Municipal Equation is a podcast about cities and towns in changing times. Created by the North Carolina League of Municipalities. Producer/host: Ben Brown.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryGovernmentSociety & Culture |
Cary Town Manager Sean Stegall is on the podcast discussing his new book, "." From the book's promotional materials: "Instilling a 'people first' philosophy, Stegall and the elected Cary Town Council are reshaping local government through collaborati... more
We're joined by Stephanie McGarrah of the NC Department of Commerce for a discussion of resources to rebuild homes that Hurricane Helene damaged or destroyed in the North Carolina mountains exactly one year ago. We cover the Renew NC initiative, its ... more
As with other episodes of Municipal Equation, this one originated from a casual, hallway conversation with a local government official. In this instance, podcast host Ben Brown was chatting at a League event with Mayor TJ Cawley of Morrisville, who'd... more
Are electric vehicles, or EVs, right for your municipal fleet? They've surged in everyday popularity over the past 20 years and now are available from most of the mainstream automakers. Increasingly, governments and agencies are bringing on EVs, and ... more
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Just started listening (unfortunately) very informative. Question on present subject matter would not need to be asked if we would used the tools readily available, and this is just one example. This is especially true for small to tiny communities that do not have the staff and or time to do all the research needed to make good, informed decisions.
This is not only a great resource for anyone in working municipal government, administratively or at the governance level, it's an excellent resource for anyone interested the role of municipalities in shaping the communities of the future - regardless of where you are. Municipalities often lead in innovation and progress, and this podcast is a great source of inspiration and ideas. Huge thanks to Ben and NC League of Municipalities for this important podcast!
As a long-time community advocate I appreciate Municipal Equation's demeanor; each episode delivers a sequence of useful insights. Lively, interesting and practical!
Love the Municipal Equation podcast!! It's a great listen that takes interesting issues and puts them into the context of local government. Awesome that it's local to NC but has a broad appeal beyond state lines.
This podcast is very well done and does a great job of sharing ideas going on in local government. I always learn something and enjoy every episode.
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Apple Podcasts | #116 |
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Focused on the evolving dynamics of municipalities, discussions often pivot around urgent and pertinent issues facing cities and towns, particularly in North Carolina. Topics typically include emergency management, climate resilience, community collaboration, and innovative governance strategies. Moreover, episodes frequently highlight the role of local leaders in shaping public policy and advancing infrastructure improvements. Engaging interviews with experts and officials facilitate a knowledge exchange that aims to inspire listeners involved in community development and local governance.
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Municipal Equation Podcast launched 9 years ago and published 144 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Municipal Equation Podcast include:
1. Stephanie McGarrah
2. TJ Cawley
3. Brandon Zudema
4. John Bonitz
5. Matt Lehrman
6. Bill Hollingsed
7. Leonardo Williams
8. Erik Wells
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