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Over the next year, Nolan Gray will be talking to the scholars, writers, activists, and policymakers who are changing the conversation about cities. In biweekly conversations, a guest and Nolan will explore the past, present, and future of cities and the policies that shape them. If you’re totally new to the subject, fear not. He’ll begin conversations with the basics and clarify jargon as we move into a variety of fascinating, if complex, subjects. If you listen to the popular podcast Econtalk, you might have a general idea of what we’m going for.

 

Of course, this won’t just be a one-way conversation. Each week, Nolan will post links and articles related to the conversation on marketurbanism.com/podcast, where you can share your thoughts and give feedback on the show.

 

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Episode 05: Samuel Zipp and Nathan Storring on Vital Little Plans

October 26, 2016 By Nolan Gray

  This week on the Market Urbanism Podcast, I chat with Samuel Zipp and Nathan Storring on the wonderful new volume Vital Little Plans: The Short Works of Jane Jacobs. From Jacobs’ McCarthy-era defense of unorthodox thinking to snippets of her unpublished history of humanity, the book is a must-read for fans of Jane Jacobs. In this […]

Episode 04: Anthony Ling on Brazilian Cities and the Future of Transportation

October 12, 2016 By Nolan Gray

My guest this week is Anthony Ling. Anthony is founder and editor of Caos Planejado, a Brazilian website on cities and urban planning. He also founded Bora, a … [Read More...]

Episode 03: Sanford Ikeda on Jane Jacobs

September 21, 2016 By Nolan Gray

 My guest this week is Sanford Ikeda, a professor of economics at SUNY Purchase and a visiting scholar at New York University. He has written extensively on … [Read More...]

Episode 02: Emily Hamilton on Land-Use Regulation and the Cost of Housing

September 7, 2016 By Nolan Gray

When I was scheduling out the first few episodes of the Market Urbanism Podcast, it seemed natural to start with one of Market Urbanism's favorite topics: the relationship between land-use regulation and rising housing costs in American cities. This week I sit … [Read More...]

Episode 01: Announcing the Market Urbanism Podcast!

August 25, 2016 By Nolan Gray

Phew! It's finally here. After spending a good chunk of my summer researching podcasting, reaching out to potential guests, and recording my first few episodes, I am excited to announce the launch of the Market Urbanism Podcast.You can currently find the … [Read More...]

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