Andy and James sit down to talk about how we can take existing structures and give them a new life, much as a Phoenix rising from the ashes! Arise, oh Denver!

Here is the day of action coming up Wednesday: On March 11, we’re coming together for safe streets | Denver Streets Partnership

Andy and James sit down to discuss being our state's capital. How did that happen? What does it mean? Should we like it? How does this relate to Rome?!

Ho ho ho! Enjoy our end of the year episode where we don't try very hard! Hope you're having a good holiday and we'll see you for more urbanism in 2026!

Andy and James sit down with transit advocacy group Greater Denver Transit to learn about their recent wins and what's next for transit in Denver.

Learn more!: Greater Denver Transit - Advocating for a better RTD.

Andy and James sit and reflect on the elections, what they thought was going to happen, what did happen, and why any of this really matters anyway.

James and Andy sit down with Jill Locantore of the Denver Streets Partnership to talk about the bold idea for making transit fast, frequent, and reliable - A Vision for Transit in the Denver Region.

You can read more about that here: A Vision for Transit in the Denver Region

Please donate to DSP here! - Denver Streets Partnership – Streets are for people

James Warren chats with Wes Marshall, Author of "Killed by a Traffic Engineer", about what we can do to make Denver just a bit safer.

James Warren chats with Chuck Marohn, founder of Strong Towns, about what we can do to make Denver just a bit stronger.

Andy Cushen and James Warren sit down to discuss why exactly our Denver buildings look the way they do.

Here is the video Andy mentioned: Why Every New Building Looks the Same

Andy Cushen and James Warren talk about the hottest news in town - the revocation of parking minima from the zoning code. Technically these went into effect yesterday (8/11/25) but what are we, competent hosts?!

To learn more, check out these books from your local library:

The High Cost of Free Parking

Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World