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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 375 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews | |||

We speak with Coun. Ashley Salvador and Aaron Budnick of the Edmonton Bike Coalition about Edmonton's slow bike-lane build-out and the province's threat to derail it. Plus, we hear about the confusing budget of it all and how funding decisions will d... more
This week, municipalities weigh in on new strategic and business plans from Edmonton Global. Gibbons and Beaumont are out, but Edmonton is all in. Plus, council pushes forward with the active transportation network expansion, and we get an update on ... more
City administration is bowing down to provincial bike lane legislation that doesn't even exist yet. Plus, council requested more information on how infill impacts surrounding property values, and we discuss the proposed LRT station fare gate pilot.
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We speak with Edmonton Global CEO Daryn Edgar and Spruce Grove Mayor Jeff Acker about Edmonton Global's new strategic plan and how shareholders are feeling about the organization these days. Plus, we bring you an update on Gibbons, the best little to... more
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Like the title says, they present lots of useful information but their opinions are a bit one-sided. I wish they had someone who disagreed more with them or provided alternative views.
Listing to tales of city politics and news could be a snorefest but not when you listen to this podcast!
I am now actually interested in what’s happening in my city after living in Edmonton for 40+ years!
Keep up the good work and I love the knowledge, wit and humour the hosts share with their listeners !
PS. glad you liked the monitor and the socks 🩷
Troy will be missed
Five stars for replacing the annoying one with a journalist.
Pretty big fumble to let Troy even consider leaving. The podcast was successful because it was uniquely passionate, funny, and accurate, and this feels like some founders not understanding what has impact in the media and the city. No one wants a podcast that is a simple reporting of local facts, and no one wants the ai summary newsletters either.
You had an edge, and now that edge is going to go make triple figures somewhere that sees how well Troy has read the moment. I hope anyway.
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This show centers on Edmonton's municipal politics, offering practical context and succinct analysis of City Hall decisions. Episodes frequently cover budget debates, infrastructure projects, zoning and development, and public engagement processes, often featuring city councillors, municipal staff, and policy-focused journalists as guests. A notable strength is its accessible take on complex urban issues, with a lively host dynamic that blends pragmatism, humor, and civic-minded storytelling. The format works well for listeners who want a concise digest of local governance, plus informed commentary on how decisions affect neighborhoods, businesses, and daily life in the city.
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Recent guests on Speaking Municipally include:
1. Daryn Edgar
2. Jeff Acker
3. Dr. Kisha Supernant
4. Miranda Jimmy
5. Reed Clarke
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8. Andrew Naik
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