231 [S4E25]: How Mission-Based Lending Can Make Bloomington Better
We’re still trying to wrap our heads around CDFIs — community development financial institutions — and this time we think […]
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[Geography] In which the interview has something directly to do with the city of Bloomington
230 [S4E24]: Leslie Brinson, Recreation Division DIrector, City Parks
Bloomington has won two Gold Medals for its Parks Department. It’s not just because of nice facilities like Switchyard Park
229 [S4E23] Extra Innings: More On Buses and Recycling
Our Extra Innings segments feature bonus interview material that didn’t make it into our regular episodes. We haven’t shared these
228 [S4E22]: Dason Anderson, Executive Editor, The Limestone Post
Since 2015, the online magazine The Limestone Post has held a kind of middle ground among Bloomington publications, combining the
227 [S4E21] Extra Innings: On Public Arts Buildings in Bloomington
Today is another feast of Extra Innings — extensions of interviews with past guests that we’ve never made available before.
009 [S1E09]: Charlotte Zietlow, the City’s First Female Council President [ENCORE]
[Charlotte Zietlow passed away Wednesday at the age of 91. She was a pillar of the community who will be
225 [S4E19] Extra Innings: David Hittle on Transportation; Megan Betz on Food Insecurity
This week we’re exploring our archive of extra interview segments that we didn’t have room for in the original episodes,
224 [S4E18]: The Origin of the B-Line Trail and Switchyard Park, with Randy Lloyd, the City’s First Economic Development Director
Switchyard Park opened in 2019, during the administration of Mayor John Hamilton. It’s a stop on the B-Line Trail, another
223 [S4E17]: Attorney Nick Minaudo with Indiana Legal Services
We’ve been focusing on the tenant side of the local housing equation lately. We hosted Student Legal Services a few
222 [S4E16]: About the New City Transportation Commission: Shefar Rafiul Turns the Tables on Steve Volan
There’s been a precedent for table-turning on this show, in which the guest interviews the host. (As a former city
220 [S4E14]: Defending Tenants with Stacee Williams of Student Legal Services at IU
The local university enrolls 43,000 students in person but only houses 13,000 of them. The other 30,000, almost all of
212 [S4E06]: Anna Killion-Hanson on Housing, Redevelopment and Habiltability
It’s another round of questions for Anna Killion-Hanson about the city Housing & Neighborhood Development, which she directs. She tackles
