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Pedal Hub: Taking storytelling for a spin

Spinning Stories
Riders participating in Spinning Stories, July 19, 2014, on the bridge at Boom Island Park in Minneapolis.
Courtesy of Brian Fanelli

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There's been a resurgence of storytelling in recent years, along with a burgeoning interest in biking.

Our guest in this episode has combined those two trends into a unique arts happening. Brian Fanelli is the creator of "Spinning Stories," a place-based storytelling production that audiences bike to see.

We'll get the lowdown on "Spinning Stories," and the crossover between biking and art.

And Brian will join the Pedal Hubbers in exploring whether 'pledge to ride' events actually do get more people on their bikes.

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