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California Planning & Development Report episodes
- July 13, 2020: Alicia John-Baptiste, San Francisco Planning & Urban Research
CP&DR’s Josh Stephens speaks with Alicia Johns-Baptiste, the new director of Bay Area land use think tank San Francisco Planning & Urban Research. This interview was conducted May 23, 2020.
23 min - June 8, 2020: What is The Urban Mystique?
Planners often focus on the minutiae of their cities. But cities are greater than the sum of their parts.
CP&DR Editor Bill Fulton speaks with Contributing Editor Josh Stephens about his new book, The Urban Mystique: Notes on California, Los Angeles, and Beyond. It's a look at the human side of urban planning and at what's great, and not-so-great, about the built environment that Californians have dealt themselves.
Recorded May 29, 2020.
30 min - 1 min
- May 28, 2020: Julia Lave Johnston, President, American Planning Assoc., California ChapterJosh Stephens speaks with California APA President Julia Lave Johnston about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the planning profession.22 min
- CP&DR Podcast May 13, 2020: Senate Bill 35; Horton Plaza; Telecommuting; Online Meetings; Interview with Meg Walker, Project for Public Spaces
Bill Fulton and Josh Stephens discuss the latest planning news as reported in the California Planning & Development Report:
- The Silicon Valley Battle Over SB 35
- San Diego's Iconic Horton Plaza to be Reborn as Tech Hub
- Will Telecommuting Stick?
- Planning Meetings Move Online
Josh interviews Meg Walker, senior placemaker at the Project for Public Spaces, about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on attitudes toward and the future of public space.34 min - The Silicon Valley Battle Over SB 35
- CP&DR Podcast April 14, 2020: Housing Crash, Planning Budgets, Legal Update
Volume 1, Episode 2 of the CP&DR podcast features Bill Fulton and Josh Stephens discussing the impending housing crash caused by the COVID19 economic shutdown, the fiscal pain that planning departments will feel as local revenues dry up, and a few court cases related to the California Environmental Quality Act.
27 min - CP&DR Podcast: Mar. 26, 2020: Coronavirus; SB 50; Future of California Housing
CP&DR’s inaugural podcast episode. Bill Fulton and Josh Stephens discuss how California's planning departments are adapting to remote work; how the legislature has promoted housing development even with the failure of Senate Bill 50; and how the virus crisis may exacerbate the housing crisis.
Copyright California Planning & Development Report 2020.
29 min
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The podcast version of the California Planning & Development Report (www.cp-dr.com), the leading independent source of news and analysis for the urban planning community in California. Covering…
policy, housing, transportation, finance, trends and more. Featuring Editor Bill Fulton, Contributing Editor Josh Stephens, and special guests.