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Brad Biehl

A workshop for American urban design + urban planning. Join a prolific collective of neighborhood staples as we look to better brand American urbanism. New conversations, each week.

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Episodis

123 episodis

  1. 122 / Powerlessness, the "Golden Girls" bill, & spare bedrooms / with Rachel Cohen Booth 35:52
  2. 121 / Delaying housing, by design / with Jonathan Berk 1:01:16
  3. 120 / Making the American landscape as we know it / with John Dean Davis 59:32
  4. 119 / A walkable pocket in Tampa, Florida / with James Nozar 58:35
  5. 118 / the monday commute: Why do we focus on American design? 8:51
  6. 117 / Place as process, not product / with Ben Donsky 1:03:12
  7. 116 / Summer of triangulation. 30:52
  8. 115 / Getting policy to actually build / with Amy Tomasso 54:52
  9. 114 / The American family rowhome / with Bobby Fijan 55:47
  10. 113 / Bike parking blunders. 17:59
  11. 112 / Middle housing university / with Alkarim Devani 1:03:34
  12. 111 / Is data center NIMBYism uniting the populace? / with Avani Adhikari 50:54
  13. 110 / A walkable algorithm / with Paul Stout 39:17
  14. 109 / The missing middle of our food infrastructure / with Caitlin Taylor 1:03:19
  15. 108 / The single-family starter home trap / with Tahra Hoops 1:02:31
  16. 107 / Streets as a microcosm of democracy / with Ben Wolf 51:17
  17. 106 / Field notes from Oslo, Stockholm, & Copenhagen. 28:26
  18. 105 / Cities bet on millennials, but forgot they'd have kids / with Rachel Booth 58:33
  19. 104 / Large-scale architecture's role & responsibility in urbanism / with Forth Bagley 50:28
  20. 103 / Super bowl economics, stadium financing, & sports as a land use / with Dominic Leonardo 1:10:18
  21. 102 / Public land, Ruben Gallego and federal housing plans, & loneliness / with Diana Lind 56:11
  22. 101 / Understanding eviction data / with Juan Pablo Garnham 54:15
  23. 100 / Winter is the best time to start walking everywhere. 23:28
  24. 99 / A second life for America's abandoned oil wells / with Kemp Gregory 52:38
  25. 98 / Trunk-or-treats, & the irony of safetyism. 17:20
  26. 97 / Is California (finally) ready to build enough housing? / with Nolan Gray 1:08:05
  27. 96 / How cities avoid becoming clichés / with Ryan Short 56:33
  28. 95 / What is our healthcare equivalent? 12:23
  29. 94 / A new book on Big Car / with David Obst 48:21
  30. 93 / The pretext for infrastructure investment is there. 14:00
  31. 92 / The problem with those “most walkable cities” lists. 27:14
  32. 91 / A model for communal workforce housing / with Matt McPheely 44:34
  33. 90 / Public space design, on the U.S. + Mexico border / with Miguel Mendoza 54:34
  34. 89 / How Cambridge gets stuff done / with Burhan Azeem 51:07
  35. 88 / Why Bentonville (& NWA) is booming / with Sophie McAdara 51:54
  36. 87 / Summer festivals are a gateway to urbanism. 31:25
  37. 86 / Families are smaller, yet homes are larger / with Eric Kronberg 54:54
  38. 85 / Talking housing policy (or anything) with Gen Z / with Tahra Hoops 1:01:00
  39. 84 / Capping vehicle speeds at 85 mph, & safety bonuses for car companies. 30:00
  40. 83 / Charlotte's trajectory / with Clayton Sealey 53:17
  41. 82 / May urbanism news you may have missed / with bike creator Sam Westby 48:22
  42. 81 / On the national housing policy discourse / with Diana Lind 57:11
  43. 80 / Pedestrian & driver relations, traffic data narratives, & a week in NYC. 49:29
  44. 79 / Shifting suburban strategy in Sacramento / with Rachel Bardis 53:43
  45. 78 / A tariff countermove, & bikeshare revisited. 26:20
  46. 77 / Walking makes us better drivers. 25:45
  47. 76 / Charlotte, maintaining the optimism, & a MLS season preview / with Tesho Akindele 36:04
  48. 75 / Thank you, Donald Shoup. 54:04
  49. 74 / Agricultural urbanism / with Scott Snodgrass 45:27
  50. 73 / Colin Cowherd moves to Chicago, Chalamet bikes the red carpet, & Gunna runs in the road. 29:00