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How One Front Yard Became a Neighborhood Pop Up

Episode 228

Discover how Denton mom and civic advocate Lauren Penn turned her front yard into a thriving micro market for local makers and families, all without …

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From Empty Lots to Budget Gaps: Mapping Portland

Episode 227

Downtown Portland is full of vacant lots, surface parking, and struggling storefronts—and every one of them has a price tag. Sam and Jeremiah break d…

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From Biostatistics to Better Streets in Fayetteville

Episode 226

After moving through nine states, Aaron Caldwell chose Fayetteville as home—and started using his data skills to decode city finances and a key local…

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How One Tiny House Helped Shift Boise’s Housing Rules

Episode 225

After the recession upended her architecture career, building a tiny house on wheels helped Macy Miller recover financially and dramatically lower he…

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Walking, Visibility, And One Mom’s Fight For Safer Streets

Episode 224

After seeing a neighbor struck by a car — again — Abigail Hoiland set out to make people walking impossible to overlook. She shares how Stop Umbrella…

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How One Ballot Initiative Could Legalize Affordable Starter Homes

Episode 223

Andrew Mikula is leading a grassroots campaign to put affordable housing on the Massachusetts ballot in 2026. The initiative would legalize single-fa…

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How Do You Build Safe Streets in Car-Dependent Places?

Episode 222

Columbia, South Carolina, is the 12th deadliest metro for pedestrians in America. Columbia resident Regan Freeman is working to change that, as the d…

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How Floor Plans Drive Families from Cities (and What Helps Them Stay)

Episode 221

Most city apartments are designed for roommates, not families with babies. Bobby Fijan, co-founder of The American Housing Corporation, explains how …

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Bringing the Strong Towns Conversation to a Growing City

Episode 220

Nick Frevold launched a Strong Towns Local Conversation in Huntsville, Alabama — and found more demand than he expected. He shares what it took to ge…

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Is Crowdfunding A Good Way To Fund Local Projects?

Episode 219

What if your neighborhood could raise the money it needs without waiting for grants or traditional funding? Kathleen Minogue, founder of Crowdfund Be…

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