Henry Grabar

Join Nell Gluckman, a senior reporter exploring campus parking conflicts, as she dissects the heated debate from Tarleton State University. Adrienne Tucker, Kansas State’s parking director, sheds light on reimagining parking services and combating negative stereotypes. Meanwhile, Henry Grabar, author of 'Paved Paradise', unveils how parking shapes urban life and the cultural implications of parking disputes. Together, they navigate the emotional highs and lows of securing a spot on campus and challenge common misconceptions about parking policies.

Jake Robinson, a microbial ecologist and author of "Invisible Friends," shares fascinating insights into how our trillions of microbes play crucial roles in health and well-being. He discusses the vibrant world of microbes and their unexpected benefits. Meanwhile, Henry Grabar, staff writer at Slate and author of "Paved Paradise," delves into the paradox of parking: despite the abundance of spaces, finding one is a challenge. He explores the impact of free parking on urban congestion and offers alternative solutions for better city living.