Daniel Herriges, senior editor at Strong Towns, joins us to talk about some important housing-related stories from 2019 and what lessons they hold for those of us who care about housing equity.

Nontraditional retail has gained ground in many cities recently. In this episode, we examine whether we’re getting it right, or if there’s room to improve.

It's a crossover episode! Kevin Shepherd and Monte Anderson talk affordable housing, incremental development, and more on the Chaffee Housing Report.

Chuck Marohn of Strong Towns stops by to talk about what's keeping our cities from building prosperity, and what regular citizens and professionals can do about it.

What does public engagement look like when it's well done? What are some pitfalls to look out for? Who and what is it for, exactly? This is Part 2 of 2.

What does public engagement look like when it's well done? What are some pitfalls to look out for? Who and what is it for, exactly? This is Part 1 of 2.

Engineer Mike McKay Mike joins the show for a wide-ranging discussion on the past, present, and future of the engineering profession—and its role in the way we’ve built our cities.

In Part 2, we discuss some of the criticisms of placemaking, and we give our answer to the question: "Are we doing this right?"

Placemaking is one of those ubiquitous urbanist buzzwords. We discuss what is actually means, what it came about as a response to, and why it might look different depending on the location.

Jerry Paffendorf of Loveland Technologies joins us to talk about parcel data (and how it can be used for good), Detroit's history and present, the legacy of the U.S. Public Land Survey, and much more.