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A Queer Elder Couple Finds New Roots

This is a short-form interview series that pairs younger generations with older adults as they explore the world together on trishaw bikes. The show is inspired by the global non-profit, Cycling Without Age, which takes older adults on trishaw outings to feel the wind in their hair. From the Santa Barbara coastline to Barcelona beaches, each episode unlocks the lived experiences of today’s olde

A Queer Elder Couple Finds New Roots

Season 1 Episode 8 | 10m 59s | CC

Guided through Claremont by queer filmmaker Brooke Sebold, this couple shares candid stories about coming out, finding love, and creating intentional community in this next chapter. As they pedal through tree-lined streets, their conversation reveals how they’re conquering questions around aging and death.

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