049 (December 1st, 2023): Ren Q. Dawe, Trans Activist, Comedian, Writer, Educator

048 (October 28th, 2023): Sarah Wells, Collective Living, Co-buying, and Housing Innovation

047 (October 15th, 2023): Eric Budd, 2023 Voters Guide Discussion

046 (October 4th, 2023): Annamarie Pluhar, Sharing Housing

045 (September 30th, 2023): Tina Marquis, City Council Candidate

044 (September 27th, 2023): Dan Williams on low-barrier services for unhoused people

043 (September 23rd, 2023): Terri Brncic, City Council Candidate

042 (September 15th, 2023): Katie Farnan and Doug Hamilton, Solutions Not Safe Zones

041 (September 9th, 2023): Jennifer Robins, City Council Candidate

040 (September 2nd, 2023): Aaron Gabriel Neyer, City Council Candidate

039 (August 26th, 2023): Taishya Adams, City Council Candidate

038 (August 13th, 2023): Ryan Schuchard, City Council Candidate

037 (August 11th, 2023): Waylon Lewis, City Council Candidate

036 (August 6th, 2023): Silas Atkins, City Council Candidate

035 (August 1st, 2023): Nicole Speer, Boulder Mayoral Candidate

034 (July 22nd, 2023): Bob Yates, Boulder Mayoral Candidate

033 (July 17th, 2023): Tara Winer, City Council Candidate

032 (July 15th, 2023): Darcy Kitching, Comunity Builder

031 (July 11th, 2023): Laura Rossbert, Trauma Informed Design

030 (July 4th, 2023): Aaron Brockett, Mayor of Boulder

Announcing Season 3!

Sharing Boulder Theme Song

You can watch the song with lyrics on YouTube.

029 (November 24th, 2022): Jennifer Fluri, Geographies of racial capitalism

Housing Equity Symposium | City of Boulder (bouldercolorado.gov)

Cedric Robinson – Wikipedia

Accessing racial privilege through property: Geographies of racial capitalism

Green Belt, White City: Race and the Natural Landscape in Boulder, Colorado

026 (October 8th, 2022): Jill Adler Grano, People for Voter Turnout

YES on 2E – People for Voter Turnout

Boulder Affordable Housing Research Initiative | University of Colorado Boulder

021 (February 21, 2022): Sam Fuqua, Boulder Library District

https://www.boulderlibrarychampions.org

Podcast | Well, That Went Sideways! (sidewayspod.org)

BoulderReads | Boulder Public Library (boulderlibrary.org)

BLDG 61: Boulder Library Makerspace | Boulder Public Library

David Farnan | City of Boulder (bouldercolorado.gov)

020 (January 31st, 2022): Ralph Frid and Meghan Carrier

https://go.boarddocs.com/co/bvsd/Board.nsf/files/CAGL3E806C8C/$file/Final%20Report_DAC-Exec.pdf

https://www.togethercolorado.org/

018 (January 4th, 2022): Tim Thomas, Just Sustainability Activist

Julian Ageyman

Here’s Tim’s list of policy priorities for city council:

  1. Just Sustainability itself – A policy framework that incorporates Social Justice, Economic Vitality, Environmental Protection, Geographic Equity and Procedural Equity
  2. Boulder Housing Partners
  3. The Racial Equity Plan
  4. Zero-Based Budgeting
  5. Town and Gown
  6. Regional Cooperation
  7. Civic Engagement
  8. Greatly increased City Council pay and support staff
  9. Stimulus money
  10. District Elections
  11. Council Operations – efficiency and effectiveness
  12. The next election – 2022, 2023

Ex 003 (November 23, 2021): Boulder Housing Network turns one!

BHN is one year old this month, and YOU make all the difference!

2504 Spruce Street Project—We Can Do Better

Nov. 10, 2021 Housing Equity Symposium: A Summary

December 6, 2021: Creating Housing While Limiting Emissions

Opinion | Liberal Hypocrisy Is Fueling Inequality – The New York Times (nytimes.com)

Episode 1: Los Seis de Boulder | Boulder Affordable Housing Research Initiative | University of Colorado Boulder

017 (October 30, 2021): Alex Weinheimer, Transportation Advisory Board

City of Houston Bicycle Master Plan

Transportation Advisory Board | City of Boulder (bouldercolorado.gov)

Neighborhood Speed Management Program

Pavement Management Program

016 (September 19, 2021): Claudia Hanson Thiem, Community Advocate

Claudia Hanson Thiem – Boulder Daily Camera

Boulder Housing Network

Nicole Speer for Boulder City Council

Wild Sage Cohousing Community

Boulder Housing Coalition

Chrysalis Cooperative

015 (September 14, 2021): Steven Rosenblum, 2021 Boulder City Council Candidate

Steve Rosenblum for Boulder City Council

Low-Income Housing Tax Credit – Wikipedia

Cyclocroft, Colorado – B4place

FACT SHEET: Biden-⁠Harris Administration Announces Immediate Steps to Increase Affordable Housing Supply

Quantifying the organizational and dynamical aspects of human societies and cities

014 (September 5, 2021): David Takahashi, 2021 Boulder City Council Candidate

David Takahashi for Boulder City Council

Urbanism in the Age of Climate Change by Peter Calthorpe (goodreads.com)

The Negawatt Revolution (rmi.org)

Grace Commons Church concept plan for affordable housing

A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities That Arise in Disaster by Rebecca Solnit (goodreads.com)

012 (August 22, 2021): Dan Williams, 2021 Boulder City Council Candidate

Dan Williams for Boulder City Council

Boulder Coalition Endorsements

Bedrooms Are For People

The Diagonal Highway 119 Bikeway Design Project

Black Talk: Black Mental Wellness

The Roots of Today’s Racial Exclusion in Boulder County and the Road Ahead

011 (August 15, 2021): Jennifer Livovich, Feet Forward

The following is a list of ways you can help unhoused people in our community.  One way is to support Feet Forward which is a 501 c-3 nonprofit organization.  They accept cash donations on their website.  You can contact Feet Forward directly to coordinate other kinds of donations.  Jen says that they always need good, new socks especially in the winter.  They also need a van!  They also need a food partner for their hot meal program for the first Tuesday of each month.  

In the episode I asked Jen about giving cash to directly to homeless people.  She said that a better option is to give out gift cards to local grocery stores and coffee shops.  Another possibility is to give out bus passes – a day pass would be ideal but unfortunately requires activation and is time stamped.  However, you can buy booklets of one way local passes at any service desk at most grocery stores in Boulder. 

Finally, if you are concerned about someone who is experiencing homelessness and may be in a crisis situation, then you can call the Boulder Police Department and request a non-emergency welfare check. 

009 (July 12, 2021): Nicole Speer, 2021 Boulder City Council Candidate

Guest opinion: Nicole Speer: The kind of city manager Boulder needs (dailycamera.com)

30th and Colorado Underpass (bouldercolorado.gov)

008 (July 3, 2021): Taylor Jaworski, Economist

Triumph of the City by Edward Glaeser – Wikipedia

Enrico Moretti (berkeley.edu)

Radical Markets Eric Posner and E. Glen Weyl

Henry George

007 (June 27, 2021): David Adamson and Philip Ogren

George Packer: The Four Americas – The Atlantic

White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo

Henry George Progress and Poverty

The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein

Vauban, Freiburg – Wikipedia

Hunter Lovins – Wikipedia

Episode 006 (May 30, 2021): Sarah Wiebenson, Community Vitality

Boulder County Leadership Fellows

Department of Community Vitality (bouldercolorado.gov)

Lolitas Market & Deli

Downtown Boulder Partnership – Pearl Street Mall (boulderdowntown.com)

The Hill Boulder Merchants Association

Hill Hotel Project – YouTube

Citywide Retail Project (bouldercolorado.gov)

Amended Citywide Retail Strategy

Partners for a clean environment (PACE)

Community Land Trusts (Wikipedia)

The Problem With Community Land Trusts

Dudley Neighbors, Inc.

Community Benefit Project (bouldercolorado.gov)

Vauban, Freiburg – Wikipedia

Recommendations

The Second Mountain by David Brooks

Bowling Alone by Robert Putnam

Owning the Earth: The Transforming History of Land Ownership Andro Linklater

Land: How the Hunger for Ownership Transformed the World Simon Winchester

Strong Towns’ Chuck Marohn interviews Dr. Samuel Hughes of Oxford University and Policy Exchange on “Strong Suburbs: Enabling Streets to Determine Their Own Development (PDF)” a UK proposal to allow neighborhood streets’ renters and resident owners work together to decide how to create more housing through more compact form while not allowing additional car parking or ownership for newcomers with the plan voted on by them (absentee landlords can’t vote).

005 (May 23, 2021): Bedrooms Are For People with Chelsea Castellano and Eric Budd

Changing the Climate with Ethan Shapiro (episode 42 on YouTube)

Bedrooms Are For People

004 (May 15, 2021): David Ensign, Boulder Planning Board

Planning Board (bouldercolorado.gov)

Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan (bouldercolorado.gov)

Moving People Forward 2021 – The Future of Mobility in Colorado (bicyclecolorado.org)

Owning the Earth

Building the Cycling City

The Color of Law

003 (May 8, 2021): North Street with David Adamson

Goose Creek Community Land Trust

Colorado CarShare

002 (May 1, 2021): Aaron Brockett

Boulder Progressives’ 2019 City Council Voting Guide – Boulder Progressives

Wild Sage Cohousing, a cohousing community in Boulder, Colorado

Jim Leach | Cohousing

Goose Creek Community Land Trust (goosecreekclt.org)

Homeownership Programs (bouldercolorado.gov)

Growing Greener | CoPIRG – environmental impacts of limited housing supply

Boulder Planning Board approves car-free senior housing at former Fruehauf’s site (dailycamera.com)

Transportation Demand Management (bouldercolorado.gov)

SCOTUS, the Fair Housing Act, and Boulder | The Blue Line (boulderblueline.org)

Reading Roundtable:

City Council Documents (bouldercolorado.gov)

The 99% Invisible City: A Field Guide to the Hidden World of Everyday Design 

All About Accessory Dwelling Units (aarp.org)

Strangers Drowning: Impossible Idealism, Drastic Choices, and the Urge to Help

No Ordinary Time: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt: The Home Front in World War II

001 (April 24, 2021): Welcome to Sharing Boulder

Books mentioned in this episode: Happy City by Charles Montgomery, Suburban Nation by Andres Duany et al.