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How Zoning Built the Suburbs We Hate
Why do walkability advocates genuinely loathe the suburbs? This episode unpacks the legal, fiscal, and design roots of the hostility. We trace the 1926 Euclid zoning case that made single-use development the law, examine the racial history of redlining and highways, and break down the "Ponzi scheme" math of suburban infrastructure. From the dangers of the stroad to the forced car dependency that drains household budgets, we explore why the built environment isn't just a matter of taste—it’s a system with real, measurable costs. Episode 2746 — myweirdprompts.com/n/2746 (permanent short link…
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