New ep! We talk to Sy Adler about his 1980 manuscript about the birth of BART, and what we can learn about intergovernmental politics, real estate development, land value capture, and much, much more

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New ep! We have on Daniel Wortel-London to discuss "The Menace of Prosperity: New York City and the Struggle for Economic Development, 1865–1981"; 100 years of urban economic thought, with a spotlight on the georgist movement (and much more)

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New ep! We join the abundance of discourse on 'Abundance' with @cthelala.bsky.social of @publicenterprise.bsky.social and @emoscientist.bsky.social or @calelectricrail.org, etc

What does it miss, and why is its conception of politics so incomplete?

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New ep! We talk with Greg Miller about the new @CLandEconomics ‒ we discuss the organization's mission, various obstacles and opportunities within many state governments, and what's next

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New ep! Santa Clara thought selling the land under California's Great America was wise; Cedar Fair resold at a profit and announced the park's closure

We discuss with @nlaschkewitsch: what does this mean for the future of urban recreation?

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New ep! We return to talking Cincinnati with @jjunker.bsky.social: whether you're a local or not, you have a lot to learn about the municipal railroad sale, 20th century development patterns, and wtf the city is trying with "subway repurposing"

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