# Adam Linder
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Off the Cuff w/ Kim Olsan
Welcome, to a fresh, quick-take episode of Capitol Gains — our "sub-pod," if you will, titled Off The Cuff. If you've tuned in before, you know Capitol Gains usually dives deep into the waters of community development, public finance and the intersection of deep thinking and muni bonds, but today, …
We Are All Green Banks
In this episode of Capitol Gains, hosts Matt Posner and James McIntyre explore the pivotal role Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) are playing in driving the clean energy transition. As CDFIs shift from their traditional focus on affordable housing and small business lending, they…
Taking the High Road
In this episode of Capitol Gains, hosts Matt Posner and James McIntyre sit down with University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor Joel Rogers, a leading advocate for high road development. They explore how local governments can foster equitable growth through sustainable infrastructure, workforce deve…
Off the Cuff w/ Zoila Jennings
In recent years several foundations have taken the lead in incubating new ideas around equity, environmental justice and U.S. community finance. One team that has taken a unique look at public finance and quietly and effectively changed the way municipalities approach health and outcomes is the Rob…
Rereading Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Secret Pitch by Donald J. Sobol
On the second annual Encyclopedia Brown episode, Mary Grace and Deborah match wits with America’s most brilliant boy detective, and with each other, in solving the cases in the series’ second installment, Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Secret Pitch.
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Calculating Climate Change
Dive into the overlap of climate change, insurance and community interests. How does the frequency and ferocity of disastrous natural events makes its way into our daily lives, even if we live hundreds of miles inland? More and more often we are finding communities in such situations that five, ten…
Rereading The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper
On this episode, we read Susan Cooper's 1973 novel The Dark is Rising, which was a Newbery Honor Book. It's the story of Will, a British boy who discovers on his eleventh birthday that he's the last of the Old Ones, destined to fight against the forces of the Dark. It takes place over the period fr…
Rereading Mary Poppins by P.L. Travers
On this episode, we reread Mary Poppins, P.L. Travers's beloved 1934 classic. We discuss the difference between the book and the movie version of the magical nanny, changes in the book to remove racist portrayals, and Travers's strange and interesting life.
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Rereading Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
For this episode, we reread E.B. White’s 1952 classic Charlotte’s Web.
Also by White: Stuart Little, The Trumpet of the Swan, The Elements of Style, Is Sex Necessary?, Essays of E.B. White, Letters of E.B. White, "Death of a Pig"
Blog post on Henry Fussy
New Yorker article on Garth Williams
The St…
Rereading The Young Unicorns by Madeleine L'Engle
For this episode, we reread Madeleine L’Engle’s 1968 novel The Young Unicorns, the third book in the Austin family series. We discussed 1960s New York, racial representation, family musical evenings, and how absolutely bonkers this book is.
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A Wrink…
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I listen to podcasts.
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