
Podcast: A Debate on Hopkins Bike Lanes!
But actually a friendly discussion between two Berkeleyans on different sides of the Hopkins bike lane debate.
I analyze politics, housing affordability, transportation, culture and urban living. Mostly focused in the Bay Area but not exclusively.
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