If Cincinnati's Walls Could Talk

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This is a podcast about the built environment in Cincinnati, with a special focus on housing. Episodes are created as part of course projects by students in the School of Planning at the University of Cincinnati.

  1. S4E1: Introduction: A Housing Road Trip

    JAN 26

    S4E1: Introduction: A Housing Road Trip

    Welcome to Season 4, where we look around the country forinspiration on how we can change housing ownership, design, regulation, andculture. Hosts: Kenny Smith and Jenna Norman Producer: Jacob Sheridan

    5 min
  2. S4E2: Community Land Trusts: A New Vision for Homeownership

    JAN 26

    S4E2: Community Land Trusts: A New Vision for Homeownership

    Thank you to Chris Bongorno, TDM Practice Lead atToole Design Group, and Immediate past president of the Yellowspring Home Inc,for participating in the podcast, and to Sam Rayburn for hosting the interview,and Aditiya Pradhan for editing the podcast, and working on the script andresearch. Credits: - https://www.yshome.org/: Yellow Springs Home Inc.   - https://www.cltweb.org/resources/what-is-a-community-land-trust/: What Is a CommunityLand Trust? - https://www.cetconnect.org/can-community-land-trusts-help-increase-home-ownership-in-cincinnati-and-dayton/: Can community landtrusts help increase home ownership in Cincinnati and Dayton? Host: Sam Rayburn Producer: Aditiya Pradhan

    22 min
  3. S4E3: Missing Middle Housing with Opticos Design

    JAN 26

    S4E3: Missing Middle Housing with Opticos Design

    Opticos Design is responsible for launching the movement forMissing Middle Housing, leading planners and policymakers throughout thecountry to rethink how to build walkable and affordable neighborhoods. DanielGrinspan, Senior Planner at Opticos, shares his perspective on the changinglandscape of housing in the United States. Host and Producer: Rachel Saine

    26 min
  4. S4E4: The Missing Middle Housing Fund: What Will it Take to Scale up this Idea?

    JAN 26

    S4E4: The Missing Middle Housing Fund: What Will it Take to Scale up this Idea?

    The Missing Middle Housing Fund works across the PacificNorthwest to find solutions to the hurdles that stand in the way of building middle housing at scale. Nathan Wildfire, CEO of the Missing Middle Housing Fund, sharing his vision and insights on MMHF’s efforts to re-make American housing. Interviewer: Siobhan Bracken Producers: AJ Earlywine and Maxwell Toombs

    31 min
  5. S4E5: Zoning Reform in Minneapolis: Insight from the Field

    JAN 26

    S4E5: Zoning Reform in Minneapolis: Insight from the Field

    The City of Minneapolis passed zoning reform in 2018 thateffectively eliminated single-family only zoning. Seven years in, Eden Spencer shares her perspectives on how its going based on experience as both a developer and a representative of the City. Interviewers and Producers: Nate Carney and Jaclyn Mauro

    26 min
  6. S4E6: Adaptive Reuse: What is Old is New Again

    JAN 26

    S4E6: Adaptive Reuse: What is Old is New Again

    Ponce City market has effectively brought revitalization to theOld Fourth Ward neighborhood of Atlanta. The project has brought jobs, commerce, and connection. You can also access the Atlanta BeltLine, a project which connects Atlanta by revitalizing its former rail into walkable spaces. This instance of adaptive reuse is regarded as being highly effective, but itwasn't done alone.   Thank you to Frances Bohn of Jamestown LP for participating in the podcast and to Nathan Fenske and Max McGill for both audio editing and hosting the interview.   References: https://poncecitymarket.com/ https://www.jamestownlp.com/properties/ponce-city-market https://discoveratlanta.com/things-to-do/shopping/ponce-city-market/ https://travel.usnews.com/Atlanta_GA/Things_To_Do/Ponce_City_Market_64741/

    31 min
  7. S4E7: Open Architecture: Building for a Future We Can’t Know

    JAN 26

    S4E7: Open Architecture: Building for a Future We Can’t Know

    Stephen Kendall, Professor Emeritus of Ball StateUniversity, has spent his decades-long career pushing forward the concept of open architecture, which asks us to re-think who we design for and how.   Interviewers and Producers: Sylvia Thang, Ava Denegar, andTori Walker-Gulley

    28 min
  8. S4E8: Housing Culture: The Broad View

    JAN 26

    S4E8: Housing Culture: The Broad View

    Shelby King, Journalist at Shelterforce, has been coveringhousing issues all over the country for over a decade. She shares her perspective on where housing culture is right now, what stands in the way of reimagining our relationships with where we live, and why there are some reasons for hope in this moment. Host and Producer: Alexis Spurlock

    35 min
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This is a podcast about the built environment in Cincinnati, with a special focus on housing. Episodes are created as part of course projects by students in the School of Planning at the University of Cincinnati.

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