Adonia Lugo's guest appearances

Adonia Lugo

Órale Boyle Heights

The Movement Podcast

KNOCK.LA Podcast

James Rojas

Lateefah Simon

Yonah Freemark

Eric Garcetti

David Kim

Heather Thompson

Matt Brezina

Alissa Walker

Harry Campbell

Anthony Foxx

Sunday Parker

Josh Cohen

Michael Kelly

Nadine Lee

Randy Clarke

OwlTail

Romel Pasqual

Adonia Lugo and Romel Pasqual built CicLAvia, an event that catalyzes vibrant public spaces, active transportation, and good health through car-free street events. The event has helped over 1.6 million people access their streets in a different way and made them open to everyone. What can our streets look like in The City of Tomorrow?

018 Reimagine What Your Streets Can Be with Adonia Lugo and Romel Pasqual

My guest for this is episode is Adonia Lugo, who is an urban anthropologist and mobility justice strategist based in Los Angeles. We got to talking about her experience growing up in San Juan Capistrano, growing up biracial, being part of the LA bicycle scene for a few years, being part of the committee to start Ciclavia, and more. She recently published Bicycle/Race: Transportation, Culture, &amp; Resistance, her memoir about racial justice and sustainable transportation. You can buy the book through her website www.urbanadonia.com and you can follow her on Instagram at @urbanadonia.  P.S. Her cat Borrego is really cute.  

My guest for this is episode is Adonia Lugo, who is an urban anthropologist and mobility justice strategist based in Los Angeles. We got to talking about her experience growing up in San Juan Capistrano, growing up biracial, being part of the LA bicycle scene for a few years, being part of the committee to start Ciclavia, and more. She recently published Bicycle/Race: Transportation, Culture, &amp; Resistance, her memoir about racial justice and sustainable transportation. You can buy the book through her website <a href="http://www.urbanadonia.com/p/about_22.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.urbanadonia.com</a> and you can follow her on Instagram at @urbanadonia.  P.S. Her cat Borrego is really cute.

15: Órale Boyle Heights ep 15: Adonia Lugo

Professor Adonia Lugo joins me to talk about her new book "Bicycle/Race" which explores the cultural anthropology of transportation, infrastructure, and race in Los Angeles. Beginning with the origins of development in the Los Angeles basin, tracing development with the freeways and the rise of car culture, Lugo paints a vivid picture of how we built a flawed infrastructure.Cycling presents a unique way to explore and interact with your city, you are physically more present in your environment and, as such, more vulnerable. Who are our roads built to protect? Who's best served by improvements? How does gentrification build only to displace?"Bike/Race" is available now from Microcosm PublishingYou can buy the book here: https://microcosmpublishing.com/catalog/books/7833To learn more about People for Mobility Justice: https://www.peopleformobilityjustice.org/homeTo follow Professor Lugo:http://www.urbanadonia.com/p/about_22.html

Professor Adonia Lugo joins me to talk about her new book "Bicycle/Race" which explores the cultural anthropology of transportation, infrastructure, and race in Los Angeles. Beginning with the origins of development in the Los Angeles basin, tracing development with the freeways and the rise of car culture, Lugo paints a vivid picture of how we built a flawed infrastructure. Cycling presents a unique way to explore and interact with your city, you are physically more present in your environment and, as such, more vulnerable. Who are our roads built to protect? Who's best served by improvements? How does gentrification build only to displace? "Bike/Race" is available now from Microcosm Publishing You can buy the book here: <a href="https://microcosmpublishing.com/catalog/books/7833" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://microcosmpublishing.com/catalog/books/7833</a> To learn more about People for Mobility Justice: <a href="https://www.peopleformobilityjustice.org/home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.peopleformobilityjustice.org/home</a> To follow Professor Lugo:<a href="http://www.urbanadonia.com/p/about_22.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.urbanadonia.com/p/about_22.html</a>

Bicycle/Race: Adonia Lugo Talks the Cultural Anthropology of Cycling