This marks the 100th episode of The War on Cars, and we’re feeling pretty good about it! In our centenary edition, we go all the way back to Episode 1 and ask what we got right, what we got wrong—and what the heck has been happening since we launched back in September of 2018. Then we hear from listeners around the world about what The War on Cars means to them.
Here’s to the next hundred!
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Take a stroll down memory lane with us and listen back to Episode 1: Why the World Needs a War on Cars.
Here’s listener Alex Dyer’s project to break car culture.
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This episode was edited by Ali Lemer and recorded by Walter Nordquist of the Brooklyn Podcasting Studio. Our theme music is by Nathaniel Goodyear. Our logo was designed by Dani Finkel of Crucial D Designs.
Boy, great show … and then I saw this in the Bezos Post — the horror of kids thinking maybe they’re not ready to sacrifice themselves on the altar of automobility.
https://wapo.st/3ER38sv
John from Olympia