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Prolific bicycle advocate, writer, and public speaker, Elly Blue joins Sara and Kyle this week to talk about the changing nature of bicycle advocacy - from its earliest inceptions at the turn of the 20th century to modern day shifts in leadership and strategic direction. The discussion touches on the ways in which feminism and racial/ethnic identities influence modern bicycle advocacy, as well as some the challenges still being faced in cities across the U.S. The end of the episode also offers some insight into Elly's far-reaching capability to carry large items by bikes, including a piece of furniture commonly found throughout American homes.