Why do many American “cities” look like ugly asphalt wastelands with traffic problems? Why don’t our cities look the way they did in the past? The answer to some of these questions is the prevalence of car-centric urban planning in the United States. In this podcast, Daniel Kogan shares his disgust with these planning practices.

Opinion: The Problem with Car-Centric Urban Planning

Hills Review is the student podcast at Half Hollow Hills High School East and is produced by members of the Podcasting and Filmmaking Club.

Every month during the school year, you can hear a wide variety of ideas and voices on this podcast. There are discussions, stories, insightful interviews, audio documentaries, opinions, and more.

The one thing these podcasts have in common -- is that they are all created by -- and about things -- that matter to us: the students at High School East.

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Hills Review is the student podcast at Half Hollow Hills High School East and is produced by members of the Podcasting and Filmmaking Club. Every month during the school year, you can hear a wide variety of ideas and voices on this podcast. There are discussions, stories, insightful interviews, audio documentaries, opinions, and more. The one thing these podcasts have in common -- is that they are all created by -- and about things -- that matter to us: the students at High School East.

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Opinion: The Problem with Car-Centric Urban Planning

Opinion: The Problem with Car-Centric Urban Planning