Carlos Alfaro and Jacob Pritchett are bringing people of different political stripes together in Arizona.
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We love organically grown, incrementally developed cities…but could we replicate their success if we started a new city from scratch?
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Christa Theilen and Seairra Shepherd both work at Strong Towns and also serve at local farms in the rural Midwest.
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Should states and counties push back against local governments to crack open more options for housing, or will that be counterproductive?
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Robin Roemer worked with neighbors to successfully stop a highway project next to his child’s school in San Jose, CA.
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Who will move on to the championship round next week? Their fate is in your hands!
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Rosemarie Rossetti is an author, speaker, and leader in the field of universal design.
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Every time gasoline and oil prices spike, Americans panic—but don’t do anything to change the system. This is a cycle that cannot continue.
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Jessie Singer, Jason Slaughter, and Chuck Marohn join together in this must-listen episode of The Politics of Everything to explain why people keep dying on our roads.
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Wondering what our past podcast guests are up to? We checked in with four of them to hear about their progress.
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L.A. is facing an increasing problem with homelessness. Can it learn something from the efforts of another large Sunbelt city?
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Let's talk about some core Strong Towns concepts: complexity, incrementalism, fragility, and more!
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Shelley Denison is a city planner in Sandy, OR, who views planning as a relationship between residents and leaders.
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It’s time we embraced co-housing as a viable solution for both affordable housing and social isolation.
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The Asheville Bench Project is a grassroots, “small-bet” approach to making Asheville a little more people-friendly.
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Since the start of the pandemic, traffic deaths have increased, despite the fact that fewer people are driving. Why do we continue to blame this on drivers, instead of faulty road design?
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Recent documentation casts a disturbing new light on the Minnesota Board of Licensure’s attempts to discredit the Strong Towns movement.
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Rebecca McQuillen and Rodger Kube are helping stabilize a neighborhood and create homeownership opportunities.
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These small towns in Kansas are offering land and housing at a steal in an attempt to fortify their shrinking tax bases. What does this mean for the future of rural America?
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Citizens can’t make informed decisions if they don’t know the financial condition of their government. This nonpartisan nonprofit is making those numbers both available and transparent.
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