Squeaky Wheel Podcast

How should the bicycle industry advocate for more cycling? New episode! We sit down with CEO of European Cycling Industries, Paul Walsh, to talk energy insecurity, policy influence, and streamlining the "alphabet soup" of the Brussels policy landscape: https://squeakywheelpodcast.com/season-3-episode-4-paul-walsh/

What if most streets were 30km/h by default? 🧐 In today's new podcast we sit down with academic Dr Jennifer Kent from University of Sydney, and activist Jullietta Jung from Better Streets to talk streets, road safety and the wheels of change... https://squeakywheelpodcast.com/season-3-episode-3-jullietta-jung-jennifer-kent/

New episode! What can New York teach the world about safer streets for everyone? We talk with Skye Duncan, Exec Director at the Global Designing Cities Initiative about the power of communication, street transformations and lessons from the Big Apple: https://squeakywheelpodcast.com/season-3-episode-2-skye-duncan/

Your weekend listening is sorted with our latest episode! Host Phil talks cities, children and 'devious frames' with expert author Grant Ennis. Listen: https://open.spotify.com/episode/56Z5hWH9VJVCubx8EyEHhz?si=1b4a69911a704dff

When Australia headed to the polls last year, Better Streets asked for more investment in active travel. Revisit one of our most popular podcasts of 2025, with Sara Stace: urban policy expert, co-founder at Vivendi Consulting, Board Director at the World Cycling Alliance (and much, much more!) https://squeakywheelpodcast.com/s2e1-sara-stace/
Sara chats with Phil and Irene about elections, infrastructure assesment - and why cycling always seems to miss out.

This month, we're revisiting our most engaging podcasts from 2025! In Episode 6, hear the global voices of the Velo-city Conference in Gdask 🇵🇱 https://squeakywheelpodcast.com/season-2-episode-6-voices-of-velo-city/ Hear from Aangi Shah (India), Amanda Ngabirano (Uganda), Canadians the Honourable Eleanor McMahon from Toronto and Chris Bruntlett from the Dutch Cycling Embassy, plus Karen Vancluysen from the international POLIS network in Brussels.