Adam Greenfield

Leah Bojo, Jay Crossley, and Adam Greenfield discuss how Austin abolished parking mandates, showcasing the broad coalition against mandates and the importance of the Parking Reform Network. They touch on ADA parking, city staff involvement, handling pushback, and the political spectrum support. The podcast emphasizes that if Austin can do it, any city can follow suit.

Laura and Doug chat with Adam Greenfield, author of Radical Technologies, about his upcoming book Lifehouse. They discuss repurposing church buildings for resilience, the challenges of collaborating with organizations, and fostering hope for climate action. They also delve into the concept of 'life houses' and explore the experimental town of Arcosanti.

In this engaging discussion, Adam Greenfield, a transportation advocate and co-founder of Rethink35, joins Miriam Schoenfield, a board member and UT Austin professor, to tackle the controversial I-35 highway expansion in Austin. They dissect how such projects exacerbate traffic and harm communities. The duo highlights grassroots activism, legal challenges, and the socioeconomic impacts of highway widening. They emphasize the importance of collective action and community well-being, celebrating local efforts to foster sustainable urban planning and civil rights.