Talking Headways: A Streetsblog Podcast
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A weekly podcast about the intersection between sustainable transportation, urban planning, and economic development. Hosted by Jeff Wood of The Overhead Wire.
Episódios 836
Episode 601: What Lies Beneath
This week we're joined by Josh Mackanic, founder of CivilGrid, a company that helps construction teams know where underground infrastructure and utilities are in the street for quicker project delivery. We chat …
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This week we're joined by Josh Mackanic, founder of CivilGrid, a company that helps construction teams know where underground infrastructure and utilities are in the street for quicker project delivery. We chat about the difficulty of building infrastructure, public utilities, and facilitating connections between all the possible companies that might be digging up streets.
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Bonus Mondays: Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders in the Disability Community
This week we're bringing you a bonus feature! Our good friend Anna Zivarts has a podcast she hosts with her colleague Devin Silvernail called Non-Driver. In this episode, they speak with Keidra Chaney of the …
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This week we're bringing you a bonus feature! Our good friend Anna Zivarts has a podcast she hosts with her colleague Devin Silvernail called Non-Driver. In this episode, they speak with Keidra Chaney of the Disability Culture Lab in Chicago about creating advocacy through storytelling and creativity.
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Episode 600: The Value of Cities
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're heading to Austin Texas for the Movability Summit put on by Movability Austin. I'm presenting the keynote speech that I shared at the conference discussing how …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're heading to Austin Texas for the Movability Summit put on by Movability Austin. I'm presenting the keynote speech that I shared at the conference discussing how cities and the proximity of people to one another create long term value, and how auto dependent monocultures impact household budgets by extracting wealth.
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Episode 201: Mondays at The Overhead Wire - Rethinking...
This week on the Mondays Show we're Han Solo but that doesn't stop us from talking about how to rethink subsidies for economic development, Chicago's new found development powers, and how we rethink the future …
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This week on the Mondays Show we're Han Solo but that doesn't stop us from talking about how to rethink subsidies for economic development, Chicago's new found development powers, and how we rethink the future of transportation when 20th century transportation fails us.
News We Shared
More driving means more deaths - Streetsblog USA
Chicago's new TOD powers - Chicago Sun Times
The tax subsidy solution - Boondoggle
Better economic development - Governing
Agglomeration without diffusion - European Planning Studies
Civilization of bats - Nautilus
Miami underline - ULI
Mobility and care of cognitive labor - Journal of Transport Geography
Affordable auto insurance and car ownership - Transport Policy
BQE rethinking future transport - Architect's Newspaper
Denver Broncos redevelopment - Boulder Daily Camera
BONUS ITEMS
Exempt tax apartments - Post Courier
Medellin heat - El Pais
Oregon's good payroll tax - UrbanPDX
Boosting HSR in Europe - European Sting
Waymo expansion - Gizmodo
Cargo theft - Transport Topics
Bay Area highway bail out - Max Mautner
Oxford street car free - The Guardian
Evolution of urban design theory - Bioengineer
Calls for experimental law - Noema
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Episode 599: Architecture Won't Save a Bad Street
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Naama Blonder to talk about her book she wrote with her partner Misha Bereznyak entitled Building Charm: A Hyper Practical Guide to Developing …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Naama Blonder to talk about her book she wrote with her partner Misha Bereznyak entitled Building Charm: A Hyper Practical Guide to Developing Outstanding New Neighborhoods. We chat about the book's focus on human scale and how it radically rethinks street design. +++
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Episode 598: A More Humanized Experience in Honolulu
This week on the Talking Headways podcast, we're joined by Jon Nouchi, Director of Transit at the City and County of Honolulu. At the Mpact conference in Toronto, we discussed the idea of iconic transit …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast, we're joined by Jon Nouchi, Director of Transit at the City and County of Honolulu. At the Mpact conference in Toronto, we discussed the idea of iconic transit systems, time as a performance metric, humanizing transit systems, and the Skyline rail line.
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Episode 200: Mondays at the Overhead Wire - What is Our Future?
This week on Mondays at The Overhead Wire, Tracy McMillan and Chrissy Mancini-Nichols join the show for episode 200!!! We talk about a mobility idea that's like cap and trade, the idea of time, nostalgia and an …
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This week on Mondays at The Overhead Wire, Tracy McMillan and Chrissy Mancini-Nichols join the show for episode 200!!! We talk about a mobility idea that's like cap and trade, the idea of time, nostalgia and an imagined future for ourselves, measuring the GDP outcomes of our transportation investments, and the big questions about auto dependence. Lots of great discussion and fun ideas like maybe we should start a book club or a book segment! Let us know what you think.
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Episode 597: The Gap Between Talent and Passion
This week on Talking Headways is Part 2 of our discussion with Reece Martin in Toronto at the Mpact Transit + Community Conference. We discuss projects getting picked apart in the media, The gap between talent …
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This week on Talking Headways is Part 2 of our discussion with Reece Martin in Toronto at the Mpact Transit + Community Conference. We discuss projects getting picked apart in the media, The gap between talent and passion in transit agencies, high speed rail, and the threat of AVs to bad transit.
RM Transit on YouTube
This episode was recorded at the Mpact Transit + Community conference this year in Toronto. A big thanks to Mpact for always providing us with a space to record to have such great discussions. For more information about next year's conference in Kansas City visit mpactmobility.org
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Episode 596: Towards a Palpable Sense of Progress
This week on Talking Headways we are sharing Part 1 of a conversation with Reece Martin of The Transit Brief in Toronto at the Mpact Transit + Community Conference. We discuss the politics and impacts of fare …
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This week on Talking Headways we are sharing Part 1 of a conversation with Reece Martin of The Transit Brief in Toronto at the Mpact Transit + Community Conference. We discuss the politics and impacts of fare policy, construction costs around the globe, the US' existential crisis, and the material benefits of progress.
This episode was recorded at the Mpact Transit + Community conference this year in Toronto. A big thanks to Mpact for always providing us with a space to record to have such great discussions. For more information about next year's conference in Kansas City visit mpactmobility.org
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Episode 199: Mondays at The Overhead Wire - New Ways to Think About Transport
This week we're back and Han Solo but we're covering lots of things including the thinking differently about our transportation investments around the country, the sillyness of cutting property taxes in states …
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This week we're back and Han Solo but we're covering lots of things including the thinking differently about our transportation investments around the country, the sillyness of cutting property taxes in states, and thinking more about tenant investment vehicles. Much more of course! Stay tuned.
News Items
Philly green corridors - Architect's Newspaper
More trains - Grist
Future transport policy - Brookings
The Future is HSR - The Transit Brief
High speed metro is something new - The Transit Brief
City hospice in Florida - Florida Politics
Zurich taking space from cars - Swissinfo.ch
Congestion pricing wins - EDF
Housing as a human right - Dame Magazine
Great american tax freakout - SSRN
Rental investment vehicles - Stanford Social Innovation Review
Plug in hybrids caught emitting more - Transport and Environment
Transit increases GDP - Global News
Bonus Items
Highways and chain stores - Strong Towns
Disbanding public utilities? - Texas Tribune
Childcare takes income - Marketplace
Childcare in New Mexico - The 74
A railroad infrastructure bank - Progressive Railroading
Wastewater recycling in Reno - Governing
Bike sharing can reduce emissions - Simon Frasier University
Electrification could cut Mexican oil use - Mexico Business News
87 year old's eviction in Spain - The Guardian
China opens more HSR - China Daily
Calgary Edmonton HSR - CBC News
Pattern books in housing bill - Bipartisan Policy Center
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Episode 595: Architecture's Role in Population Decline
This week we're joined by the director of UNC Charlotte's school of Architecture Blaine Brownell. We talk about the role architecture and urbanism play in population decline, the need for permeability in …
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This week we're joined by the director of UNC Charlotte's school of Architecture Blaine Brownell. We talk about the role architecture and urbanism play in population decline, the need for permeability in walkable neighborhoods, and a revolution in building materials.
Blaine's upcoming book.
Street Permeability: Architect Magazine
Architecture's role in population collapse: Architect Magazine
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Episode 594: People Based Accessibility
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by recent USC PhD graduate Wendy Zhou to discuss her dissertation, which focuses on dynamic accessibility. We talk about how static maps without a time …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by recent USC PhD graduate Wendy Zhou to discuss her dissertation, which focuses on dynamic accessibility. We talk about how static maps without a time based dimension don't tell the whole story on access and the idea of a people based accessibility.
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Mondays Flashback: Outdoor Lighting for Pedestrians
This week we're flashing back to Talking Headways episode 379 in which we were joined by Frank Markowitz and Leni Schwendinger to talk about the book Outdoor Lighting for Pedestrians. We chatted about creating …
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This week we're flashing back to Talking Headways episode 379 in which we were joined by Frank Markowitz and Leni Schwendinger to talk about the book Outdoor Lighting for Pedestrians. We chatted about creating legible nighttime spaces, what planners should focus on when programming lighted spaces, and the future of lighting and transportation.
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Flashback: Episode 542: Measuring Transportation System Success
This week we're away at a conference, but we're flashing back to episode 542 where we're joined once again by professor Karel Martens. We learn about how transportation engineering is good at measuring only one …
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This week we're away at a conference, but we're flashing back to episode 542 where we're joined once again by professor Karel Martens. We learn about how transportation engineering is good at measuring only one problem and ignoring others and a new tool to determine the success of transportation systems.
Fair Transport Lab Website
A scale for describing people's mobility status - Findings Press
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Episode 593: Carspreading
This week we're joined by Sofia Navas and James Nix of the NGO Transport & Environment to talk about their recent report: Ever Bigger? Car Size at a Crossroads. We discuss the increasing size of vehicles and …
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This week we're joined by Sofia Navas and James Nix of the NGO Transport & Environment to talk about their recent report: Ever Bigger? Car Size at a Crossroads. We discuss the increasing size of vehicles and why they keep growing. The safety issues that are tied to vehicle size increases, and the amount of parking and public space that could be lost.
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Episode 198: Mondays at The Overhead Wire - Creating Systemic Change
This week we're Han Solo, but that won't stop us from sharing some interesting news including daylighting urban streams, why we shouldn't put everything on transit, Barcelona's e-bike subsidy, and Charlotte's …
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This week we're Han Solo, but that won't stop us from sharing some interesting news including daylighting urban streams, why we shouldn't put everything on transit, Barcelona's e-bike subsidy, and Charlotte's value created.
News Items
Two ways to daylight streams - The Conversation
Transit scope creep - Works in Progress
Barcelona e-bike - City of Barcelona
The Carbon Wave - MIT Press Reader
Feedback loops - ArchDaily
Charlotte light rail value - Planetizen
Dead malls a thing still? - Arbitrary Lines
Cities need municipal wealth funds - Urban Proxima
Trumps war reduced oil consumption - Yale Climate Connections
Bonus Items
Robotaxis skipping the gas tax - Eno Center for Transportation
Bay area exporting housing shortage - San Francisco Chronicle
Did Chicago TIF work? - University of Illinois Chicago
Las Vegas BRT ridership - Las Vegas Sun
China's new rules for autonomous vehicles - China Daily
New Zealand road user charges set - ITS International
Illinois e-bike bill signed - Government Technology
Heat deaths are higher than shared - NPR
Where do people mix - Northeastern University
Paying for bike lane removal - LA Times
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Episode 592: New Tricks for Old Bureaucracies
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Joshua Schank to talk about his book New Tricks for Old Bureaucracies: Improving Policy Outcomes in the Public Sector. Joshua talks about the inner …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Joshua Schank to talk about his book New Tricks for Old Bureaucracies: Improving Policy Outcomes in the Public Sector. Joshua talks about the inner workings of LA Metro, benefits of openness and transparency as well as strategic planning. We also share frustrations about meetings, transit board structures, and agency fiefdoms.
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Episode 591: The Urban Pulse
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Yale's Karen Seto and University of Connecticut's Zhe Zhu to talk about their study: The Urban Pulse. We talk about using frequent time series satellite …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Yale's Karen Seto and University of Connecticut's Zhe Zhu to talk about their study: The Urban Pulse. We talk about using frequent time series satellite data to measure change in cities and the processes of urbanization.
The Urban Pulse - Yale School for the Environment
The Urban Pulse: Diagnosing the urbanization process as spiky, cyclical, and asynchronous - PNAS
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Episode 197: Mondays at The Overhead Wire - Change Orders!
This week on the Mondays Show we are Han Solo again, but have a lot of interesting news to share. We talk about LA's people mover change orders, a poll that finds lots of people want urbanism, and a trip along …
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This week on the Mondays Show we are Han Solo again, but have a lot of interesting news to share. We talk about LA's people mover change orders, a poll that finds lots of people want urbanism, and a trip along the coast of West Africa.
Today's Items
People mover change orders - The Hollywood Reporter
Voter attitudes towards green urbanism - Data for Progress
Overperforming downtowns - Patrick Kennedy
West African coast - NPR
E-bike town - Portland Mercury
A city for families - Constructor University
London's social housing - The Guardian
MBTA battery trains - Commonwealth Beacon
Utah cutting emissions - KUER
Hold grail of downtown recovery - Challenger Cities
Bonus Items
Oversize vehicles in Australia - The Conversation
Rooftop rainwater cuts heat - University of Manchester
Delivery protection act - New York Times
China heavy vehicles chewing up roads - Techy 44
Baltimore policing reform - Emerald Pages
Hidden fungal networks - Brighter Side of News
NC Tax break could strip cities - INDY Week
Pike Place market scale back - The Urbanist
Roadless rule - Field and Stream
CA tire efficiency rule - Grist
The modern Sears home - Groundwork Collaborative
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Episode 590: Coulda Built 36 Paris Metros
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're chatting with Dallas Developer, DART Board Member, and urban designer Patrick Kennedy about his recent publication, An Atlas of Intercity Highway Impacts …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're chatting with Dallas Developer, DART Board Member, and urban designer Patrick Kennedy about his recent publication, An Atlas of Intercity Highway Impacts (Available Here). We discuss the tax base removed from cities by highways, what we could have done for cities with federal transportation funding, and the long term value lost.
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Episode 589: The Bikeable Forest
This week we're finally doing it! We're going to Kingwood Texas and talking about the greenbelt trail system I've been telling everyone about for years. This is a storytelling episode, featuring guests John …
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This week we're finally doing it! We're going to Kingwood Texas and talking about the greenbelt trail system I've been telling everyone about for years. This is a storytelling episode, featuring guests John Walsh, Jerry Lunow, and Bill Neuhaus so I hope folks enjoy hearing about NASA, timber companies, bike trails, and Houston's bayous. But also, stick around to hear how a suburban development in Texas from the 1970's mirrors and pre-dated Dutch bike planning with special guest, Streetsblog Chicago's Steve Vance.
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Episode 196: Mondays at The Overhead Wire - Disassembling to Save The Building
This week we're Han Solo and covering some of the news from the last few weeks. We talk about delivery worker stress, Maryland's need to build a revolving loan fund, and how street network design could help us …
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This week we're Han Solo and covering some of the news from the last few weeks. We talk about delivery worker stress, Maryland's need to build a revolving loan fund, and how street network design could help us build more housing. Below are the show notes with links from the articles we mentioned.
Main Items
Sydney active transport superhighways - Committee for Sydney
Beauty over billboards - Reasons to be Cheerful
ROAD to housing passes - NPR
ROAD details - Bipartisan Policy Center
EPA wants to allow more truck emissions - New York Times
Maryland case for revolving fund - Maryland Matters
Saving Japans heritage homes - New York Times
Street design for more housing - Planetizen
Curb management can reduce driver stress - Traffic Technology Today
$200 rent for work from home - USA Today
Trump's DOT hates bike lanes - NPR
Architectural waste - Common Edge
Lake Powell in uncharted territory - Utah Public Radio
Bonus Items
San Antonio E-bike program - Smart Cities World
Oregon recycling rules face test - Governing
Chicago bike lane fines - Chicago Tribune
Wall street wants rents to rise - Time Magazine
Policy begets voter engagement - Virginia Mercury
Poland HSR plans - UA
Hungary rail modernization - Daily News Hungary
Zoox can start charging - The Verge
Fiscal crisis facing cities - Urban Proxima
Flock's cameras misread plates - C-Net
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Episode 588: What Does It Cost to Build a Bus?
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Lisa Jerram of APTA and Philip Plotch of the Eno Center for Transportation to discuss Eno's report: Customization, Competition, and Costs: Findings and …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Lisa Jerram of APTA and Philip Plotch of the Eno Center for Transportation to discuss Eno's report: Customization, Competition, and Costs: Findings and Recommendations for the U.S. Transit Bus Industry. We discuss what agencies want in a bus and why, the differences in European and US bus markets, and why customization standardization is hard to achieve.
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Flashback: Megan Kimble Talks Highway Expansion in Texas
We're on vacation this week but we're flashing back to Episode 482 from two years ago featuring Megan Kimble discussing her book City Limits. Soon we'll have Patrick Kennedy on the show and some of this work …
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We're on vacation this week but we're flashing back to Episode 482 from two years ago featuring Megan Kimble discussing her book City Limits. Soon we'll have Patrick Kennedy on the show and some of this work goes very well with his so I thought it would be a good one to bring back. Hope folks enjoy it!
This week we're joined by Megan Kimble to talk about her book City Limits: Infrastructure, Inequality, and the Future of America's Highways. We chat about the folks fighting back against highways, the history behind building big roads, and what the future looks like for advocacy.
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Mondays Flashback: The Messiness of Family Travel
We're on vacation this week but we're flashing back to episode 422 of Talking Headways from a couple of years ago featuring one of our favorites, Jennifer Kent. We'll be back in a few weeks but I hope folks …
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We're on vacation this week but we're flashing back to episode 422 of Talking Headways from a couple of years ago featuring one of our favorites, Jennifer Kent. We'll be back in a few weeks but I hope folks enjoy this one.
This week we're joined by Dr. Jennifer Kent, Senior Research Fellow in Urbanism at the University of Sydney, to talk about her work on family transportation, the messiness of travel for parents, and loneliness and the built environment.
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Episode 587: Dangerous by Design
This week on the Talking Headways podcast, Steve Davis of Smart Growth America joins the show to talk about their most recent edition of Dangerous by Design. We chat about where we stand on pedestrian traffic …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast, Steve Davis of Smart Growth America joins the show to talk about their most recent edition of Dangerous by Design. We chat about where we stand on pedestrian traffic deaths in the United States, the data collected to tell the story, and creating consequences for not improving safety.
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Episode 586: SF Muni to the Future
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by SFMTA Director of Transportation Julie Kirschbaum. She discusses making system improvements, rising customer satisfaction, lessons from the pandemic on …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by SFMTA Director of Transportation Julie Kirschbaum. She discusses making system improvements, rising customer satisfaction, lessons from the pandemic on ridership and operations, as well as Muni's cultural connection to the city.
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Episode 195: Mondays at The Overhead Wire - Han Solo Returns
This week on the Mondays show Han Solo is back and we're going through some news from the last month or so. Some really super interesting items to share in news format from what's in the ROAD to Housing Act …
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This week on the Mondays show Han Solo is back and we're going through some news from the last month or so. Some really super interesting items to share in news format from what's in the ROAD to Housing Act that recently passed, night time transportation, the difference between Costco and Amazon logistics, and what makes an authentic place. There's much much more so how about diving in?
News Items
Inside the ROAD to Housing Act: Bipartisan Policy Center
Mobility wallet - Journal of the American Planning Association
Night transit - ITS International
Future prime minister bus man - New York Times
Costco's model - Pheonomenal World
Authentic neighborhoods - Harvard Gazette
Bonus Extra Items
Salamander crossing - Grist
Transit deserts and food deserts - The Guardian
Speed cameras - SF Examiner
Riding the D - The Guardian
Highway lobby hard to push back - Union of Concerned Scientists
New Mexico child care - The Guardian
Short flights more expensive, less available - NPR
Young people need own spaces - ERR
How traffic makes cities warmer - The Conversation
A new approach to planning with less car traffic - Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Tire particles - Yale e360
Procurement matters - Eurocities
Fungal network - Grist
Colorado EV recycling - The Drive
Dance influenced ped mall - CVille Magazine
Mayor's parking meter deal - Block Club Chicago
Hanoi low emissions zones - Vietnam Investment Review
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Episode 585: Bill Fulton and the Future of Where
This Week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Bill Fulton who has worn many hats including mayor, planning director, think tank director, publisher, professor and currently can be found writing on …
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This Week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Bill Fulton who has worn many hats including mayor, planning director, think tank director, publisher, professor and currently can be found writing on Substack at The Future of Where. We chat the impacts of work from home on cities, changing migration patterns and the south's new role as the "National Suburb", tax policy and burdens, 100 years of zoning law, and much much more.
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Flashback! Episode 419: We Travel to Reach Destinations
This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Greg Shill, Professor of Law at the University of Iowa, and Jonathan Levine, Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Michigan to …
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This week on the Talking Headways podcast we're joined by Greg Shill, Professor of Law at the University of Iowa, and Jonathan Levine, Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Michigan to talk about their paper, First Principals of Transportation Law and Policy. We talk about how to rethink transportation metrics towards accessibility, how the law has embedded mobility in transportation, and why we really travel.
Hey everyone! This is an episode we put out in February of 2023 with Greg Shill and Jonathan Levine about their paper discussing how to rethink transportation metrics by putting forward accessibility. One of the things I've gotten out of this one for the long term is that we travel not just for kicks, but mostly to reach destinations. I referenced this show in a recent post on my blog so I thought the July 4th weekend replay would be a good place to share it again.
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