I don't bike. But I support bike lanes.
On this episode of The New Urban Order, Diana Lind says Center City residents who object to designated paths for cyclists aren't seeing the full picture
Why Beauty Matters
What makes a place feel magnetic? Why do some neighborhoods and buildings leave you feeling inspired, while others feel sterile and disconnected? In this episode of Start In Your Own Backyard, we explore how the built environment shapes our sense of joy, connection, and belonging.
You’ll hear from …
Why Beauty Matters
What makes a place feel magnetic? Why do some neighborhoods and buildings leave you feeling inspired, while others feel sterile and disconnected? In this episode of Start In Your Own Backyard, we explore how the built environment shapes our sense of joy, connection, and belonging.
You’ll hear from …
Diana Lind on Cities & Trust
Diana Lind is a writer, urban policy specialist, and founder of The New Urban Order newsletter. She is the author of Brave New Home: Our Future in Smarter, Simpler, Happier Housing (2020) and has held leadership roles at Next City, the Penn Institute for Urban Research, the Chamber of Commerce for…
Beyond the Single Family Home: Diana Lind on Rethinking How Americans Live
Author & Nonprofit Executive Diana Lind joins Housing Insiders to talk about her journey from architecture and design writer to housing policy expert. Diana is the Philadelphia Program Officer of the Asset Funders Network and the founder and author of The New Urban Order Substack. Her most recent b…
Let's make leaving home a New Year's resolution
Urban policy and housing expert Diana Lind joins Karen Christensen to discuss her Washington Post opinion piece “America is becoming a nation of homebodies.” They discuss the connection between the housing crisis and the loneliness epidemic, both topics we’ve been hearing about a lot. They also tal…
102 / Public land, Ruben Gallego and federal housing plans, & loneliness / with Diana Lind
Diana Lind — urbanist, author, and writer of The New Urban Order newsletter — is back in good traffic this week for a wide-ranging conversation about municipal public land, the loneliness epidemic, and why threading the needle between instant reactions and thoughtful responses matters more than eve…
Learn the hidden power of borrowing, sharing, and community-based living | Whitney Leigh Morris
What if the goal isn’t a bigger house, more storage, or finally getting “organized enough” to keep up with modern life?
In this episode of Making Space with Angela Dragon, Angela sits down with Whitney Leigh Morris—creative director, author, small-space expert, and advocate for sustainable right-s…
Solutions Rewind | Diana Lind Makes The Case for Smarter, Simpler Housing
This week on the podcast, we’re revisiting a 2022 conversation with urban policy expert Diana Lind, author of Brave New Home: Our Future in Smarter, Simpler, Happier Housing. In this episode, we explored the rise of the single-family home and the many challenges that come with it: the isolation cre…
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