This week I’m solo on the podcast talking about corporate landlords, Austin Transportation, the BQE tunnel, Indianapolis’ transit mayhem and more!

We’re going to start posting transcripts for the Talking Headways podcast episodes. We did a test a week or so ago and it turned out pretty good.  So here’s episode 271 with David Levinson.  I’ve also posted the audio at the top as well.

This week on Mondays at The Overhead Wire, Chrissy Mancini Nichols is back on the show and we talk HS2 in England, London’s congestion, Los Angeles data and disparities in urban areas in the United States.

So we’ve gotten a lot of requests in the past to create transcripts, but never did it because it was either too expensive or time consuming. But I think the cost and time have come down to a place where we can start posting them. So here’s the first one (Episode 85: You Can’t Swim

This week on Mondays, Ian Griffiths of Seamless Bay Area joins the show to talk about connecting the dots on transit agency integration, a national architecture executive order, and a little bit of the details on Amazon’s HQ2.

This week Laura Bliss joins the show  to talk about SB50’s demise, the closing of Market Street to cars, and a red wagon in Germany full of cell phones creating digital traffic. Sharon Feigon also lets us in on what’s happening at the Shared Use Mobility Summit in Chicago.

One of the things I’ve been talking about for a while is figuring out a reward for podcast listeners and long time guests. The idea of a supporter soccer scarf designed for transportation nerds was what I came up with. My intern Khris and I designed it and I had it made by Roughneck Scarves.

This week Laramie Bowron joins the show to talk about Nashville, the Menino Mayors Survey, Andy Byford and more!

This week Chrissy Mancini Nichols joins the show to talk about Miami’s Velocia app, Jakarta’s transit expansion, the urban media landscape and much more!

Tracy McMillan of Nelson Nygaard returns to chat about climate change, gas price sensitivity, and free transit.