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CivMetrics: Civic Development Podcast
The CivMetrics Civic Development Podcast is the premier podcast covering civic development issues, featuring expert insights from the worlds of economic development, affordable housing, infrastructure and more. Join us each week as we dive into the latest news, trends, and cutting-edge developments that practitioners need to know.
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Episodes
P3s Unplugged: Insights from the DC Streetlights Project 11.09.2025 47:52
Three infrastructure insiders join us to break down the Washington DC Streetlights P3 Project, a case study of innovative thinking in urban development. The panelists share their insights on the evolution of P3s, the challenges faced during the project, and the lessons learned that can guide future infrastructure initiatives. Topics of discussion include: The Genesis of the DC Streetlight Project...
Infrastructure Finance in the 119th Congress: 2025 Update 30.06.2025 27:16
Three infrastructure veterans join us to break down infrastructure finance and legislation in the 119th Congress. What can we expect? The wide-ranging discussion covers everything on the table in this Congress starting with the Big Beautiful Bill, then moving to other legislation: a proposed infrastructure bank (H.R. 1235); American infrastructure bonds (S. 1480); cap expansion for private activit...
The Big Beautiful Bill and Affordable Housing in the 2nd Trump Administration with David Gasson 19.06.2025 27:31
David Gasson of MG Housing Strategies breaks down the latest Affordable Housing credits and whether they will survive Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill. Listen to this Capitol Hill veteran (and affordable housing expert) give an insider’s view about whether and how Affordable Housing avoids the cuts in the Congressional legislative machinery.
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