25 episodes
Zoned Out Zoned Out
-
- News
-
-
4.6 • 11 Ratings
-
A show where we analyze the capitalist city and try to imagine how the socialist city could replace it. I promise you'll enjoy it!
-
Episode 24 - The Miracle City (Teaser)
The teaser for the Patron-exclusive April bonus episode. In this episode we start with a conversation about Josh's most recent YouTube video on the Transactive Theory of planning before digging in to an Atlantic article about the dual role housing plays in the United States. We finish up with this episode's city spotlight on Fargo, North Dakota. Subscribe to the Patreon for $2 per month! You'll get access to bonus episodes, livestreams, the Discord server, and more!Josh’s YouTube channel...
-
Episode 23 - Left Bauer
In the first new audio essay of the year, we look at the life of Catherine Bauer, housing activist and author of a seminal 20th century piece of housing literature, Modern Housing. We focus on her life leading up to her writing of the book, focusing particularly on her multiple research tours of central and western Europe and the modern housing developments she examined. Enjoy!Brahm's piece: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m8HEdle87YSubscribe to the Patreon for $2 per month! You'll get acces...
-
(Teaser) Episode 22 - Chlorinated Crappiness
New segment where we talk a bit about a city neither of us has been to in the most recent bonus episode! $5 patrons can help pick the city for each episode :)Subscribe to the Patreon for $2 per month! You'll get access to bonus episodes, livestreams, the Discord server, and more!Josh’s YouTube channel, Radical Planning. The podcast Instagram where I mostly just post pictures of Mimi the cat. The podcast website - it’s cute and functions fairly well! The podcast Tumblr. God has abandoned this ...
-
UNLOCKED: Episode 4 - The Tragedy of Garrett Hardin
I've decided to unlock the first ever Zoned Out bonus episode, a review of Garrett Hardin's 1968 essay The Tragedy of the Commons. Enjoy!Subscribe to the Patreon for $2 per month! You'll get access to bonus episodes, livestreams, the Discord server, and more!Josh’s YouTube channel, Radical Planning. The podcast Instagram where I mostly just post pictures of Mimi the cat. The podcast website - it’s cute and functions fairly well! The podcast Tumblr. God has abandoned this place. The podcast Yo...
-
Episode 21 (Part 1) - Everything New is Old
In this episode we look at the American Planning Association's 2024 Trend Report for Planners. We look at their housing, politics, and climate sections among others. The report leaves a lot to be desired. Correction: I meant to say 1924/1920 when referring to the Georgist presidential candidates, not 2024/2020. Subscribe to the Patreon for $2 per month! You'll get access to bonus episodes, livestreams, the Discord server, and more!Josh’s YouTube channel, Radical Planning. The podcast Ins...
-
Episode 20: Part 1 - Planning for Ennui
It's Part 1 of the Zoned Out Season 2 Double Feature Picture Show! Here we read an article from Bloomberg about how Minneapolis has tamed housing inflation and discuss the limitations of mainstream reporting on the housing crisis.Part 2 of Episode 20 is available on the Patreon for $2 per month!Josh's YouTube channel, Radical Planning.Subscribe to the Patreon for $2 per month! You'll get access to bonus episodes, livestreams, the Discord server, and more!Josh’s YouTube channel, Radical Planni...
Customer Reviews
Chill Vibes and Very Informative
I really love this show! I'm learning so much about housing, political structure, and the history of cultural ideas around economy. The host's voice is very gentle and the music is chill without any sharp high notes. This is fantastic for my hearing sensitivity, as this show is easy to listen to and I can trust that it won't hurt my ears. The content is also well researched and explained in a way that is clear and concise. 10/10 excellent work
For people who live, work, organize in, and love cities
An insightful, incisive and decidedly charming take on a feature of society which is at the center of struggles for social, political and climate justice: cities.
Great for policy and urban planning nerds like myself who want to revisit ideas we may have not thought cogently about since school, as well as for activists who organize in cities, and all people who simply love cities and want to take a look under the hood and see what makes them tick. Love it.
Boring!!!!
I fell asleep through the introduction only to wake up in the middle of an episode filled with nonsense and misinformation. I guess they will let anyone with a microphone have a podcast these days.