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The TBD POD is a weekly show featuring ambitious and interesting people influencing Tampa, Florida. New episodes every Friday! Stay tuned for more.

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    Property Tax Referendum, Autonomous Transportation, and the Governor’s Race

    Garett Greco and producer David break down the latest fight over the Tampa Bay Rays stadium, Florida property taxes, Ybor City’s transformation, AI data centers, Tampa transportation, Amtrak, housing affordability, and what Tampa needs to get right as the city continues to grow. They discuss: ◼️Why Tampa should understand the impact of Florida’s property tax changes before committing massive public dollars to a new Rays stadium ◼️How restoring Castle Lala and moving the TBD Podcast headquarters to Ybor City fits into his vision for preserving Tampa’s history while building its future ◼️Why Tampa Union Station, expanded rail service, walkability, and better connectivity could transform the way people move around Tampa and Florida ◼️Why AI data centers could create major questions around land, electricity, drinking water, infrastructure, and whether local communities actually benefit from them ◼️What Florida’s property tax amendment, rapid population growth, rising housing costs, and development pressure could mean for homeowners, renters, businesses, and local governments 0:00:00 - Intro 0:01:10 - Stadium & Development News 0:07:41 - Casa Da Lala Building Purchase 0:19:31 - Ybor Connectivity & Totem Grocery 0:25:02 - Miami-Tampa Train Ride 0:37:31 - Autonomous Vehicles & Robotaxis 0:53:22 - 9/11, Covid & Surveillance 1:05:10 - AI Data Centers Debate 1:11:35 - Florida Governor Race 1:25:37 - Property Taxes & Wrap-up

  2. 31 juli ·  Bonusinnehåll

    Ybor City Q & A

    Hosted by Stephanie Harrison-Bailey, the neighbors of Ybor City sat down with Garrett Greco to ask questions about Ybor’s past, present, and future. Together, they explore the neighborhood’s history, redevelopment, nightlife, infrastructure, local government, and how Ybor can grow without losing the culture and character that make it unique. 00:00 Intro 00:24 Garrett's family history in Ybor 03:52 What makes Ybor special 06:07 Decades-long push to redevelop 09:22 Micro development and vacant lots 12:30 Origin of the podcast 19:36 Buying back family's Ybor building 23:12 Red tape and daytime business 29:36 Radical ideas for the district 33:08 Neighborhood activism and city council

  3. 24 juli

    How Cities Can Make It Easier To Start A Small Business

    On TBD Podcast Episode 197, Garrett Greco and AJ DeSimone unpack how Cousin Vinny’s Sandwich Co. grew from a 100-square-foot Tampa ghost kitchen into a breakout Italian American restaurant brand, survived an 18-month storefront buildout, used social media and AI to maintain momentum, and prepared to expand across Tampa Bay. 00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:38 - How founders met 00:03:11 - Ghost kitchen testing begins 00:10:53 - Ghost kitchen not sustainable 00:16:29 - City permitting delays 00:35:02 - Opening day, huge lines 00:39:14 - "Cousin Vinny" name origin 00:48:07 - Everything made in-house 00:50:55 - New equipment, scaling production 00:53:00 - Two new locations announced

  4. 22 juli ·  Bonusinnehåll

    How Tampa Bay’s 3 Mayors Are Solving Regional Issues Together

    Tampa, St. Pete, and Clearwater aren’t competing for growth, they’re solving Tampa Bay’s biggest regional problems together. Mayors Jane Castor, Ken Welch, and Bruce Rector break down how the three cities actually collaborate. 00:00 — Intro 00:21 — Rector: Not competing, we’re partners 00:51 — Welch: Quarterly lunches, strong relationships 01:22 — Castor: Not competing with Miami 02:11 — Rector: Solving regional workforce housing 02:52 — Welch: Downtown partnerships, tourism collaboration 04:45 — Rector: Global Tampa Bay economic trips 05:56 — Welch: Navigating the Rays stadium situation 06:48 — Rector: Protecting shared water quality 08:21 — Castor: Growing without losing our identity 09:15 — Rector: Closing message: we’re one team

  5. 17 juli

    St. Pete Mayor: The Gas Plant District, The Rays, and The Future Of St. Pete

    Ken Welch is the 54th Mayor of St. Petersburg, the city’s first African American mayor and a third-generation St. Pete resident who grew up in the Historic Gas Plant community before homes, churches and businesses were displaced for development; he was sworn into office in January 2022 and is seeking another term as mayor. 00:00 - Intro 00:36 - Growing up in Gas Plant District 06:18 - Rays stadium sale and move 08:14 - Trop dome damage and repair 11:14 - Selecting the development partner 16:14 - Green space and park design 18:14 - I-175 removal debate 24:13 - Central Avenue small businesses 35:22 - Property tax homestead exemption 44:02 - Water transportation and ferries

  6. 10 juli

    Why I’m Running For Tampa City Council

    Garrett Greco sits down with producer David to reveal why he is running for Tampa City Council District 3 and discuss his vision for Tampa’s growth, neighborhoods, transportation, infrastructure, small businesses, and future. They talk about: ◼️Why he decided to run for Tampa City Council District 3 ◼️What Tampa must do to manage growth without losing its identity ◼️How the city can improve transportation and critical infrastructure ◼️Why protecting neighborhoods and supporting small businesses are central to his campaign ◼️What kind of future he wants to help build for Tampa residents 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:31 Consistency is the secret sauce 00:04:20 Growing social media following 00:08:15 Filing for City Council 00:10:36 Open District 3 seat 00:13:35 Launching the District Series 00:18:12 Podcasting while holding office 00:21:44 Comprehensive plan community backlash 00:26:20 Explaining the "developer" name 00:34:51 Seattle trip, closing thoughts

  7. 3 juli

    Old Tampa Looked Nothing Like The City We Live In Today

    hip Weiner is a Tampa photographer, creator of https://www.oldtampaphotos.com/, author of multiple before and after Tampa history books, food photographer, and mental health counselor who has spent years documenting historic buildings, researching their stories, and showing how Tampa has changed from the late 1800s through today.

  8. 26 juni

    Fixing Transportation And The Housing Crisis

    Bemetra Simmons is the President and CEO of the Tampa Bay Partnership, a coalition of regional business and nonprofit leaders focused on improving the civic quality and economic well-being of Tampa Bay. Since taking the role in 2021, she has worked to convene CEOs, policymakers, business leaders, and community organizations around major regional issues including housing affordability, transportation, workforce development, education, and economic competitiveness. She explains: ◼️Why Tampa Bay’s housing crisis is really a workforce housing crisis ◼️How 400,000 households are being cost burdened by housing and transportation ◼️Why Tampa Bay needs a regional strategy instead of every city solving problems alone ◼️How merging transportation planning could help Tampa Bay compete for major infrastructure funding ◼️Why public private partnerships may be the key to building housing, transit, and long-term regional growth 0:00 Intro 1:02 What the partnership does 4:45 Regional housing study findings 7:32 Tampa Bay Rising initiative 12:24 Merging transportation planning organizations 19:34 Regional Infrastructure Accelerator explained 21:27 Five shortlisted transit projects 33:15 Private capital and financing 39:21 Workforce housing challenges 49:08 Regional collaboration and identity

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The TBD POD is a weekly show featuring ambitious and interesting people influencing Tampa, Florida. New episodes every Friday! Stay tuned for more.

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    Garrett Greco
  • Aktiva år
    2023 - 2026
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    © Garrett Greco
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    Tampa Bay Developer

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