The Movement Podcast Archive

Experience as a public transit executive influences how Benjamin Birnbaum of Keyframe Capital now makes investment decisions that shape what the future of mobility, electrification,… Listen to Episode > “An Appreciation For the Full Cost of Transit”

Nedra Deadwyler’s recognition that understanding history is required to build the future led to her creation of Civil Bikes, a provider of bike and walking… Listen to Episode > “This Would Be So Much More Fun on a Bike”

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Though BikeWalkKC spearheaded the advocacy on decriminalizing walking and biking in Kansas City, they didn’t go it alone. Michael Kelley breaks down the process BikeWalkKC… Listen to Episode > “Advocacy is a Team Sport”

Reflecting on his 10 years as CEO of Rail~Volution, Dan Bartholomay highlights the importance of vision and true community engagement to create the alignment —and… Listen to Episode > “What We Plan For Is What We Get”

Most shared mobility systems like bikeshare weren’t started with equity as a foundational element. For those systems, Waffiyyah Murray and the Better Bike Share Partnership… Listen to Episode > “We Wish We Would Have Done This Sooner”

Implementing regional policy changes doesn’t happen overnight. Chrissy Mancini Nichols shares the little steps she took over a number of years to make major changes… Listen to Episode > “A Lot of Change is Incremental”

Oonee’s Shabazz Stuart celebrates how cities are prioritizing safe, protected bike lanes in their communities, but, as he’s found out several times, if bike infrastructure… Listen to Episode > “Necessary, But Not Sufficient”

Across hundreds of guests and topics, Jeff Wood of The Overhead Wire and the Talking Headways Podcast has learned some fundamental lessons about infrastructure, access,… Listen to Episode > “Our Love of Infrastructure”

Move LA founder Denny Zane was instrumental in getting transit funding measures passed in Los Angeles County. He shares the importance of seeing opportunities in… Listen to Episode > “Democracy Runs on Coalitions”

To truly solve climate and poverty issues, the Shared Use Mobility Center’s Sharon Feigon believes it’s not enough to increase access to shared and low-impact… Listen to Episode > “There Needs to be Vision and Imagination”

David Zipper shares how perverse incentives and negative externalities are part of the reason US transportation policy prioritizes decisions that benefit individuals and not those… Listen to Episode > “We’ve Completely Screwed Up How We’ve Priced Modes of Transportation”