Miles Bryan

Miles Bryan, a reporter focused on cultural and urban development issues, dives into the tensions surrounding a proposed arena near Philadelphia's Chinatown. He discusses how community activism is responding to fears of gentrification and displacement, drawing parallels with the historical struggles of D.C.'s Chinatown. Bryan highlights vibrant personal stories from residents, the impact of urban revitalization, and the fragile balance between preserving cultural identity and accommodating city growth.

Miles Bryan, a producer with Today Explained and Explain It to Me, dives into the turbulent world of bike lanes across America. He discusses the rich history of biking advocacy and the dramatic increase in federal funding for cycling infrastructure. The conversation highlights successes in Washington, D.C. versus the ongoing struggles in car-centric Los Angeles. Miles shares personal anecdotes about biking and the importance of community coalitions, painting a vivid picture of the challenges and triumphs in making cities more bike-friendly.

Miles Bryan, a reporter and producer focused on urban issues, explores the fallout of remote work on cities. He discusses the looming threat of a 'doom loop' from vacant offices leading to dwindling tax revenues and public services. Historical parallels are drawn to guide current revitalization efforts. Bryan also examines urban design strategies that prioritize community needs and the transformation of cities like New York into appealing living environments. Plus, the idea of free public transit in Washington D.C. sparks innovative solutions to tackle these challenges.