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This is the fourth episode of Library Pizza, a podcast about reading hosted by the guy writing this: Mike Meginnis.
This week's guest is my friend Ned Resnikoff, an analyst, researcher, journalist, and consultant with a particular focus on housing and urban policy.
Follow me on Bluesky here, and Ned here. You'll learn about his forthcoming book Cities for the People in his pinned post. Ned's newsletter Public Comment is here, and here are the articles we discussed in the pod: The Party Should Throw Them a Party, and Happy Hour Power. The site for Resnikoff Consulting is here.
The article "Is Matter Conscious?", by Hedda Hassel Mørch, can be read here.
You can and should join Disc Horse, the Library Pizza discord, at https://discord.gg/UAsDrEeWFv
My thanks to Tracy Rae Bowling for the very dignified theme song, and my friend Blorb for the art.
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