Are we coming full circle? Matthew and Larry discuss urban and suburban density and public transportation, and in the process circle around to other podcasts from this season.

Paying more but getting less? Larry and Matthew discuss the concept of shrinkflation as the economy moves out of the pandemic and how that affects home buyers and builders.

We know we said the last jobs podcast was the last one. But we promise this one is. At least for now. Join Larry and Matthew as they talk about the pros and cons of switching architecture firms on a regular basis. Are you losing out on opportunities? Or gaining valuable experience.

Job searching is never easy, and when you're an architect, you never know what job posting will come your way. Matt and Larry spend this episode talking with two very different individuals about two different topics that arose as Matt began looking for work.

Is a subway just a means to get from A to B? Or is there more there? Join Matthew and Larry as they talk about international transit, how transit is perceived, and how subways act as social safety nets. And they throw in a little bit of architecture as well.

Having trouble finding a job? Ever think about creating your own? Matthew and Larry interview very recent firm owner Michael Fittz, AIA about launching a new architecture practice during the pandemic. Is there ever a good time to start something new?

Looking for work? Matthew and Larry go through job postings and share the good, bad, and ugly about each one and offer insight into what firms mean when listing responsibilities and requirements.

You've landed your first job. Now what? Matt and Larry share some advice about the first few years working for an architecture firm. Will the honeymoon last?

Ever wonder what's behind your favorite saying? Matt and Larry share how the built environment has helped influence every day expressions, whether in London, Brazil, or just the architecture office.

Looking for a job? In the first episode of the Job series, Matthew and Larry share some of their own work history, strategies for finding a job in architecture, and some of the unusual places for job listings. Be sure to stay tuned for future episodes around internships, job postings, and interviewing.