Nathan Isherwood owns a moped repair and retail shop in Brooklyn. He loves the modest motorbikes because they're easy to fix and they get 100 miles per gallon. Produced by Matt Frassica.
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Hey, where are the new episodes? Had a hell of a time trying to link to the podcast of the latest segment on slot machines.
Great story about an item that seemed to be everywhere during our summer vacations through the years. Now they're appearing in the city! An idea whose time has come.
Great reporting. Thanks
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