We advocate for a model of development that allows our cities, towns and neighborhoods to grow financially strong and resilient.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 600 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Government |
On this week’s episode of the Strong Towns Podcast, Chuck is joined by Beth Osborne, the director of Transportation for America, to discuss the Highway Trust Fund. They cover its history, how it affects federal and state transportation policies, and ... more
In this episode of the Strong Towns Podcast, Chuck addresses a question he frequently gets from young people: "What educational or career path should I take if I want to build strong towns?" more
At the Table is a podcast that discusses how community-based ministries can contribute to the common good via mutual relationships, spiritual practice, simplicity and an awareness of God’s activity in communities. They recently invited Strong Towns P... more
In this special episode of the Strong Towns Podcast, Chuck talks about fraud in the housing market. He discusses how it manifests, how it gradually saturates the market and how it’s connected to housing bubbles. He then explores how fraud plays a rol... more
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I just don’t get the overly loud music at the end. is there a good reason for this? Is this just how you do broadcast?. And some guy starts shouting over top of the shrill harmonica that has jacked up the music to another level. Is there some thinking behind this? Why is it so much louder than the rest of the podcast?
“When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.” Strong Towns demonstrates how this country fails to heed this warning.
Please tell the guest to get off the speaker phone. Pretty sure she’s in a tile tunnel with the phone several yards away.
This is a pretty important podcast, from a professional engineer who discovered, based on his fiscally conservative upbringing, that the way we’ve been doing towns and cities in America is fundamentally unsustainable and must change. more
I genuinely enjoy this organization and the work that they are doing. more
Apple Podcasts | #34 | United States/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #55 | Canada/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #157 | United Kingdom/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #52 | Australia/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #54 | France/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #167 | Germany/Government |
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