The Dig Modern Housing w/ Gail Radford
Dec 11, 2022
Gail Radford discusses the New Deal Era housing policies and Catherine Bauer's vision for a federally-backed noncommercial housing system. The podcast explores the challenges of homeownership, the evolution of American housing, Katherine Bauer's ideas on modern housing, and the impact of social housing initiatives in Europe and the US.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Evolution and Consequences of Housing Policies in the New Deal Era
02:50 • 3min
Challenges of Homeownership and the Resurgence of Public Housing Development
05:46 • 3min
Evolution of the American Housing System
08:32 • 26min
Exploring Katherine Bauer's Ideas on Modern Housing and Urban Planning
34:40 • 5min
Transition from Artistic Dilettante to Political Activist
39:17 • 7min
History and Impact of Social Housing Initiatives in Europe and the United States
46:00 • 32min
Evolution of Public Housing and the Significance of Universal Programs
01:17:40 • 5min
Challenges and Visions in American Housing Policy
01:22:43 • 11min
Challenges and Progress in Affordable Housing Initiatives
01:34:04 • 30min
Historical Context and Political Dynamics of Public Housing Development in the 1930s
02:03:48 • 23min