Our current obsessions: @amypoehler.bsky.social's podcast, Good Hang, and @amandalitman.bsky.social's book, When We're in Charge. Check out the full interview with the @runforsomething.net cofounder here: youtu.be/Y6wMoRyZBEQ

"But if you think you're gonna do huge things without any negative side effects, then you're in California.

You don't get anything done. We need to get things done. We need to build. I mean, you do it in a fair way, but we can't take 10 years to get an apartment" - @tomsteyer1.bsky.social

Americans don’t want ‘degrowth.’ They want lower bills, reliable power, and a growing paycheck.

That means building more energy — renewables, nuclear, and faster permitting. @gallego.senate.gov explains why.

Got our first hater and 1 star review! Remember to leave a comment too.

@mattyglesias.bsky.social's Abundance arc says a lot about Democrats. Hear the full story on today’s podcast at noon

Jerry Brown talked about CEQA reform for years. Newsom just… did it.

Hate to say it but points to @gavinnewsom.bsky.social

“10% of students at Cal will experience homelessness... There’s notorious NIMBY groups that are homeowners that live within a quarter mile to half mile of the campus, but don’t want the campus to build student housing for their students, and sue… to stop housing” - @buffywicks.bsky.social

But why the funny name? As the New York Times wrote in 1902, pie is the American synonym of prosperity. But today, too many Americans feel left behind and too many political leaders are governing out of scarcity making the pie smaller and restricting who is allowed a piece. 🥧🥧

First, meet your hosts: Armand Domalewski (CA YIMBY + social media extraordinaire), Burhan Azeem (Cambridge councilor who passed America’s biggest upzoning), and Justine Underhill (Falls Church councilor leading on housing + transit). 🥧🥧

We released our first episode of Everybody Gets Pie yesterday and we’re thrilled with the warm and gooey response (sorry, sorry!) 🥧🥧