Verb T back at his cinematic best on ‘Through The Wall‘. Featuring Rozsa on guest vocals, the track is a timely reminder of his twenty six track double album opus ‘To Love A Phantom‘ out now on High Focus Records. “The calm before a new beginning…“ Produced by: Vic Grimes Verb T http://www.twitter.com/realverbt http://www.instagram.com/verb_t https://www.facebook.com/realverbt/ Vic…

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Csak nappal nyílok melegre.

Hideg szívre nem pompázok,

Bezárok és csöndben várok.

Gyöngyvirág vagyok, mérgező,

Kinek külseje teljesen megigéző.

De, ha leszakítasz és megölsz,

Virágom véredbe kerülve, legyőz.

Örök rózsa vagyok, tele tövissel,

Gyönyörű virággal, rengeteg élettel.

De ha örökre magaddal akarsz vinni,

Harcokat a tüskékkel meg kell vívni.

Ha csokrodba szednél, kedvesem,

Lelked lángoljon nekem, átveszem.

Hagyj meg szabadnak, boldognak,

Küzdj, virágaim csak neked bomlanak.

1:00 on.soundcloud.com/aUw3u This is Big: The Mass Central Rail Trail (MCRT), when finished, will be the longest rail trail in New England at 104 miles from Boston to Northampton, 2/3 of the way across the state. Craig Della Penna, Executive Director with Norwottuck Network, a non-profit corporation that supports the build-out and operation of the Mass Central Rail Trail, here gives Bike Talk a preview of the Norwottuck Network report about what a completed MCRT will mean to the Commonwealth. www.nnnetwork.net/

11:28 on.soundcloud.com/FV3Ao Nope: Safe street advocates shouldn't support the unsafe Valencia Street center-running bike lane recently approved by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, according to Valencia Street activist Stacey Randecker.

28:09 on.soundcloud.com/sMrcS A Post Car Future: Cars and capitalism discussed by Matthew Rozsa, author of articles about car dependency and inequality at Salon.com, with John Renne, a Professor in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at Florida Atlantic University, co-author of the study "Socioeconomics of Urban Travel in the U.S." www.salon.com/2023/03/19/as-weal…r-afford-to-drive/ www.salon.com/2023/04/09/is-a-po…e-could-get-there/

46:20 on.soundcloud.com/HffFU Car Free Forever: In 2020, the City of Toronto took the bold step of closing High Park to vehicles on weekends. Now, there's a movement to make High Park permanently car free. Madeleine Bonsma-Fisher interviews Faraz Gholizadeh, co-founder of Safe Parkside.