This episode dives into Jeff Speck’s General Theory of Walkability. The General Theory of Walkability was published in 2012 in the book...

In North American cities, there are 4 parking stalls for every car. Downtown cores usually devote 30% of their space for parking....

We love asking our guests to share a city they love and why. The city lovers we’ve had on the podcast generally...

The Olympics are often remembered for the moments that happen during the event, but we thought we’d explore an example of the...

When we talk about cities, developers are often the only businesses that get discussed. But how can other companies contribute to a...

How we design our cities impacts how we feel. From green spaces and tree-lined streets to walkable ‘hoods and lively public places,...

Last weekend, two of us from the team went to Winnipeg for the national Canadian Institute of Planners Conference. In collaboration with...

Across the world, a surprising amount of food doesn’t get eaten. Roughly one third of food is lost or wasted every year...

City-building activities don’t often include the voices of the kids, which means we’re all missing out. Not only do they provide refreshingly...

Today’s guest is Katrina Johnston Zimmerman, an advocate for equitable and women led cities. Through her observational methods as an urban anthropologist,...