Talking with The Cyclist Lawyer about Bikes, Racing, Life, and Bicycle Law
A “Vote for Colorado” Note from Fatty: It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of Camp Kesem. And I’m also a big fan of Colorado. And I would love to see a Camp Kesem at Colorado State. And you can help make that happen.
It’ll take just a minute.
You just need to go to the Camp Kesem Chapter Expansion campaign page and then scroll down to Colorado State, then vote for it. They’re in a serious underdog situation right now, so do me a favor. (Oh, and after you vote, if you post on Facebook or Twitter, you get a bonus vote, so do that too.)
Let’s get Camp Kesem over to Colorado State.
Talking with The Cyclist Lawyer about Bikes, Racing, Life, and Bicycle Law…on the FattyCast
Oh I know, let’s start start this post off with a lawyer joke: “How many lawyers does it take to do a podcast?”
Sadly, I have not yet come up with a clever punchline. I’m sure I will very soon, though.
Here’s the thing about my podcast with Megan Hottman, aka “The Cyclist Lawyer:” she’s an incredibly smart and nice person who loves biking about twenty times more than life itself and in fact pretty much shelved her law career to go be a pro cyclist.
She spends her time teaching cops how to respect people on bikes. She teaches bike safety to anyone who will listen. She teaches a spin class. She rides her bike to work every day, in spite of the fact that she lives way up in the mountains of Colorado, where the snow is currently eighty feet deep. She races more or less non-stop.
And she helps people who have bike-related problems, or bike-related businesses.
And in short, Megan Hottman is the lawyer all lawyers should want to grow up to be.
I’m going to call this episode of The FattyCast one of my favorites yet. It’s both fun and informative. And funny.
So do yourself a favor and listen to it on iTunes (please subscribe and review, for the love of all that’s good in the world), Stitcher, using my RSS feed (http://fattycast.com/rss), or on FattyCast.com. Or, if you’re so inclined, just listen to it (or download it) below.