What do all the following experiences have in common? It’s public play, folks. That ability to exist in public space, and to have fun doing so. My Master’s thesis QUESTION, which I continue to ask, […]

What do all the following experiences have in common? It’s public play, folks. That ability to exist in public space, and to have fun doing so. My Master’s thesis QUESTION, which I continue to ask, […]
I ride my bike three miles to my local transit station and then hop the train the short fifteen minutes to Midtown Atlanta’s Arts Center Station. I take the elevator at the Woodruff Arts Center […]
I’m done. Metro Atlanta is now officially off the global map as having an active bicycle mayor (and rollerskater!) as part of the global consortium of more-than-130 bicycle mayors with the Amsterdam-based social enterprise BYCS. […]
Hi, everyone! Today ends National Bike Month in the USA. I now officially pass the rolling wave to Canada for their National Bike Month in June, and to the world for World Bicycle Day on […]
I had a stunning (as usual) twelve-mile ride in Atlanta yesterday to clear my head. I’m immersing myself in doing my advisors’ edits of my new book, Slow Duck Crossing, and it takes a lot. […]
I sent this email yesterday (between Capitol Hill meetings, to which I and many others wore the pin pictured) to the mayors of the six certified Bicycle Friendly Communities in Metro Atlanta (five of whom […]
Welcome to the latest addition to my “Wander” series, as an ambassador with PeopleForBikes. This series presents “sneak peeks” into research-by-bike I do for my writing business. They are looser, longer routes than my other […]
photo courtesy of Creighton Bryan Meet Creighton Bryan. Entrepreneur. Innovator. Father of three. You’ll find him protecting and projecting the brand identity of Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy (TAG) in Southwest Atlanta, formed when two schools […]