Sarah Goodyear

@buttermilk1

I'm a writer. Cohost, podcast. Author, View from a Burning Bridge, Red Hen Press. Views all mine.

Brooklyn, NY
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  1. تغريدة مُثبَّتة
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    I’m happy to say that , the new podcast I am hosting with and , is available for listening on the usual podcasting platforms. Give us a listen and join us!

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    On the opposite platform.

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    Seen in the Bergen Street F/G station

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  4. تم إعادة تغريدها بواسطة
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    Imagine a transportation planner designing a street where the only thing protecting people on bikes from cars and trucks was a tomato or a paper cup. We’d think that was ridiculous. And yet planners think nothing of “protecting” bike lanes with paint.

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  5. قبل ١١ ساعة

    ICYMI, in the latest episode of we talk with Theresa Sareo, who survived being hit by a driver on a Manhattan sidewalk and went on to work with other trauma survivors, including soldiers. Listen, here or wherever you get your podcasts.

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    Everyone out there who likes to self-deprecatingly say, “I’m old” when they’re not: it’s really true that age is in certain aspects only a state of mind. I’m so grateful to have parents who have shown me through example that the adventure of life is ongoing, regardless of age.

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    My parents are such an inspiration to me. They are both 77 years old. Each of them (separately) is doing new things with his or her life all the time. My mom just went to Zambia yesterday to help with setting up medical clinics, work she has done elsewhere.

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    On a bus in DC being slowed down by a guy on an e-scooter who is in the road rather than on the sidewalk. Fellow riders vocally not happy. Interesting they say nothing when we are blocked by a double-parked car.

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    We think and talk a lot about motor vehicle fatalities these days. But the millions of people who are hurt by traffic violence are often left out of that conversation despite life-altering injuries. In Episode 16 we're taking a hard look at the Collateral Damage.

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    This is a tough episode to listen to in places, but Theresa is so full of fight and love that I think you’ll find it inspirational. It’s a reminder of what’s really at stake when we talk about getting cars out of our cities.

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    It’s important, too, to always include people with disabilities in the equation, whether they are able to walk or not.

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    “Because I don't remember any of it, the accident doesn't belong to me. It belongs to the people who were on the corner with me. They really were my angels.” In the latest episode of , we talk to a woman who survived the unthinkable.

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    Maybe would like to listen to find out more about what happens when drivers go onto sidewalks in NYC. In case he doesn’t know.

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    The latest episode of is a little different. In it, we hear the story of one woman, Theresa Sareo, whose life changed forever when a careless driver struck her on a New York sidewalk. Listen.

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    Using ye olde wifi on Amtrak always brings me back to the dial-up days

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    And if you're interested in learning more about Theresa or listening to her music, here is her web site:

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    This year over two million people will be injured by vehicles on U.S. roads. That's a staggering number but it hardly describes the real damage that cars can do. In 2002, a young singer named Theresa Sareo was one of these statistics. Here is her story:

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    Basically, the violation here is "having a bike and associating with people who are suspected to like the weed"

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    The car parked in the bike lane to ticket cyclists is how you tell this isn't about safety.

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