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World Bicycle Relief update with co-founder Leah Missbach Day; a chat with Dieter Drake, new ride director for RAGBRAI, and Pedal Power Promoter’s Christine Acosta interviews Vision Zero founder Leah Shahum

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Bike Law’s Rachael Maney talks about her role with the organization and gives us some tips on safety and the law. We catch up with the incredibly popular Bike Snob NYC – Eben Weiss.

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Belt Publishing editor Dan Crissman describes his new book, Cleveland in 50 Maps, which he will be presenting at the Coventry branch on Wednesday, December 4 at 7 p.m.

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Strong Towns’ Chuck Marohn discusses his new book, “A Bottom Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity”. Biology professor and evolutionary theorist Bret Weinstein and Diane talk about the controversial issue of transgender athletes in elite competition.

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Community engagement associate Isabelle Rew describes Heights Libraries’ ongoing partnership with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank: the Mobile Pantry at the Lee Road branch.

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A tribute to pro cyclist Raymond Poulidor; chat with travel writer Will Mcgough about Swim, Bike, Bonk; first of our gift idea shows with Jen Dial Santoro

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Adult services librarian John Piche talks about Lee Road library’s ongoing discussion series diving into the 1619 Project.

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Adult services librarian Steve Sanders introduces a book discussion group the library is hosting in partnership with the Noble Neighbors.

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Fit Chick Selene Yeager talks about her new book Gravel. Sam Wood from Bike Odyssey introduces new tours for 2020. Leslie Richard, Secy of Transportation for the State of Pennsylvania fills us in on what her state is proposing for bicycle and pedestrian safety.

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Adult Services Librarian John Piche introduces the subject of the Nonfiction Book Discussion on November 4: The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene.

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