Andrew Cline, President of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, dives into the complex world of zoning reform in New Hampshire. He explores how outdated regulations inhibit small-town growth and protect historic architecture, yet stifle new development. The conversation addresses misconceptions about housing opportunities for newcomers and highlights a campaign aimed at shifting public opinion around restrictive zoning laws. Cline advocates for a balance that fosters community renewal while embracing modern needs.