additional show: audio

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1. 1▶L.A.’s 8-Mile Bike Path Is Now a $1 Billion ProjectUpzoned56:09Notes
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2. 2▶Local Change Doesn’t Require a Big CrowdThe Bottom-Up Revolution20:21Notes
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3. 3▶The Sidewalk Joy Changing Portland’s SidewalksThe Bottom-Up Revolution44:22Notes
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4. 4▶The Water Crisis That Left a Small Town AbandonedUpzoned45:23Notes
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5. 5▶The Unexpected Value of a Walking TourThe Bottom-Up Revolution17:57Notes
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6. 6▶These Backyards Don’t Need SuburbiaThe Bottom-Up Revolution41:56Notes
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7. 7▶What If NIMBYs Were Paid to Say Yes?Upzoned38:15Notes
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8. 8▶The New Brutally Honest City SimulatorThe Bottom-Up Revolution16:57Notes
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9. 9▶Who Pays When the Highway Gets Bigger?The Bottom-Up Revolution54:28Notes
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10. 10▶When Boomers Don’t Downsize, What’s Left for Everyone Else?Upzoned40:48Notes
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11. 11▶Why City Hall Is So Hard to NavigateThe Bottom-Up Revolution17:57Notes
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12. 12▶The Retirement Plan Trapped Inside the Housing CrisisUpzoned34:56Notes
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13. 13▶Can a Front Yard Bring the Village Back?The Bottom-Up Revolution51:43Notes
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14. 14▶Car Ownership Versus the Promise of ConvenienceThe Bottom-Up Revolution16:16Notes
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15. 15▶Where Did the Village Go?The Bottom-Up Revolution51:43Notes
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16. 16▶Chicago’s $1.2 Billion Parking Meter ProblemUpzoned48:33Notes
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17. 17▶Can Rebuilding Make a Town Weaker?Upzoned49:43Notes
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18. 18▶The Housing Crisis Isn’t Moving in One DirectionUpzoned35:17Notes
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19. 19▶Charlotte Said No to a $4.3 Billion Highway. Now the State Wants $60 Million Back.Upzoned40:43Notes
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20. 20▶Why Do Vacant Storefronts Stay Vacant?Upzoned50:41Notes
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