Exasperated Infrastructures Podcast
Exasperated Infrastructures Podcast
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Ever wonder why it's still Infrastructure Week? Peep this publication. www.exasperatedinfrastructures.com
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The podcast focuses on urban development, public policy, and architectural innovation, with episodes exploring themes such as city planning challenges and the impact of design on community well-being, highlighting conversations that delve into the author's expertise, like urban sustainability strategies and legislative reforms.
Ever wonder why it’s still Infrastructure Week? Peep this publication.
What a delight to speak to Sam Schwartz about his book (co-authored by Cary Pepper), Autokill, out tomorrow, August 18th, wherever you buy books.
Our conversation ranged from talking about the book, its origins, and Sam and Cary’s writing process to some truly juicy tidbits about New York City history only Sam could have woven into his answers.
I’ll also link to Streetsblog’s “exclusive excerpt” to whet your reading appetite. The full book is a quick and marvelous read that jolts between bits and pieces of Sam and Cary’s personas and reasonable traffic engineering factoids. Read on.
Really, though, our goal is to make sure we don’t end up like Christine.
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