the CityNerd event
- Sandy Blvd potential as BikeLoud eyes a bike lane and Eva dreams of depaving it.
- Will Ladds 500 be too big?
- Why artists make great BBQ chefs
- Eva is going sailing this weekend
- Water-related rides during Pedalpalooza
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I have not seen anyone mention Ray Delahanty’s “downtalking.” I put it in quotes as the opposite of “uptalking,” which makes every statement sound like a question. Every time I listen to a City Nerd podcast – and I listen to a lot of them – I am very aware of it.