Jenry recounts some sightseeing in central KY, gives a plea for someone to help make a railroad. \ News today: KU tree cutting, a fully federally funded NEW parking lot downtown, Constables riot against extinction, Sarah Williams walks free. Erin shares more visual gags with the listening audience, and we wonder how the democrats will ever recover in the commonwealth. (Spoiler alert: the party has given up.)
Blake Hall joins us for a Discussion on the recent road diet proposal for North Limestone, and then tries to tell us two blockheads how private development works. Jenry calls for the Division of Planning to carry out a protracted people's war in accordance with the mass line to establish a protected bike lane for 3 city blocks.
Suggested reading from this episode:\ The Birth of a Building by Ben Stevens\ Das Kapital\ Legistar\ The Death and Life of Great American Cities\ The Lexington Urbanist Forum (FB group i know)\ The bus schedule
Parkette closed, Downtown Driving range defeated, Property Development rights? well.... let's just say David Kloiber is working hard to bring the ramblers to Lexington. and then we break the sacred code to talk SCOTUS and give a new prognosis for the Federal Gov't as it currently operates
In which we talk about the city budget, covid updates, the heat, and more...
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In our most controversial episode yet, Erin and Jenry sit down to discuss Tuesday's election results and a few other things.
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If you are reading this the day this podcast comes out, the primary is TOMORROW, May 17th, 2022! Jenry, alone, tells it like it might be.
Erin and Jenry Interview Co-Founders of the Berea Torch Lily and Ulvi.
Normal show to come soon- i hope.
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I normally never have to write the show notes so this is what you get. hope you had a lovely May Day - Jenry.
The allergens got us folks, and we're not just talking about the pollen.
On side A we talk about the UK CFO lawsuit, new rezoning proposals on Nicholasville road, they Mayor's budget, and these stupid license plate cameras.
Track them and add ones you've seen at: https://www.lpdaccountability.com/blog/disclose-locations-of-license-plate-cameras
On side B we talk about more Minute Marx as we go through Value Price and Profit.
This Sunday is the May Day Picnic from 11-4 at Shilito Park. We will be there!
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Thursday (4/14) at 6pm at Woodland Park by the gazebo. Bring your picnic blankets and be prepared to talk about Marx.
In this episode we go off the script and talk about some changes to Richmond Road, Lexington Recycling, and schedule an On the Table LIVE on the air.
On side be we go over one bit of senate news, and we dive in to a summary of the first part of Marx's Value Price and Profit.
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In our 50th episode we talk about the new union potential of DashMart, the diverging diamond on Leestown Road, and in another LAME election desk special we talk about Greg Ladd.
On side B we support our comrades in Berea, the Berea Torch, who you can find at bereatorch.com
We also do a rundown of house bill 7, and discuss the latest Louisville measure to incarcerate homeless people.
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