Yes, Matt, you're absolutely right
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Looking for something to listen to this Sunday afternoon?
Might I suggest @KUT's #GrowthMachine podcast?
We're examining some of the decisions made over the past 100 years that have shaped Austin's housing market.
And it's not boring!
SUBSCRIBE: kutkutx.studio/category/growt
Looking for something to listen to this Sunday afternoon?
Might I suggest 's #GrowthMachine podcast?
We're examining some of the decisions made over the past 100 years that have shaped Austin's housing market.
And it's not boring!
SUBSCRIBE: kutkutx.studio/category/growt
some really wild stuff in this post
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it’s like night and day comparing the comments on this post to the codenext debate 5 years ago. people are waking up
nextdoor.com/p/LnGSh4gj9TXC
The culture is crying out for a podcast hosted by two millennials giving their unique perspective on today's events
Journalism pro tip: Ask literally one fucking question.
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#BREAKING Five LAPD officers have been taken to the hospital after being exposed to meth.
abc7.com/meth-lapd-offi
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
There are no health risks requiring hospitalization resulting from 'exposure' to meth.
While meth overdoses are obviously possible, they are most common when meth is used along with other drugs, and require actually having consumed meth.
samhsa.gov/meth
Great podcast. Suddenly realizing that the efforts to block development & preserve water quality expanded to block so much housing that many people have been pushed to the woods over the aquifer/near Barton Creek. It can be a hard listen, knowing the future housing crisis today
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ICYMI: The fourth episode of @KUT's Growth Machine is out this week.
It's the second part of our story about an environmental movement in the 1990s that divided a city. This week: the compromise & how it impacted Austin's growth.
open.spotify.com/episode/7sDyGx
Loving this series! Quote of the episode: “East side environmentalists were fighting cancer-causing pollution in their neighborhood. West side activists were fighting for a swimming pool.”
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The latest episode of @KUT's #GrowthMachine is out now.
It's the story of how a group of city officials, business leaders and environmentalists decided whose neighborhoods would bear the brunt of Austin's rapid growth.
SUBSCRIBE: kutkutx.studio/growth-machine
