After the newscast comes "This, That and the Other," in which Justin Coe talks to four cyclists who use the bicycle as their principal means of transportation in Madrid, long considered to be a very bicycle-unfriendly city. The four are also intimately involved in the Spanish capital's rapidly-expanding bike culture in other ways: Eduardo Gasca is a bicycle mechanic who builds bikes from scratch at Ciclos Noviciado in central Madrid; Elizabeth Lorenzi is involved in BiciCrítica, a cycling movement that puts pressure on political authorities to improve infrastructure to make cycling safer, more appealing, and more do-able; Yago Bermejo is from CiclaLab, a small environmentally-friendly company that provides pedal-produced electrical power for events of all sorts; and José Sáiz, better known as Peru, is a member of the cycling organization, Biernes. To end the broadcast, Alison Hughes and Frank Smith answer your letters and e-mails in "Listeners Club," our mailbag program.
