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A new episode of Auto Asphyxiation is out where we dissect power within space—and of course protests are part of that. How does urbanism not cover protests?! On this week’s episode Kimberly and Lark break down the #HandsOff & #NoKings Protests that brought out FOUR million people nationwide
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Why America Should Sprawl by Dougherty is a horrible idea akin to Manifest Destiny.
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This week we examine the political economy of contemporary U.S. social movements and electoral strategies through the lens of the April 5 #50501 protest march, a mobilization centered on economic justice and anti-austerity demands. We critique purity politics as a barrier to coalition building, especially on the left and
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This week Kimberly and I discuss the lack of space for teen girls and the limits of inclusion that segregates rather than brings people together. We’re in the middle of a redesign of the site & an adjustment of our focus. Thank you for continuing to support us! Please
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Hello folks please subscribe and share our podcast! All you have to do is click the video, it’s easy. We’re on episode nine of Auto Asphyxiation, and today, Kimberly and Lark discuss the concept of states’ rights through the lens of Essex County—an area roughly the size
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Kimberly and Lark discuss how to create streets for all of New Jersey. We question the usefulness of pulling up rails for parks. Then we entertain the dream of a protected bike lane and trolley up Bloomfield Avenue. Finally we discuss, despite there being a few more women in urbanism,
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This week Kimberly and Lark discuss acclerationism in an episode that could be titled "Just Like Us" as a play on Kendrick Lamar’s catchy anthem of working class solidarity. In the theory of accelerationism, working-class men may believe they will regain power, but the truth is they
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Auto Asphyxiation episode five. Kim and Lark discuss urbanism, democracy, and the steps that are needed to create a preserve the union. Tune in and subscribe!
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Kimberly and Lark discuss the SAVE ACT (HR 8281), Voting Rights, the Constitution, and MORE
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Discussing the overturning of Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization (2022), Trump’s Executive Order banning gender affirming care for minors, and how this all connects to transportation and feminist urbanism.
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A podcast about the climate crisis, feminist urbanism, and pain of the automobile hosted by Kimberly and Lark. Episode one is about the bus!