This Day in History, October 29th
Oh, shit! You've fallen in a timehole! Doomed to walk the halls of time forever! On…
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US of Ed: Half a Loaf? You Could Always Eat the Rich
"Now we're in the situation where half a loaf is better than no loaf." Joe Biden…
Pacific Conversations: Dr Cynthia Goytia on Informal Housing and Globa...
Dr. Cynthia Goytia is a Professor at the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella and Harvard University Visiting…
US of Ed: Down to the Bone
"The momentum for these bills is gone now, the desire is still there but the momentum…
Pacific Conversations: Bruce Appleyard and the Principles of Livabilit...
Bruce Appleyard is an American city planner and urban designer, theorist, consultant, academic, and author. He…
US of Ed: Power to the People
"The debate is really over, the question is how do we implement?" 85% of people around…
Eric Heikkila on the Rise and China and New World Order
Eric J. Heikkila is a professor at the USC Price School of Public Policy at the…
This Day in History, October 8th
Bending some pages in the history books, on today's date in 314 Constantine I defeated Roman…
US of Ed: Living on the Edge
"This is Biden's agenda, if he fails here he fails." Joe Biden spinning his wheels on…
Pacific Conversations: Ethan Kent on Placemaking and Public Spaces
Having travelled to more than 1000 cities and 60 countries, Ethan Kent works to support various…
This Day in History, October 1st
Taking a quantum leap back in time to observe... on today's date, Alexander the Great secured…
US of Ed: March of the Very Dainty Elephants
"For the very first time in my memory, the so-called progressives have the upper hand." At…