
47:14
Welcome! Please tell us where you are zooming in from.

47:33
Central Square, Cambridge, MA!

47:34
Footnotes is great! Also zooming from Somerville, MA

47:38
UW - Stevens Point

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Tufts Brown House!!!

47:44
Zooming from Somerville!

47:47
Portland OR

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Burlington, VT

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LA

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North Cambridge

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Teele Square, Somerville

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East Bay (SF Bay Area)

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Union Square, Somerville

49:02
Hi, here from DC. Can someone drop the link in to Footnotes?

49:07
Portland, Maine!

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Vancouver, BC

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I will drop the link to Foot Notes!

49:43
Durham, North Carolina

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Here is the link to Lily’s podcast: https://www.footnotespod.com/

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Toronto, Canada

51:38
Thanks, Becky!

51:41
Hi all! I'm in Salem, MA

51:46
And here is a link to the 99% Invisible podcast: https://99percentinvisible.org/

53:04
curb cuts were a big fight on Beacon Hill a few years ago, because they're not "historic"

59:31
I love that story

59:45
Hearing you discuss your book, I’m reminded of Ben Katchor’s masterful comics that often illustrate the hidden workings within buildings, neighborhoods, and neighbors. katcher.com

01:00:23
There was a problem with my internet, could someone please give me the name of the book? Thanks!

01:00:45
Yes, the book is called The 99% Invisible City: A Field Guide to the Hidden World of Everyday Design

01:01:05
Co-authored by Kurt Kohlstedt and Roman Mars

01:01:11
Thank you Becky!

01:10:42
even public spaces can be managed by BIDs (Business Improvement Districts)

01:11:52
businesses will band together and pay taxes to the BID to provide city services businesses feel are lacking (such as, say, private security)

01:23:22
What does the growth in the 'amazon culture' mean for cities, design, and walkability? Have the possibilities changed with the pandemic and remote shopping patterns?

01:25:34
Me too!

01:26:39
Podcasting is an inherently auditory medium, yet visuals are a huge aspect of design. How do you deal with this challenge, and are there any examples where you felt constrained by the format?

01:27:22
For Lily + Kurt

01:27:51
Our city only allows deliveries in a certain period of time.

01:33:12
what are some of the ways we can encourage/retain walkability in our communities? Especially as you get out of urban centers.

01:36:53
lol, no one has great answers!

01:37:52
(this question comes from contemplating moving to the suburbs and being appalled at the lack of sidewalks out there)

01:38:07
Elizabeth, I’m in the same boat as you!

01:38:39
(I just want to be able to get a dog and walk it without being in the street!!!)

01:38:55
I’ve been researching the opportunity to build up pedestrian infrastructure between residential areas and grocery stores—which, I’m biased here, I believe is a great place to start!

01:43:50
Food Apartheid

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Folks can contact me at lilymhlinke@gmail.com !