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This week The Bike Nerds debut a new segment called 'On Our Mind.' The new segment will bring together a panel of bike nerds to talk about timely subject relevant to recent events in the world and in our communities. This week, Naomi Doerner and Roshun Austin, Executive Director of The Works CDC based in South Memphis, talk with Sara and Kyle about race, privilege, and the impact of institutional violence on the bike advocacy and planning profession. If you like this format and the discussion, don't worry - On Our Mind will continue to appear periodically in the future between the regular Bike Nerds podcast interviews you've come to love.