Today's episode is shorter than normal, but is intended to show the more personal side of the professionals we've been introduced to. 

In this episode I'm speaking with the founder of Maglin Site Furniture, Ian McAskile. 

Today's interview with Glenn LaRue Smith highlights the importance of an open dialogue and a network for black Landscape Architects around the globe. 

Today I’m speaking with Thomas Woltz on a variety of topics and projects from Conservation Agriculture to Public Parks and Open Spaces.

Today's inaugural Crossover Episode highlights one of ASLA's allied organizations, APBP. The Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals is an organization helping to lead the charge for cyclist and pedestrian safety and related design. 

With the registration for the 2020 Conference on Landscape Architecture opening up on May 6th, I spoke with the Conference Co-Chairs about what goes on behind-the-scenes.  The discussion ranged from the event and planning continuing despite current events to the intricacies of being the hosting chapter and Conference Co-Chair.

This week I spoke with Veronica Meadows and Rebecca Moden about CLARB and the LARE. There's an important update about the 2020 April administration of the exam, so be sure to listen to hear the news. 

CREDITS: Cover art by @jamesebutler and music by Adam Trakinskas and Dan Ross

In this episode I'm chatting with Wendy Miller, the current President of the American Society of Landscape Architects. 

CREDITS: Cover art by @jamesebutler and music by Adam Trakinskas and Dan Ross

This intro episode is for me to introduce myself and the reasons for starting the podcast. Bear with me as I navigate this new medium and get into the swing of things! 

CREDITS: Cover Art by @jamesebutler and Music by Adam Trakinskas and Dan Ross