Space is a Means of Production: Living Metropolis

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Guest: Samuel Bowles, economist, author, & founder of CORE,Economics for a Changing World
Listen now (42 min) | You have nothing to lose, but your high rent!
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Guest: Environmentalist, Frank de Jong
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Guest: Josie Faass, executive director of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation and co-director of the Center for Property Tax Reform
Listen now (37 min) | You have nothing to lose, but your high rent!
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Guest: Patrick Condon author of “Sick City: Disease, Race, Inequality and Urban Land"
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This time instead of lower gas prices we should ask for investments in mass transit and reasonably priced housing in our center cities
Listen now (36 min) | L.L. Sontag in conversation with environmental biologist Dr. Chas
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Guest: Brian Larkin, the director of the National Land Bank Network at the Center for Community Progress
Listen now (31 min) | Brian Larkin is the Director of the National Land Bank Network at the Center for Community Progress, America’s non-profit leader…
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Suburban volunteerism, a tool for single family home style exclusion
Spatial planning cannot be a gilded tongue wielded to convince Black and Latino people living in hyper-segregated ghettos that “Jesus has come!” and…
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Space is a Means of Production: Living Metropolis
Space is a Means of Production: Living Metropolis
Space is a means of production.
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