A Fond Farewell
Everything Urban
My unedited conclusion to this podcast.
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A Better Use for Autonomous Driving Technology
Everything Urban
Unedited. So long as I get credit you may have this idea. Hire me as well.
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Artists and Blue Collar Workers Unite for Cities
Everything Urban
Unedited. Cities need to make homes for people of all career backgrounds.
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Airbnb is a Verb AND Good for Cities
Everything Urban
Unedited. What happens when several generations in a row don't learn basic economics in school? Regulations in opposition to Airbnb.
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Cities need a Divorce from Past Industries
Everything Urban
Unedited. Railyards in cities? C'mon already, get a divorce lawyer.
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Urban Families are the Best
Everything Urban
Unedited. Kids raised in cities are more resilient, independent, happier, and more empowered then kids raised elsewhere, at least according to me.
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Suburbs are the Worst
Everything Urban
Unedited. I cannot even think of a defense of suburbs. They are just across the board bad.
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Maybe 200 sq ft is Enough
Everything Urban
Unedited. Can we please stop dictating minimum housing standards that the poor cannot afford?
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Want a Gym with your Studio Apartment?
Everything Urban
Unedited. Amenities in apartment buildings are awesome on many levels.
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Renting vs Owning
Everything Urban
Unedited. Having been on all sides of this fight, I have come down strongly in favor of renting.
info_outlineJoin my new co-host Roger Valdez and I as we discuss the topic that is gaining new traction thanks to a book by Nolan Gray titled Abritrary Lines: How Zoning Broke the American City and How to Fix It. Whatever the origins of zoning are and no matter how outdates those ideas are, zoning persists, and Cities are all the worst for it.