Episode 7 Q&A

Joe and Madi wrap up this dumpster fire year with the First Annual FYDC Awards crowning the winners, losers, heroes, and hopefuls.

Madi and Joe are joined by Planner Chris Monahan to talk about the state of the states post election, what's up with Phoenix, and standing up for all passengers.  Check out our tshirts and masks @ bit.ly/rpamerch 

Joe and Madi are joined by the creators of Amtrak's Pride and the Annual Pride Ride. Jay Marking & Alec Hagen tell us all about riding during covid, the merits of local advocacy, and leading the way with an open heart and mind.

Madi and Joe talk about staying positive in 2020, updates on advocacy, and going car-free.  Check out Madi's recent blog: https://bit.ly/beyondthebuilder

Joe and Madi discuss their travels from Seattle to Minneapolis; including food service, mask wearing, and hanging out in remote places.  The Pandemic-Be-Damned Advocacy Tour rolls on!

Madi and Joe return with updates on webinars, getting back into the field (with lots of masks and sanitizer) and general musings on what comes next.

Joe and Madi give updates on transit and commuter services, answer listener questions, and discuss what comes next.

Madi and Joe ease your covid-19 fears, talk about the relief plans, new Amtrak CEO, and their present roles in digital advocacy.

Madi and Joe recap Mobile's big vote, trekking through the south, first hand dining car issues, and talk over questions submitted by our audience.

Madi and Joe talk "bustitution", Mobile's role in the Gulf Coast Restoration, and are joined by special guest Jerome Trehan of the MAX in Meridian, Mississippi.