"Saving Our Cities and Ourselves from the Automobile"
The automobile thrived, of course --- in fact, it flourished --- in the 20th century. Especially in America, where entire cities were developed around the car. People bought houses, planned vacations,...
View ArticleTeam Better Block: Urban Planning in Action...and at Street Level
In many cities across this country, urban planning initiatives are often celebrated for their fresh ideas or green principles, their small-town feeling or street-level appeal, their overall...
View Article"Saving Our Cities and Ourselves from the Automobile" (Encore presentation.)
(Note: This interview originally aired in August of this year.) The automobile thrived, of course --- in fact, it flourished --- in the 20th century. Especially in America, where entire cities were...
View Article"The Great Inversion and the Future of the American City"
On today's ST, we speak by phone with the journalist, author, and veteran urbanologist Alan Ehrenhalt, whose books include "The United States of Ambition" and "The Lost City." Ehrenhalt's latest book,...
View Article"Hidden Cities: A Memoir of Urban Exploration"
If you're something of a daredevil, and further, if you've ever wondered what it'd be like to climb to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge --- or wander amid the catacombs beneath Paris, or maybe just take...
View Article"The Great Inversion and the Future of the American City" (Encore presentation.)
On today's ST, which originally aired earlier this year, we speak with the journalist, author, and veteran urbanologist Alan Ehrenhalt, whose books include "The United States of Ambition" and "The Lost...
View Article"Hidden Cities: A Memoir of Urban Exploration" (Encore presentation.)
(Note: This show originally aired earlier this year.) If you're something of a daredevil, and further, if you've ever wondered what it'd be like to climb to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge --- or wander...
View Article"Saving Our Cities and Ourselves from the Automobile" (Encore presentation.)
(Note: This interview originally aired in August of this year.) The automobile thrived, of course --- in fact, it flourished --- in the 20th century. Especially in America, where entire cities were...
View Article"The Great Inversion and the Future of the American City"
On today's ST, we speak by phone with the journalist, author, and veteran urbanologist Alan Ehrenhalt, whose books include "The United States of Ambition" and "The Lost City." Ehrenhalt's latest book,...
View Article"Hidden Cities: A Memoir of Urban Exploration"
If you're something of a daredevil, and further, if you've ever wondered what it'd be like to climb to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge --- or wander amid the catacombs beneath Paris, or maybe just take...
View Article"The Great Inversion and the Future of the American City" (Encore presentation.)
On today's ST, which originally aired earlier this year, we speak with the journalist, author, and veteran urbanologist Alan Ehrenhalt, whose books include "The United States of Ambition" and "The Lost...
View Article"Hidden Cities: A Memoir of Urban Exploration" (Encore presentation.)
(Note: This show originally aired earlier this year.) If you're something of a daredevil, and further, if you've ever wondered what it'd be like to climb to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge --- or wander...
View ArticleGetting to Know the Recently Formed Smart Growth Tulsa Coalition
On this edition of ST, we speak with Bill Leighty, a longtime realtor in our community who's also served on the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission, the City's Transportation Advisory Board,...
View ArticleJeff Stava of the George Kaiser Family Foundation: A Groundbreaking for A...
On this edition of ST, we speak with Jeff Stava of the George Kaiser Family Foundation. Stava is the project manager for A Gathering Place, the multimillion-dollar initiative of the Foundation that...
View ArticleUrban Planner Charles Marohn to Speak Soon in Tulsa at a "Walk to the Future"...
On this edition of ST, we speak by phone with urban planner and professional engineer Charles Marohn, who is also the president and founder of a nonprofit called Strong Towns. This organization works...
View ArticleAt the Outset of 2015, a Consideration of America's Unsettlingly Poor (and...
On this edition of StudioTulsa, as the new year gets underway, we take a look at this country's crumbling infrastructure. In doing so, we review the detailed findings of the latest "Report Card for...
View ArticleRegarding Tulsa's Quality of Life Report, Which Was Recently Presented to the...
From public transportation to park spaces, from educational opportunities to crime stats, from ethnic diversity to urban density, how does Tulsa measure up to other cities of its kind throughout the...
View ArticleTeam Better Block: Urban Planning in Action...and at Street Level
In many cities across this country, urban planning initiatives are often celebrated for their fresh ideas or green principles, their small-town feeling or street-level appeal, their overall...
View ArticleRegarding Tulsa's Quality of Life Report, Which Was Recently Presented to the...
From public transportation to park spaces, from educational opportunities to crime stats, from ethnic diversity to urban density, how does Tulsa measure up to other cities of its kind throughout the...
View ArticleGetting Up to Speed on the Proposed Boston Avenue Multisport (or "BAM") Facility
Today's ST offers another discussion in our series of interviews with organizations aiming to acquire funding through the Vision 2025 sales tax extension for the City of Tulsa. Our guests, both members...
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