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  • Episode 24: An Interview with Historic Preservation Thought Leader Bonnie McDonald

    Episode 24: An Interview with Historic Preservation Thought Leader Bonnie McDonald
    2024/11/25
    How do we make Historic Preservation relevant to more than just little old ladies of leisure? Who's stories do our current Historic Preservation systems tell and which groups are routinely overlooked? How is Historic Preservation related to Health, Workers Right's and People's Right to Place? Bonnie McDonald, the President and CEO of Landmarks Illinois, answers these difficult questions and more. Bonnie is the author of THE RELEVANCY GUIDEBOOK — BUILDING A MORE RELEVANT PRESERVATION MOVEMENT and she shares what she learned when interviewing groups of people who are hardly ever included in the Historic Preservation conversation. She shares the things that still need to change and also tells us about glimmers of hope and success stories about how Historic Preservation has been made relevant to a wider swath of the population.
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    55 分
  • Episode 23: An Interview with Arizona Legislator Sarah Ligouri on the new ADU Law

    Episode 23: An Interview with Arizona Legislator Sarah Ligouri on the new ADU Law
    2024/10/09
    There has been a flurry of pushback on the new statewide law mandating that every city that has over 75,000 people must allow any single family home to add at least one attached or detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU). Everyone from historic preservationists, city planner, and neighborhood organizations are up in arms about this overall positive move to make ADUs more prevalent in our state. Listen in on my interview with Arizona Legislator Sarah Ligouri, a big proponent of this legislation. to find out why the Arizona Legislature passed such a sweeping law, overriding citys' ability to regulate ADUs, and why it may not be such a bad thing after all.
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    44 分
  • Episode 22: The New Incarnation of Taliesen School of Architecture

    Episode 22: The New Incarnation of Taliesen School of Architecture
    2024/08/27
    In this episode Taz interviews Stephanie Lin, the Dean of The School of Architecture, an institution that was once called The Taliesen School of Architecture which was founded by Frank Lloyd Wright. Find out what the school is up to now that it is no longer at Taliesen West and the very cool, hands on, experimental projects that continue to be produced there.
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    37 分
  • Episode 21: The latest on the South Central Light Rail Extension by the City of Phoenix Light Rail Administrator

    Episode 21: The latest on the South Central Light Rail Extension by the City of Phoenix Light Rail Administrator
    2024/07/30
    Markus Coleman, the Light Rail Administrator with the City of Phoenix tells us the latest news about how the South Central Light Rail Extension is going and when we can expect it to be open to the public.
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    49 分
  • Episode 20: Interview with Historian Lydia Otero about the Erasure of Hispanic Parts of Tucson, Arizona

    Episode 20: Interview with Historian Lydia Otero about the Erasure of Hispanic Parts of Tucson, Arizona
    2024/06/13
    Who's history matters and who's history is told and from who's perspective? Historian and activist Lydia Otero sheds light on the untold costs of Urban Renewal in Tucson and how the Mexican built-environment that evolved over generations was destroyed in favor of more "civilized" and "attractive" city center that would bolster Tucson's tourism industry and investment in the city.
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    57 分
  • Episode 19: A Wheelchair User gives her Unique Perspective on the Challenges of Navigating the Built Environment

    Episode 19: A Wheelchair User gives her Unique Perspective on the Challenges of Navigating the Built Environment
    2024/05/15
    Jennifer Longdon, a community leader, a former state legislator and an accessibility activist, has been using a wheel chair since a shooting in 2004 left her paralyzed from the chest down. She gives us her unique perspective on what it's really like to live in her historic house and to go out and use public buildings, streets and sidewalks while using a wheelchair.
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    50 分
  • Episode 18: A new architectural film screening plus a report of someone who survived a remodel to their home!

    Episode 18: A new architectural film screening plus a report of someone who survived a remodel to their home!
    2024/04/08
    Steve Weiss, the Executive Director of No Festival Required, an independent cinema organization, shares with us about his latest architectural film screening. He and his wife have also undergone a renovation of their home and Steve shares an insider's perspective on what it's like to live through a home renovation that lasted for months. Listen in for invaluable insights on how to survive a home renovation in this episode.
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    1 時間 2 分
  • Episode 17: An interview with historian Jennifer Levstik about early Arizona architect Annie Rockfellow

    Episode 17: An interview with historian Jennifer Levstik about early Arizona architect Annie Rockfellow
    2024/03/13
    Annie Rockfellow was the first licensed female architect in Arizona. She got her license in the 1920s and the woman who followed was Anne Rysdale who got her license in the 1950s. Rockfellow worked in Henry O. Jaastad's office in Tucson and was relatively well-known during her lifetime. However her name has virtually been scrubbed from history and she has been largely forgotten. This podcast episode brings Rockfellow back into the limelight she deserves with a thorough discussion of her life and work with historian Jennifer Levstik.
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    55 分