This week on Mondays Wes Marshall is back! We chat about his trip to Bogota Columbia, the connections between biological structure and the built environment, and of course we discuss the news from last week including climate migration, high speed rail, roundabouts, and healthy urbanism.

Check out below for the show notes including links to the items we chatted about and a full AI generated unedited transcript of this show. And don't forget to check this out on YouTube.

Show Notes

Ants that count - NPR

Austin to Mexico HSR? MySA

Japan's 60 years of HSR - The Guardian

To Mexico Under Wires - The Overhead Wire

Moving to Disaster Prone Areas - New York Times

Nowhere is safe, not even climate havens - The Guardian

Galveston at the edge of the seawall - Washington Post

A worse case scenario - Washington Post

Rebuilding roads post disaster - Wired Magazine

The Sprawl - The Overhead Wire

The Modular Roundabout - Equipment World

Rethinking La Rambla - El Pais

Obvious Solutions v. Actual Ones - The Overhead Wire

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