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How were cities regulated before zoning — and should zoning abolition be the ultimate goal? @theoverheadwire sat down with @mnolangray, author of the new book “Arbitrary Lines: How Zoning Broke the American City and How to Fix It" to find out. https://t.co/t01hnGAmOX

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Ten years ago, 'Walkable City' sparked a global conversation about why pedestrian places matter. Author @JeffSpeckFAICP talks to @streetsblogkea how that conversation has evolved over the last decade—and why his classic book is getting an update. https://t.co/6YDAWQarsN

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U.S. governments’ eagerness to subsidize roads and reluctance to subsidize transit has led to one crisis after another, according to Nicholas Dagen Bloom’s new book “The Great American Transit Disaster.” Learn more about it in headlines. https://t.co/etACy8hhAR

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On this week's #TalkingHeadways, @theoverheadwire talks to Justin Hollander, author of "The First City on Mars: An Urban Planner’s Guide to Settling the Red Planet" about what a Mars metro region might look like. Listen in now. https://t.co/BVtkDGfRSo

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ICYMI: @theoverheadwire talked to @MaxHolleran about his book, “Yes to the City: Millennials and the Fight for Affordable Housing,” as well as rise of YIMBY vs. NIMBY housing politics, the changes in housing activism, and more. #TalkingHeadways https://t.co/e7sIHIcQzp

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In today's Brake podcast, Streetsblog talks to @henrygrabar of @slate about his new book, "Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World." Listening, @donaldshoup? https://t.co/7401A4j89C