Philip Ogren
Better Boulder Hearts and Minds Podcast
This podcast features interviews with members of Better Boulder, candidates we endorse, and other friends of our organization. We explore ways to make Boulder better with special emphasis on improved housing access and transportation infrastructure. Better Boulder is a nonprofit political action committee that endorses candidates and ballot measures and develops and promotes policies that we believe will make Boulder more vibrant, livable, and connected. We are working hard to create and enhance sustainable, walkable neighborhoods and to champion well-designed infill and redevelopment that red...
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Philip Ogren
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9. Jun 2026
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002 Sue Prant, Walk and Bike Month 09.06.2026 49:27
For episode 2, I sat down with Sue Prant at Community Cycles where she is the executive director to talk about her organization, Community Cycles, and their work in the community to promote riding bicycles and improving cycling infrastructure in Boulder in addition to their involvement with making Walk and Bike Month a success. We also talked about transportation improvements happening in Boulder...
001 Scott Rodwin, Abundance in Boulder 12.05.2026 1:16:58
In this first episode I sat down with Scott Rodwin at his office in downtown Boulder where he works as an architect. Scott is obsessed with sustainability in the built environment and is a leader in green design in Colorado and is an active board member of Better Boulder. We talked about why it's so difficult to build attainable housing and build great places in Boulder. Along the way we also ta...
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