Welcome back to Gayme Time, the podcast where we explore different sports and their social and cultural implications. In this episode, titled "Sociology and Cycling with Dr. Keith Whitworth," we dive into the world of cycling with our guest, Dr. Whitworth, a professor of sociology at TCU.

As an avid cyclist, Dr. Whitworth shares his expertise on the differences between outdoor and indoor cycling, examining the benefits and drawbacks of each and the environmental impact of cycling. We discuss ways to be environmentally and carbon-friendly in all aspects of life, including sports. We explore how cycling, as a sport and form of transportation, affects the environment and ecosystems around us, and how we can all make a difference in reducing our carbon footprint.

In addition to cycling, our conversation also touches on the intersection of sociology and sports. Dr. Whitworth shares his insights on how sports reflect and shape our society, and how they can be a powerful tool for social change.

We may not be Tour de France winners (yet), but we have a lot of fun discussing these topics. Whether you're a hardcore cyclist or just enjoy a leisurely bike ride, you'll find something to enjoy in this episode. So put on your helmet and join us for a ride through the world of cycling, sociology, sustainability, and more.