Ryan Johnson

Ryan Johnson, the visionary behind Culdesac Tempe, discusses the groundbreaking first car-free neighborhood in the U.S. He delves into how to maintain walkability in the Arizona heat and nurture local small businesses. The conversation highlights the transformative impact of community-focused living, the importance of diverse transportation options, and innovative safety designs that enhance aesthetics. Johnson also emphasizes the quest for belonging and how integrated transit solutions can foster deeper community bonds.

Ryan Johnson, Co-founder and CEO of Cul-de, discusses the innovative car-free neighborhood in Tempe, Arizona, designed for walking, biking, and transit rather than driving. Residents are thrilled with their increased connections, thanks to the walkable design that fosters community ties. With no parking spots, the neighborhood encourages a shift toward public transport and shared mobility, enhancing social interactions while transforming urban living. Discover how this project sets a new standard for sustainable community development.

Product strategy expert, Ryan Johnson from CallRail, discusses the evolution of product management, importance of transparency, collaboration, and diverse backgrounds. He shares insights on moving to Chief Product Officer, effective communication of product roadmaps, and challenges of balancing innovation with growth goals and implementing AI technology.

CEO Ryan Johnson discusses building car-free communities, electric bikes, and revolutionizing urban living. Topics include city design, transportation innovation, and the future of sustainable urban living.

Pete Adeney, known as Mr. Money Mustache, is a FIRE advocate and proponent of simple living. Ryan Johnson, CEO of Culdesac, is reshaping urban life with car-free communities. They discuss Culdesac’s innovative design promoting sustainability and community, highlighting personal finance advantages of car-free living. The group shares insights on transforming urban planning to prioritize walkability. Personal experiences reveal how these changes positively impact happiness and community engagement, making a compelling case for future urban living models.