
Welcome to the American Planning Association Podcast. This is your source for discussions, interviews, and lectures on a multitude of planning topics.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 287 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentEducation | |||

Co-hosts Divya Gandhi and Em Hall continue the Critical Conversations in Transportation Planning series with a conversation that challenges transportation planners to reckon with a new kind of infrastructure: the data center. Recorded at the 2026 Nat... more
In this episode of the Trend Talk podcast, a companion series for the 2026 Trend Report for Planners, Joe DeAngelis, AICP, research manager at the American Planning Association (APA), chats with author and professor Tom Sanchez, AICP. The two engage ... more
In this episode of the APA Podcast, Roberta Rewers, senior communications manager, explores California’s Land Use Planning for Wildfires in California Training Program, recipient of the 2025 Resilience and Sustainability Award.
Joined by Molly Mow... more
In this episode of the APA podcast, Roberta Rewers, senior communications manager, explores Detroit's Heavyweight Impact: The Joe Louis Greenway Neighborhood Planning Study for Inclusive Neighborhood Growth, recipient of the 2025 National Planning Ex... more
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I am a transportation engineer serving on the Equity Committee of ITE. I applaud Oboi for his powerful actions and appreciate his constructive criticism of transportation industry practice. Awesome podcast! Thank you.
I sometimes like this podcast and find the episodes informative. Can be a good way to learn about new writing and initiatives in planning. Other times they are the most surface-level, buzzword filled drivel of the sort that dominates the planning profession (ex: San Diego County episode). Would appreciate a more critical perspective. But that’s that APA for ya.
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Not everyone can or want to get a degree in Urban Planning, Equity Planning or Placemaking, so I am beyond grateful to learn from this platform - especially one that is grounded in a justice framework. I am an artist- researcher and I appreciate your work. Thank you!
Wonderful podcast delving into the projects, ideas, and minds of figures in various fields pertaining to city management. Looking forward to hearing more!
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A conversation-focused series that centers on urban planning, transportation, resilience, and governance, with a strong emphasis on practical implementation and cross-sector collaboration. Episodes frequently explore wildfire risk reduction, equitable neighborhood development, local governance, rural mobility, and innovative planning methods, often featuring practitioners, academics, and municipal leaders who share actionable insights, case studies, and frameworks for engaging communities. The show tends to attract professionals and policymakers who want concrete takeaways, real-world constraints, and strategies to translate planning concepts into tangible outcomes. A notable strength is the blend of design, policy, and community engagement... more
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Recent guests on American Planning Association include:
1. Manny Patole
2. Tom Sanchez
3. Molly Mowery
4. Matt Damon
5. Michele Flournoy
6. Ashley DiCaro
7. Nestor Davidson
8. Luke Van Denend
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