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WLIA 18: Scott Ritter; World Saving Writer
This week is local resident whose activism focuses on Nuclear disarmament. He’s wrote several books and has been a writer/pundet since 9/11. I do a general interview, discuss his latest […]
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WLIA 17: Local Regulators and Social Problems
Today I read and react to 2 Times Union articles about local and state regulation in two completely different contexts. One centered on a Methadone clinic that serves the bottom […]
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WLIA 16: The 787 Redesign and Consulting the Hood.
Back and with guests from the Albany riverfront Collaborative, facilitated by architect Scott Townsend; and joined by County Legs McLoughlin and Eva Bass of Avillage. Rather that discuss the whats […]
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WLIA 15: Vacant Property Merry-Go-Round
This time I cover a bit related to the issues of vacant properties, They all have owners, but few have the capital to do anything about them, even the government. […]
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WLIA Ep 14: 787, Leadership, and Dying Malls
Another Houge-pouge show for stories ranging from possible 787 road diet, The smoking of the eastern coast, A study on leadership being linked to talking more, and surviving malls in […]
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WLIA Ep 13: Education or Housing but not Jobs 5/16/23
I return with a more focused episode based on the reveal that HVCC seeks to replace the public housing project In Lincoln park with more adult education facilities. I discuss […]
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WLIA Ep 12: Inclusionary zoning reform and more
This time I cover the saga of the improvement of the inclusionary zoning law against the wishes of the mayor; is this a successful example of the standard ‘pass bad […]
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WLIA Ep11: Downtown Transit Options
Returning to the subjects of the bus station, Airnbs, land development, traffic calming and trains to Vermont. At first glance these are positive things, but within a system like capitalism […]
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