Why is Oxford so popular for cycling?
Ned, Laura and Adam head to Oxford to ask: Why is the city so popular for cycling?
Is it something to do with the university, or is it an ingrained cycling culture? Is it because for decades they’ve filtered through traffic on minor roads? Is it because it costs £35 to park a car for 24 hours?
In …
An honest look at one community’s car and bike shares
Hazel Darwin Clements, the project co-ordinator at Porty Community Energy, shares an honest look at what communities can do to share cars and bikes. She has helped start a peer-to-peer car share club and run an eCargo cycle library trial this year with the mission to help people reduce their car us…
EPISODE 332: Emily Kerr
27th June 2023
The Spokesmen Cycling Podcast
EPISODE 332: Emily Kerr
SPONSOR: Tern Bicycles
HOST: Carlton Reid
GUEST: Cllr Emily Kerr
TOPICS: Oxford Green councillor Emily Kerr talks about 15-minute city conspiracy theories, LTNs and cycling to your wedding at the Move mobility confere…
Calling All Stations with Christian Wolmar, Episode 23
SEASON ONE FINALE! Christian examines in detail the advantages, challenges and myths around Low Traffic Neighbourhoods with Green member of Oxford City Council, Emily Kerr [2:53]; innovative passenger boarding technology at Eurostar is then explained by the company's Gwendoline Cazenave and Gareth…
Emily Kerr
On this week's installment of Table Talk, Betsy Thompson continues the series on Connect Groups. In this one, she sits down with Emily Kerr. Emily and her husband, Travis, direct the Sowing Faith Connect Group for parents with young children. Being connected is so important for many reasons and at …
45 | Crushing Circumstances Lead to Deeper Intimacy and A Posture of Service
In this episode, we are so blessed to have Tami Hoisington and her daughter, Emily Kerr, share how putting on the full armor of God has been vital to healing and wholeness in their lives. When devastation crushed their hopes and dreams, it became an opportunity for God to become more real than ever…
No bull: Cattle prices reach record high, herd size lowest since 1950
The number of Texas cattle are at a multidecade low at a time of strong demand and relatively high consumer prices. Dr. David Anderson, a Texas A&M University professor and extension economist, discusses with Dallas Fed economist Emily Kerr what's driving the market, making even hamburger pricey.
Rod and Gabi VS The Pottery Wheel BONUS
If you love handmade pottery and ceramics you don’t want to miss the PottersPopup in Gundaroo Sunday the 4th and 11th of May.
There will also be pizza, coffee and other treats available so pop along and see some beautiful pieces of art at 24 Cork St Gundaroo.
Rod and Gabi caught up with Ceramic A…
Waco rides 'Fixer Upper'-driven wave of notoriety, economic growth
Former Waco Mayor Malcolm Duncan describes the impact of the Fixer Upper phenomenon—and his early skepticism about the HGTV show's potential to raise the city's profile. Duncan and Dallas Fed economist Emily Kerr also discuss benefits reaped from Baylor University's growth and challenges faced in b…
Stick a fork in it, pricey beef is not moving on soon
Texas cattleman Leslie Callahan discusses why that summertime grilling is likely to remain pricey as the industry contends with fewer ranchers and the threat of disease. Dallas Fed economists Emily Kerr and Mariam Yousuf explore with him the outlook for an iconic Texas industry.
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