This week, we’re joined by Lily Bernheimer of Space Works Consulting. Lily, a Streetsblog/Open Plans Alum, talks to us about her book "The Shaping of Us: How Every Day Spaces Structure our Lives, Behavior, and Well-Being."

This week on the podcast we're joined by Adie Tomer a fellow at The Brookings Institution and Noah Siegel, Interim Deputy Director at the Portland Bureau of Transportation to talk about their new collaboration on a project called the Economic Value Atlas.

You GOT TO get to Vancouver!

Let's talk farm policy with Dan Imhoff! Why? Because agriculture policy plays a huge role in how city dwellers get their food — which affects a lot of other things.

Let's talk about why one of China's biggest cities has 16,000 electric buses — and New York has like four.

Access is a way to measure how easy it is to get places — often jobs — in how much time.

Let's talk about how measuring vehicle miles traveled is a better metric.

This week, we’re joined by Monica Holmes, placemaking manager for the City of Charlotte and the project manager for the rewrite of the transit-oriented development zoning ordinance. Yes, Charlotte has a placemaking manager!

A member of Parliament talks about creating better transportation options for her constituents, new transportation technologies, and the importance of political engagement.

It's a little different this week as we discuss a different form of mobility — in the air.

Let's discuss transit ridership trends around the country!

The urban issues writer talks to us about his love of writing about highways — for good and evil! — and his overall process for coming up with ideas.