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Home » LISTEN: HOW TO REALLY RUN A CITY PODCAST

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HOW TO REALLY RUN A CITY PODCAST

 

Former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, and Citizen co-founder Larry Platt talk about what it really takes to get sh*t done in cities on The Citizen’s newest podcast, How to Really Run a City. New episodes, with a special guest joining, each month. To learn more, read Larry Platt’s article on the birth of the podcast.

LATEST RELEASE: EPISODE 4

For all of the seeming division in our country, there really are leaders who are committed to bringing people together to achieve real change. Helming that charge? Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, an anti-Trump, tax-increasing Republican who joined this episode of the podcast. Whatever political party you ascribe to, meeting in the middle may be easier than you think.

 


ALL EPISODES

Overcoming Partisan Politics

with Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt

Solving Gun Violence

with David Muhammad, Executive Director of the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform

Making Cities Greener

with Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego

The Secret Leadership Skill You Need to Solve Problems

with Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf

Overcoming Partisan Politics

with Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt

 

For all of the seeming division in our country, there really are leaders who are committed to bringing people together to achieve real change. Helming that charge? Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, an anti-Trump, tax-increasing Republican who joined this episode of the podcast. Whatever political party you ascribe to, meeting in the middle may be easier than you think.

Sign up to stay informed on balanced solutions to city problems at The Philadelphia Citizen.

Solving Gun Violence

with David Muhammad, Executive Director of the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform

 

In this episode, Nutter, Reed and Platt turned to one of the architects behind Oakland’s 50 percent reduction in gun violence over seven years: David Muhammad, Executive Director of the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform. Gun violence has taken a toll in cities across America. Muhammad’s game plan will leave you with a sense that this problem is one thing: solvable.

Making Cities Greener

with Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego

 

Did you know that changing the color of roads could lower their temperature by more than 10 degrees? Or that strategically planting trees could lower air temperature by up to 40 degrees? Neither did we, until we heard this episode, featuring Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego. Learn the ways she has made her city’s focus on sustainability pay off for its citizens.

The Secret Leadership Skill You Need to Solve Problems

with Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf

 

There’s a secret leadership skill you can’t gain from a Harvard MBA or Stanford education: It’s connecting with the people. In this episode, hosts Reed, Nutter, and Platt explore the power of relationship to make positive changes, then welcome Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf to share the replicable ways she’s made a difference in Oakland, CA, about problems ranging from gun violence to potholes.


How to Really Run a City is made possible thanks to the generous support of Comcast NBCUniversal and Diversified Search Group. 

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Overcoming Partisan Politics

with Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt

Solving Gun Violence

with David Muhammad, Executive Director of the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform

Making Cities Greener

with Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego

The Secret Leadership Skill You Need to Solve Problems

with Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf

Overcoming Partisan Politics

with Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt

 

For all of the seeming division in our country, there really are leaders who are committed to bringing people together to achieve real change. Helming that charge? Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, an anti-Trump, tax-increasing Republican who joined this episode of the podcast. Whatever political party you ascribe to, meeting in the middle may be easier than you think.

Sign up to stay informed on balanced solutions to city problems at The Philadelphia Citizen.

Solving Gun Violence

with David Muhammad, Executive Director of the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform

 

In this episode, Nutter, Reed and Platt turned to one of the architects behind Oakland’s 50 percent reduction in gun violence over seven years: David Muhammad, Executive Director of the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform. Gun violence has taken a toll in cities across America. Muhammad’s game plan will leave you with a sense that this problem is one thing: solvable.

Making Cities Greener

with Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego

 

Did you know that changing the color of roads could lower their temperature by more than 10 degrees? Or that strategically planting trees could lower air temperature by up to 40 degrees? Neither did we, until we heard this episode, featuring Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego. Learn the ways she has made her city’s focus on sustainability pay off for its citizens.

The Secret Leadership Skill You Need to Solve Problems

with Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf

 

There’s a secret leadership skill you can’t gain from a Harvard MBA or Stanford education: It’s connecting with the people. In this episode, hosts Reed, Nutter, and Platt explore the power of relationship to make positive changes, then welcome Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf to share the replicable ways she’s made a difference in Oakland, CA, about problems ranging from gun violence to potholes.

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