
All communities face certain challenges.But some people see challenges as opportunities.On Placemakers, we bring you stories about the spaces we inhabit and the people who shape them. Join us as we criss-cross the country, introducing you to real people in real communities — people who make a difference in how we travel, work, and live.You’ll never look at your community the same way again.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | GovernmentSociety & Culture | ||||

Imagine a place where you can stroll down the sidewalk, wave to your
neighbors on their porch, then pick up your dry cleaning or have lunch at the café.
That’s the kind of walkable, compact, mixed-use community envisioned by the
founders of New Ur... more
Seattle’s Yesler Terrace was the first racially integrated housing project in the U.S. Today, it remains a multicultural nexus for the city. The Seattle Housing Authority and its partners at JPMorgan Chase have been hard at work rebuilding and rejuve... more
George Leonidas Leslie was perhaps the most sensational—and successful!—criminal in American history. An architect by training, he planned and pulled off a series of record-breaking bank robberies throughout the late 1800s and arguably ushered in the... more
Long before the Black Lives Matter movement swept the U.S., Dallas’ police
chief tried to diffuse the anger and mistrust between minority communities and
police. His reforms made an impact. The number of people killed in confrontations
with police... more
This documentary style urbanism podcast profiles community drivers who are making a difference within their communities. It offers high production values, engaging place-based narratives, and a focus on community drivers rather than practitioners. Listening to Placemakers inspired me to get into podcasting, and definitely provided the blueprint for how I wanted to tell stories on my own podcast, Indigenous Urbanism.
Love that this show spans beyond topics on gentrification, etc. Show does a really great job of intersexting various other topics and how they relate to our cities and towns we live in. Listen to this while doing homework. Always leaves me thinking about the world & my neighborhood in a different way.
This podcast series is well produced. The stories are interesting, human and honest. If you like stories about urban spaces and urban planning, I haven't found a better podcast. If you like good story telling period, this is for you.
My only complaint? I've listened to all of them and don't know when they'll be adding more!
I love this podcast. It is so important to hear the stories that it tells and it tells them so well. It's so important to hear about life outside the bubble of your world, whatever it may be, and this podcasts works towards creating the empathy this world needs
Placemakers presents an enagaing array of stories about the many challenges facing cities, and how regular people are improving the places they love. From explaining old school, urban design strategies to investigating urgent issues around urban equity and justice, this podcast helps us better understand the power of place.










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