The complete transcript for Episode 279 is below the fold… We’re joined by Gail Nehls and Leslie Patterson of Envida, a nonprofit transportation and home care organization. We chat about how transportation can help those with behavioral health concerns such as opioid addictions and schizophrenia, how innovation can change people’s health outcomes, and the systems

This week on the podcast Tracy McMillan of Nelson Nygaard and Chrissy Mancini Nichols of Walker Consultants join the show to talk about density and the coronavirus. Though we end up talking more about institutions because density, while a big current topic, isn’t in our minds why the virus is spreading.

This week on Mondays Chrissy Mancini Nichols joins the show to talk in more detail about the pandemic and slow streets. We take a bit of a deeper dive on the subject and think about how physical distancing might be a good metric for thinking about streets and  for people and commerce.

We’ve been posting transcripts to our podcast episodes after we clean them up.  Click through for a full transcript of the episode below.

This week we chat about racial disparities in Coronavirus deaths, the coming housing crunch, and have some fun naming the Western States Pact.

We’ve been putting out a few transcripts for the podcasts so if folks like to read them they can get them easier. Follow below for the full transcript.

Here’s a full transcript of episode 277 with City of Boston Transportation Planer Lindiwe Rennert.

Tracy joins the show again to chat about pandemic economics, e-bikes in New York, and infrastructure spending.

This week on the show Tracy McMillan joins to talk about the recovery bill, HEB logistics, and why pigeons win the urban bird game.

This week Shut Ins Local #101 meets again to talk about quick transportation thinking from Seattle and Bogota while discussing urban design in the time of a pandemic.