Taproot Edmonton presents a weekly discussion on key stories in municipal politics. We pay attention to City Council so you don't have to! Join us as we delve into conversations about the context surrounding decisions made at City Hall.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 329 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews |
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We dive into all the last-minute motions that council squeezed in during its final week of meetings this term. Plus, we talk about construction woes on the west end, inconsistencies between different rezoning applications, and a candidate's proposal ... more
Executive committee has approved the sale of land to build supportive housing, but not everyone is happy about it. Plus, urban planning committee wants more red tape for short-term rentals, and we hop on the bike bus.
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This week, we talk about infrastructure, incumbency, and infill developments. Plus, a promised update on spray parks, and we talk about where you can find Taproot at some upcoming events.
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So much better with just Mack.
I’ve listened to more than a hundred episodes, and while I still only speak English and French, I have enjoyed following this podcast.
Two overgrown undergrads parrot the standard #yegtwitter lines about municipal affairs. It’s not a bad roundup of what’s going on in city council. But their analysis of the issues is sometimes superficial, and — sorry guys — their jokes aren’t funny. Two stars for trying. But it would be less of a hate listen if they took a more journalistic tone and cut back on the echo-chamber editorializing.
Troy and Mac really do their homework to help us stay informed on the workings behind the walls at city hall. Although not guaranteed to keep one’s blood pressure down, I still appreciate their highlights of the machinations of council workings.
Great show, very informative. I have never heard the fire department mentioned, that must be a big budget line too, any future episodes planned to discuss the state of that area?
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Focused on municipal politics, the content covers key stories and issues surrounding local governance, primarily relating to City Council. Episodes typically include discussions on upcoming elections, various municipal projects, community engagement initiatives, and the intricacies of local governance as hosts analyze decisions made at City Hall. Notably, the podcast adopts a humorous yet informative approach, making complex political topics digestible for listeners who want to stay engaged with local affairs. It emphasizes the importance of community insights and maintains a focus on the political dynamics shaping the city.
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Recent guests on Speaking Municipally include:
1. Stephanie Gillis-Polgard
2. Karen Unlin
3. Karen Unland
4. Michael Janz
5. Adam Nashman
6. Rahim Jaffer
7. Tom Viinikka
8. Andrew Nack
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