The Movement Podcast Archive

Janet Attarian of SmithGroup believes the human side of our communities is what allows us to build trust, show empathy for each other, and integrate… Listen to Episode > “It All Starts and Ends With People”

For Stacy Thompson of Boston’s LivableStreets Alliance, a successful street is one that you can use safely and enjoyably, without even having to think about… Listen to Episode > “Making Society Better One Street at a Time”

How you define innovation will obviously impact how you implement it. Timothy Papandreou of Emerging Transport Advisors took a different approach to innovation at LA… Listen to Episode > “Independent Mobility is Sacrosanct”

Philadelphia leaders learned a lot of lessons from the 21 communities that launched a community bikeshare system before they did. Andrew Stober explains what the… Listen to Episode > “Who Is This System For?”

Just what are 15-minute cities and what does it mean for planning, community engagement, housing, and mobility? Dan Reed of Toole Design Group shares their… Listen to Episode > “Old Wine in New Bottles”

The peril of climate change inspired Meg Merritt of Movitas Mobility’s entry into the public transit industry and continues to motivate her fight to change… Listen to Episode > “The Baseline Public Good of Society”

Tomika Monterville of the San Antonio Transportation Department takes us inside her journey to helm this new department, why she’s so excited about San Antonio,… Listen to Episode > “We’re Not Lost, We’re Just Finding a New Way Home”

According to Mike McGinn, executive director of America Walks and former mayor of Seattle, walking is not just about sidewalk infrastructure, but how we express… Listen to Episode > “This Is Going To Take Persistence”

On issues of zoning, housing, and transportation, Greater Greater Washington’s policy manager Alex Baca recognizes that while the decisions made are political, the outcomes she… Listen to Episode > “This Stuff is Explicitly Political”

Both a provoker of bold ideas and an implementer of practical ones, Geraldine Gardner of the Centralina Regional Council dives into what’s necessary to make… Listen to Episode > “Our Leaders Are In The Grind”

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”

For Remix’s Rachel Zack and TransForm’s Jamario Jackson, the combination of technology and advocacy to advance mobility justice is more than an academic exercise; it’s… Listen to Episode > “There’s No Shortcut for Understanding the Context of Your Community”