Let's talk about how cities can encourage better commerce.

Talking to AARP about how every city can become more age-friendly, how the pandemic is affecting older Americans, and how we can think more holistically about aging in place.

Talking to the new Urban Institute honcho about projects added to his transit inventory, the new infrastructure bill and a look back at our predictions from last year.

No one likes congestion, but that's not a reason to pool a lot of public money into it, says an expert.

This week, we talk about diversity in transit (and the need for more!) with Angie Rivera-Malpiede of the Regional Transportation District in Denver, and Cindy Chavez, a Santa Clara County, Calif. supervisor.

A podcast on why it's important to sometimes get lost.

What happens when disruption disrupting the disruptor? Click and find out.

This is "a plannerly podcast" about the ultimately plannerly issue — better rail links in the SF Bay Area.

"I think cars are the problem for sure, but we all have to do our part," says Revel's vice president.

This week, we’re again joined by Shared Use Mobility Center Founder-in-Residence Sharon Feigon, who talks with us about what she hopes the focus will be for the new administration, how shared mobility has fared during the pandemic, and her plans for the future.

Electrifying a bus fleet is not as simple as buying electric buses and simply plugging them in!

More discussion of racism, the need for active transportation policies and why — why, God why — we accept road deaths that claim the scores of people every single day.