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Why Suburbs May Be a Bad Deal
Suburbs are sold as the ideal place to raise a family, but what does the evidence actually say? This episode digs into the research on children's independent mobility — and the striking finding that restricted childhoods get passed down through generations — then follows the money: Strong Towns' argument that post-war suburban development functions like a Ponzi scheme, with street-level case studies from Nolensville, Tennessee showing new suburban streets running deeper deficits than compact townhome blocks. Finally, the environmental ledger: why suburbs account for roughly half of US…
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