This week we’re joined by Andrew Salzberg, head of policy at Transit App.  Salzberg talks with us about Transit’s "Guide to Open Mobility as a Service" and discusses how policy can create a better travel experience for everyone.  

Talking to a city planner about using data to make planning decisions, the geography of place, and what the future might look like with more information.

This week we’re joined once again by author Chuck Wolfe to talk about his book “Sustaining a City’s Culture and Character.”  We talk about sustainable travel and the “character” and “authenticity” of places.  We also talk in detail about the importance of context when considering planning for the future.

This week, we’re joined by Ben Holland, senior associate at the Rocky Mountain Institute to talk about important strategies for reducing emissions in the transportation and land use sectors. We talk about the disconnect between techno-optimists and urbanists in climate change approach, RMI’s new Colorado induced travel calculator, and the hard choices regions have on transportation and development.

Want great public spaces? Start with basic human dignity for all people.

This week, we’re joined by Sharon Roerty, senior program officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and Maki Kawaguchi, a director at Gehl, to talk about the Inclusive Healthy Places Framework

This week, we're talking to the hosts of The Movement Podcast about why politicians fail to convince the communities they claim they want to serve.

Let's face it, the infrastructure of tomorrow might be very different than the infrastructure for yesterday. So let's talk about that with two deep data people.

Look, it's just always good to talk to transit professionals. And these two guys from Philly have a lot to say about the vision of the future — and how the sausage gets made.

Let's talk about early childhood education, housing, and connecting transportation to community development.

Let's talk with Mindy Fullilove about the psychology of place, the strength of weak ties, and how cities are a part of nature.

We have met the enemy and it is the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.