David Byrne to Discuss Bike Use on Sundance Channel Tonight

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Tune in to the Sundance Channel tonight at 9 PM to catch David Byrne on the latest episode of the show Big Ideas for a Small Planet, titled "Transport." Byrne, a longtime advocate of urban bike use, will be part of a segment focusing on efforts to make cities more bike friendly. There's also word on his collaboration with Dirty Projectors for the forthcoming edition of the Red Hot compilation album to benefit AIDS research. Also on the album are Feist, Sufjan Stevens, Grizzly Bear, Sharon Jones, The Decemberists, and The National, whose Bryce Dessner is producing the collection.

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Tune in to the Sundance Channel tonight at 9 PM to catch David Byrne on the latest episode of the show Big Ideas for a Small Planet, titled "Transport." Byrne, a longtime advocate of urban bike use, will be part of a segment focusing on efforts to make cities more bike friendly. To read more about the episode, check out the Los Angeles Times green-living blog at latimesblogs.latimes.com/emeraldcity. For more information and video clips from Big Ideas for a Small Planet, visit sundancechannel.com/thegreen. For news on David's own recent biking incident, visit his blog at journal.davidbyrne.com.

There's also word there on his collaboration with Dirty Projectors for the forthcoming edition of the Red Hot compilation album to benefit AIDS research. Also on the album are Feist, Sufjan Stevens, Grizzly Bear, Sharon Jones, The Decemberists, and The National, whose Bryce Dessner is producing the collection.

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  • Monday, May 26, 2008
    David Byrne to Discuss Bike Use on Sundance Channel Tonight
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    Tune in to the Sundance Channel tonight at 9 PM to catch David Byrne on the latest episode of the show Big Ideas for a Small Planet, titled "Transport." Byrne, a longtime advocate of urban bike use, will be part of a segment focusing on efforts to make cities more bike friendly. To read more about the episode, check out the Los Angeles Times green-living blog at latimesblogs.latimes.com/emeraldcity. For more information and video clips from Big Ideas for a Small Planet, visit sundancechannel.com/thegreen. For news on David's own recent biking incident, visit his blog at journal.davidbyrne.com.

    There's also word there on his collaboration with Dirty Projectors for the forthcoming edition of the Red Hot compilation album to benefit AIDS research. Also on the album are Feist, Sufjan Stevens, Grizzly Bear, Sharon Jones, The Decemberists, and The National, whose Bryce Dessner is producing the collection.

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