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Hosted by Lauren and Jen · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Build Order is a podcast and essay series about why certain things grow in certain cities. Every city carries the invisible architecture of decisions that were once made. Early choices, local constraints, historical momentum, and just a dash of chaos quietly, and sometimes loudly, determine what industries take root, which ideas scale, and which futures become possible.Starting in Austin. Expanding outward.Every system has a build order. Cities are no exception.We’re excited to begin.Lauren & Jenbuildorder.substack.com
Lauren and Jen hosts Build Order, a society show with 10 episodes published.
Build Order’s second City Deep Dive takes us to Lansing, Michigan. We first noticed Lansing while researching America’s state capitals. It has what we called the floor and the flywheel: the durable institutional base of
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What if state capitals are not sleepy government towns, but one of America’s most under-appreciate city-growth machines? In this episode, Austin is the entry point for discussion about what makes a state capital successf
How did a city better known nationally for music and culture become a place where America keeps trying to build the future of hardware? In this episode, Lauren and Jen trace Austin’s semiconductor history from attracting
Build Order’s first ever deep dive opens with Columbus, Ohio. This is a city that is one of the largest in America, and yet is treated like it was recently discovered behind a very large Midwestern curtain. Columbus has
In this episode, Lauren and Jen, dressed for low Earth orbit if not necessarily broadcast journalism, are joined by Lucy Wu, an Austin-based aerospace professional to trace the geography of the American space industry. T
A private astronaut built a Shakespeare theater near Lake Austin. Now that strange little piece of land raises a bigger question: what does Austin preserve, and what does it let slip away? The hidden, Elizabethan-style t
The biggest Austin real estate story of the last decade wasn’t Tesla, Oracle, or a sky full of cranes. It was a guy who barely built anything — and then lost nearly all of it. For a few years, Nate Paul, founder of World
“Wow, you’ve lived here so long! I bet you’ve seen Austin change a lot.” We sure have, and it’s changed in many ways that you wouldn’t expect. Sure, more and more people move in, our city bird — the “crane” — frequents a
Austin embodies one of America’s favorite narratives: a successful contradiction. A blueberry in the tomato soup of Texas. A laid-back city with outsized cultural ambition. A government town brimming with students and ar
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Build Order is hosted by Lauren and Jen. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
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