How 'bike boulevards' have changed cycling in one local town

12:00: Special rebroadcast: How the Trump administration has changed foreign policy

1:00: How 'bike boulevards' have changed cycling in one local town

We bring back one of our most popular conversations of the year. The Trump administration has made significant changes to the way it handles foreign affairs in Africa. A number of diplomats and military leaders have been dismissed or reassigned. In what she said is her first radio interview since retiring, U.S. Army Major General Jami Shawley takes us behind the scenes of the White House. In this remarkable conversation, she opens up about hiring and firing decisions made by the Trump administration, how high-level officers view Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, and more. In studio:

• Jami Shawley, retired U.S. Army major general
  

Then in our second hour, a local town has taken steps to make its community safer for bicyclists of all ages. As reported by WXXI’s Jeremy Moule, Henrietta has installed “bike boulevards.” The alternate routes parallel roads with heavy traffic, making them more comfortable for cyclists. The boulevards came to fruition after bike safety advocates pushed for the change. This hour, our guests explain the project, the impact it has had, and what other towns can learn from Henrietta’s work. Our guests:

• Jeremy Moule, deputy editor for WXXI News
• Millie Sefranek, member of the Henrietta Town Board 
• Christine Merrill, bicycle safety advocate
• Jesse Peers, cycling manager for Reconnect Rochester
• Bryan Agnello, Rochester cyclist
  

"Connections" is livestreamed each day on the WXXI News YouTube channel. Watch here.