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With the Mpact Podcast, we’re delving deeper into what it takes to build more just and sustainable communities around transit. Look for a new podcast around the start of every month.

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| April 17, 2023

Episode 66: Women Who Ride Transit

We’re joined by Scarlett De Leon, Campaigns Director at Alliance for Community Transit – Los Angeles and Meghna Khanna, Senior Director, Mobility Corridors, Countywide Planning & Development at Los Angeles Metro.

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Podcast Archives

| June 7, 2018

Episode 4: The New Atlanta Way

We’re joined by Odetta MacLeish-White, Managing Director of Atlanta’s TransFormation Alliance.

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| May 2, 2018

Episode 3: The Lens Called Equity

We’re joined by LA Metro CEO, Phil Washington, to talk about the evolving role of transit agencies in the life of cities. He discusses building affordable housing near transit, testing new ideas like microtransit, and the origins of Metro’s Office of Extraordinary Innovation.

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| April 5, 2018

Episode 2: The Once and Future Livable Community

Mariia Zimmerman recaps her experience with the evolving conversation about transit and livable communities, from the days of proving transit-oriented development as a concept (including some blind spots) to TOD as a mobility hub. The goal: “creating great places where people across all income levels can live.”

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| February 24, 2018

Episode 1: Equity Strategies for a Transportation Corridor

We’re talking with Jonathan Sage Martinson, former director of the Central Corridor Funders Collaborative, about the very deliberate steps taken to ensure community participation in defining the outcomes from a new light rail transit line the Twin Cities.

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