By Going to CNU 22? What should you see? What is Kristen looking forward to? Learn the answers to both of those questions on this week’s episode. Plus, Kristen asks newly minted National Association of Railroad Passengers(NARP) Council Member Malcolm Kenton What’s Your [His] Place? Show Notes CNU 22 Official Conference
The Black Urbanist Radio Show Episode 001: On Retail
https://soundcloud.com/kristen-jeffers/01-the-black-urbanist-radio-show-episode-1-on-retail Welcome again to another podcast episode! This week focuses on the changing nature of retail. If you are just joining us on the podcast and haven’t been able to read all the posts I reference here they are below: The Walkability Paradox (the post about North Hills). Smaller Retail for
Another Place for Me, This Week’s #VideoFriday
A few months back I’d come across this video by Gracen Johnson, a Canadian going against the grain of what many say young people are doing, moving to the big city to get ahead. She willingly, with her partner, moved across Canada to a small city. Since then, she’s developed
#AudioThursday: The Black Urbanist Radio Show Preview Episode
So last Thursday I promised audio when I’m not podcasting and podcasting when I am. So here’s what I’m calling my preview episode of my second round of podcasting. This time, we’re calling ourselves The Black Urbanist Radio Show and we have at least two and possibly more features
#VideoFriday: Our Friends in Nature Tell Us to Take the Bus
Welcome to #VideoFriday. Here at The Black Urbanist and across our other platforms, we will either highlight a great video on placemaking or début one of our own videos, much like we do now on #AudioThursdays. I want to start this series by showing the video below, a very cute
#AudioThursday: Chilling in the Urbanism Speakeasy
Thursdays at The Black Urbanist are now audio days, where either I share great audio on placemaking topics, or I podcast. In lieu of me podcasting this week, I wanted to share my visit to Andy Boenau’s Urbanism Speakeasy, one of the fun podcasts in our neck of the woods. I
