When the Rave Kids Grow Up
The premiere episode kicks off with the title from the 1992 Utah Saints “banger of a classic,” Something Good. As with every episode, memories of ‘early 90’s rave past’ chapter […]
JRN318: Podcasting and Radio Basics (Winter 2025)
Pedalling Past Barriers: Exclusivity in the bike Industry
When Aryelle Zaios was seven-years-old, she went into a bike shop for a flat tire and left with a reluctance to return to bike shops. That is, until now. Rodd Ko, mechanic and owner of Rogue Konstruct, challenges her preconceived notions of the bike world and explains what it means to be a bike mechanic in today’s climate. While bike enthusiast Abrah McKeen shares both the good and bad about the bike industry, praising progressive workshops but raising concerns about hostility in others. From facing mistreatment as a mechanic to battling animosity as minorities in the cycling community, Pedalling Past Barriers challenges your biases and encourages you to keep riding.
