Implementing regional policy changes doesn’t happen overnight. Chrissy Mancini Nichols shares the little steps she took over a number of years to make major changes… Listen to Episode > “A Lot of Change is Incremental”
Though BikeWalkKC spearheaded the advocacy on decriminalizing walking and biking in Kansas City, they didn’t go it alone. Michael Kelley breaks down the process BikeWalkKC… Listen to Episode > “Advocacy is a Team Sport”
As someone who has found her home in public service, Anita Cozart of the District of Columbia’s Office of Planning recognizes that while there is… Listen to Episode > “An Urgent Invitation”
In his final episode as host, Josh Cohen reflects and offers gratitude for his three years hosting The Movement Podcast. EPISODE TRANSCRIPT TO COME… Listen to Episode > “The Last Stop”
In the array of changes necessary to avert climate disaster, the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy’s Heather Thompson believes that we will need not… Listen to Episode > “People Want Other Options”
In order to enable an “avalanche of opportunity” that the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law could allow, former US Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx believes that we… Listen to Episode > “What Is Different About Today?”
Joe Regier of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County uses transit as a way to introduce the university—and its diversity, intelligence, and amenities—to the communities… Listen to Episode > “How Can We Move Beyond Our Circle?”
From mobility entrepreneur to city official to now non-profit executive, Stacey Matlen’s transportation journey now includes helping entrepreneurs navigate complex procurements in order to solve… Listen to Episode > “I Do Have the Power to Create Change”