A majorly successful social engagement program with a yearlong waiting list. Pianos left in the urban outdoors for any random person to play. And a totally mysterious city data collector. We plunge into their mutual concepts -- creative or playful ways of connecting people and their town -- and how they might work where you live. There's a lot of hectic stuff going on out there, so take this episode as a bit of fun (though our warmest and most immediate thoughts are with everyone impacted by the many recent or active natural disasters and other hardships). We also call upon you to help us solve what ranks as one of the weirdest downtown mysteries out there today. Listen now to hear about it. Shownotes: Seattle Walk Report - https://www.instagram.com/seattlewalkreport/ RDU Baton on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rdubaton/ RDU Baton website - http://www.rdubaton.com Pianos in the Parks - http://pianosintheparks.org Episode 32: Games Over Gangs - https://soundcloud.com/municipalequation/ep-32-games-over-gangs Hugo's House of Horrors and David Gray - http://www.dgray.com/hwpage.htm Other urban piano projects: Here's the deal with all those pianos parked outside in uptown Charlotte - http://www.charlottefive.com/piano-parking-charlotte-gives-permission-make-noise-uptown/ Goldsboro public piano fuels man's musical passion - http://www.wral.com/goldsboro-public-piano-fuels-man-s-musical-passion/16431390/ Street Pianos - http://www.streetpianos.com