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In this episode of the Mechanics of Transportation, I chat with Katy Madgwick. She’s a freelance writer and broadcaster, covering multiple disciplines across both men's and women's pro cycling.

She’s also the head of Creators at Domestique Cycling, and has written for a broad range of publications, including for Cyclist Magazine, Cyclingnews, TNT Sports and The Roadbook Cycling Almanack.

On the broadcast side, Katy is an occasional contributor to BBC Radio and she is a co-host of the On Yer Bike podcast, and has the YouTube page CADE Media, where you can catch regular updates on the Tour de France–and where, if you go to YouTube and subscribe to IanStewartCycles, you can watch our conversation in person.

Katy, who is based in the Newcastle area of England, and I break down the Tour for those who are just dipping their toes into one of the greatest sports in the world because we both love it so much.

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And check out my podcast called History Reinvented about the history and future of the Mayo Bridge and Island.

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In this episode of the Mechanics of Transportation, we dive into a new data collection tool that connects Vision Zero with public health and hopes to give updates on the progress of Richmond's Vision Zero program. It's a tool that was being used a few years ago, but fell by the wayside.

My guest is Peter Braun, Built Environment Policy Analyst at the Richmond - Henrico Health District.

If you like the Mechanics of Transportation and want to support my efforts then please consider subscribing to it by clicking the link in the show notes. You can also help support my efforts by sharing this podcast on all your socials and rating it and leaving a comment in the show notes.

If you do subscribe I’ll be sure to thank you at the end of each episode. You can also send me a tip via Venmo–Ian-Stewart-82. And if you’re a sponsor who’d like to sponsor this show, then let me know. Thanks

Be sure to check out my other podcast, called History Reinvented, which is about the history and future of Mayo Bridge and Island in Richmond ,VA.

And, if you like music, check out Ian’s World O’ Music show on Mixcloud. For 17 years, I had a world music show on a local public radio station, where I also happened to report on transportation topics.

Plus, you can always look for my freelance work on outlets like Virginia Mercury, The Richmonder, Richmond Magazine and on the podcast Full Disclosure with Roben Farzad.

The Mechanics of Transportation is a Big Soap Production. I’m Ian Stewart, thanks for tagging along.

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On this episode of the Mechanics of Transportation, we dive into part two of the price we pay for unsafe streets by talking with Ken McCleod, Policy Director of the League of American Bicyclists.

I reached out to Ken because of the latest uptick of bicycle riders dying while out on the roads. This is part two of the conversation — but it’s ok if you didn’t hear the previous episode in which I spoke with a Richmond, Virginia advocate who has expired traffic violence first hand about what that city is doing to help protect cyclists.

Ken and I discuss these numbers, along with which cities are the best for cyclists and what superpower he’d like to have in terms of biking infrastructure.

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Be sure to check out my other podcast, called History Reinvented, which is about the history and future of Mayo Bridge and Island in Richmond ,VA. And, I’m now on

And, if you like music, check out Ian’s World O’ Music show on Mixcloud. For 17 years, I had a world music show on a local public radio station, where I also happened to report on transportation topics.

Plus, you can always look for my freelance work on outlets like Virginia Mercury, The Richmonder, Richmond Magazine and on the podcast Full Disclosure with Roben Farzad–where recently, I guest hosted an interview with 80s music icon Thomas Dolby. And most recently chatted with the owner of an indoor cycling boutique.

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