Open Space Radio: Parks and Recreation Trends
SEPTEMBER 20, 2019
Today’s episode is a special edition of Open Space Radio — we’re diving behind the scenes of the upcoming 2019 NRPA Annual Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, which is happening September 24-26. We’re releasing this episode a little earlier than we typically do, in hopes that those of you who are attending can tune in as you fly, drive or hike your way to Baltimore.
ParkTalk podcast
SEPTEMBER 19, 2019
Physical therapist and yoga instructor Dr. Allison Mitch discusses some of the many benefits of yoga both for the general population and for those with medical conditions or special needs. Physical therapist and yoga instructor Dr. Allison Mitch discusses some of the many benefits of yoga both for the general population and for those with medical conditions or special needs.
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FedHeads
SEPTEMBER 16, 2019
On episode 74, the FedHeads welcome CEO of the Common Pool, Jaison Morgan, to discuss the benefits of prizes and challenges and how the government can leverage these strategies to foster collaboration. On episode 74, the FedHeads welcome CEO of the Common Pool, Jaison Morgan, to discuss the benefits of prizes and challenges and how the government can leverage these strategies to foster collaboration.
The Market Urbanism Report
SEPTEMBER 15, 2019
Democrats and Republicans have all launched competing housing plans. But the common denominator is that they see the need for more housing.
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The Market Urbanism Report
SEPTEMBER 15, 2019
Democrats and Republicans have all launched competing housing plans. But the common denominator is that they see the need for more housing.
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