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Random Acts of Kindness Week, Basic American Sign Language for Kids, & Learn to Rock your Preschoolers

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From the serious to the playful, and everywhere in between, we’ve got the spectrum covered this week on The Outspoken Cyclist. But before we jump into the cycling, just a reminder that the week of February 12 – 19 is Radiothon 2012 at WJCU. Radiothon is the one week every year where we ask you [...]

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Trash talk isn’t just for sports–it’s for everybody who ever uses anything anywhere. Because there is no “away” when it comes to garbage, it always has to go somewhere, and how we deal with it is a measure of our commitment to our natural world and each other. So grab your bottles and cans, throw [...]

Listen to this edition of Arts on the Heights to hear about local theater events celebrating Black History Month.

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Listen to this edition of Arts on the Heights to hear about the Beck Center for the Arts’ production of Spring Awakening. This Tony winning rock musical is a coming-of-age story and is based on a 19th century German play.

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Make Em Laugh, Explorastory, & DeZine for Success

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To paraphrase an old joke, “So this cycling legend walks into a podcast…” Actually, that’s not a joke, it happened today on The Outspoken Cyclist. Our first guest for the first show of February is cycling legend Frankie Andreu. Frankie competed in nine TdFs, during his 12-year racing career, and has been a cycling commentator for Versus. He continues to cover racing for Bicycling magazine, and speaks to businesses about Success through Teamwork. We’re quite excited to get to chat with Frankie Andreu one-on-one today.

Following some news from the world of cycling and transportation, we welcome the Editor-in-Chief of Streetsblog.org, Ben Fried. Streetsblog covers the state of transportation in several major U.S. cities, highlighting opportunities and challenges for bike, pedestrian, bus and rail modes. Ben’s visit to The Outspoken Cyclist is timely in light of the U.S. House of Representatives’ move this week to strip all funding for bike/ped infrastructure from the Transportation Bill. Surprisingly, Ben says money isn’t always the most difficult aspect of an infrastructure project. Listen in to hear his take on this and other subjects.

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This edition of Making the Case features Nancy Welch. Nancy Welch is Director and Vice President of Arizona Cetner for Civic Leadership.  This Center is an emerging program to strengthen civic leadership in Arizona. Previously she served as associate director of the Morrison Institute for Public Policy, an independent and nonpartisan center of research, analysis, [...]

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Fresh off the smashing success of the Civic Commons on-line forum that featured candidates vying to be the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor and citizens who wanted to know what they stood for (www.http://goo.gl/5af5v), Dan and Noelle bring a bunch of new perspectives to prosecute in the studio. Well, really they just had some great conversation. Click [...]

Listen to this edition of Arts on the Heights to hear about Actors Summit’s production of Bully, a play about our 26th President Teddy Roosevelt.

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