That’s no exaggeration. The experience and expression on what we’ve been taught to tolerate as Americans is clearly laid out on this show in unparalleled detail with just the right amount of humor.

How to fight back against the sewer of car filth filling up our streets, our cities, our lives. Thank you, War on Cars.

Fantastic interviews! For people who want to build a better and more community centered world, this podcast is a must listen. Support ‘em on Patreon!

There was a time before car culture. There will be a time after car culture.

I look forward to new episodes of this podcast. They always have thoughtful and nuanced arguments and they make it interesting.

Listening to the early episodes 4 years later is a reminder of how progress often is slow but also how big things can be done with consistent effort.

Why hello, I also hate cars. The War On Cars makes me hate them more! Academic, philosophical and funny. They take fun creative risks, too.

Don’t be put off by the title: it’s tongue in cheek, based on the vitriolic reactions to those activists who are simply seeking safer ways to bike around their communities, and safe routes to school for our kids. Car culture is ubiquitous. But it also kills, pollutes and isolates us. Almost every episode of this podcast is riveting, with great and informative guests to hopefully open you eyes, make you see our car-covered nation as full of possibility for something better: more choices for ways to get around and between stronger and more life-affirming communities.

Perfect podcast

Elon has mentioned that suburban sprawl and parking lots are horrible. He knows that cars aren’t the solution. We still need electric vehicles, although they’re not the solution, they are part of the solution. I live in central Florida and I’m completely aware of the destruction that suburban sprawl has brought.