Think it’s impossible to live in a 21st century American city without your own car? Think again. On today’s A Public Affair, host Sam Fuqua speaks with local transportation experts working to make mobility accessible to all; from buses to […]
Boulder B-Cycles Pedals Hard To Keep Up With Record Demand
The Boulder B-Cycle e-bike share program is experiencing record levels of ridership and the heavy use has been making the bikes harder to find at stations around town. News Director Shannon Young spoke with Boulder B-Cycle General Manager Kevin Crouse […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Tuesday, September 13, 2022
In today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll speak with Boulder B-cycles’s general manager about the pros and cons of record-setting ridership. This Week in Water will examine climate tipping points – and what they imply – in increments as small as a […]
“Off The Charts” Response To Denver’s E-Bike Rebate Program
The City and County of Denver marked Earth Day this year by implementing a rebate program for electric bicycles and e-cargo bikes. The rebates start at $400 for Denver residents, but low income residents can qualify for up to $1200 […]
A Public Affair: Q&A with Boulder Mayor Aaron Brockett
On today’s edition of A Public Affair, KGNU News Director Shannon Young spends the half hour with Boulder Mayor Aaron Brockett. They discuss a range of local issues, including housing policy, minimum wage, and transportation design. Listen: (Download Audio)
After Years-long Ban, Boulder Allows Some Scooter Deployment
If you live in Boulder you’ve probably noticed Lime’s green scooters parked on sidewalks East of 28th street. The scooters and e-bikes managed by B-cycle are part of a new year-long micro-mobility initiative in Boulder testing out small, electric-powered vehicles […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Friday, September 17, 2021
Today, we’ll learn about Longmont’s first-of-its-kind sister city agreement with a sovereign tribal nation. After that, Rossana Longo reports that a new bill could help cooperatively-owned small businesses get loans. Finally, Alexis Kenyon reports on scooters and other e-vehicles in […]
Community Cycles Throws Membership Party and You’re Invited
Vehicles cumulatively account for more greenhouse gas emissions in Colorado than industrial facilities. One way you can prevent air pollution is to ride a bike whenever possible and Boulder-based cycling advocacy group Community Cycles aims to make that transition as […]