Join Andy Cushen and James Warren as they talk about all things city building in the glorious city of Denver!
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Recent episodes include "Coo Coo for CoCo w/ James Flattum - #35" (10 September 2026, 41 minutes), "Chump Change! - #34" (28 August 2026, 31 minutes), and "Carpe Stadium - #32" (9 June 2026, 22 minutes).
DenverUrbanism publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 37 episodes.
Booking probability for DenverUrbanism is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. DenverUrbanism requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. DenverUrbanism's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for DenverUrbanism are Property Management & Appraisal and Housing & Urban Planning. DenverUrbanism has a society audience.
DenverUrbanism is a society podcast with 37 episodes published.
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Episode #33
New Train, who dis? Andy and James sit down with James Flattum, the Director of Outreach at the Coloradans for CoCo Intercity Passenger Rail Campaign, to discuss the 7A campaign for a new train to connect Denver to Fort...
Episode #34
How do neighborhoods change? What does it even mean for a neighborhood to change? Andy and James sit down and discuss, and boy oh boyyyyy you're going to want to listen. Does anybody read these descriptions?
Episode #32
Andy and James discuss why we would have sports in Denver, and what stadiums can mean for our urban fabric. Come to Bike Fest! Denver Bike Fest - Bikes, Community, and Connection!
Andy and James sit down to discuss a unique vote by City Council, how it arrived in their chambers, and what it tells us about housing and rents.
Andy and James sit down with Jason King from LOH Architects to discuss affordable housing, small scale urbanism, and the projects he's worked on in the past. Go check out LOH's work, there are some seriously cool...
Episode #33
Andy and James talk cars! Cars...of the future! In this episode, we unpack some of the considerations around Autonomous and Electric Vehicles, and how they may change our city in the not so distant future.
Episode #25
Andy and James sit down to talk about how we can take existing structures and give them a new life, much as a Phoenix rising from the ashes! Arise, oh Denver! Here is the day of action coming up Wednesday: On March 11...
Episode #24
Andy and James sit down to discuss being our state's capital. How did that happen? What does it mean? Should we like it? How does this relate to Rome?!
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Ho ho ho! Enjoy our end of the year episode where we don't try very hard! Hope you're having a good holiday and we'll see you for more urbanism in 2026!
Episode #24
Andy and James sit down with transit advocacy group Greater Denver Transit to learn about their recent wins and what's next for transit in Denver. Learn more!: Greater Denver Transit - Advocating for a better RTD.
Episode #22
Andy and James sit and reflect on the elections, what they thought was going to happen, what did happen, and why any of this really matters anyway.
Episode #23
James and Andy sit down with Jill Locantore of the Denver Streets Partnership to talk about the bold idea for making transit fast, frequent, and reliable - A Vision for Transit in the Denver Region. You can read more...
James Warren chats with Wes Marshall, Author of "Killed by a Traffic Engineer", about what we can do to make Denver just a bit safer.
James Warren chats with Chuck Marohn, founder of Strong Towns, about what we can do to make Denver just a bit stronger.
Episode #22
Andy Cushen and James Warren sit down to discuss why exactly our Denver buildings look the way they do. Here is the video Andy mentioned: Why Every New Building Looks the Same
Episode #21
Andy Cushen and James Warren talk about the hottest news in town - the revocation of parking minima from the zoning code. Technically these went into effect yesterday (8/11/25) but what are we, competent hosts?! To...
Episode #19
Andy Cushen and James Warren discuss the Colfax/Federal Cloverleaf - it's past, it's present, and a bright future that might await. Amazing work from DSP capturing the history of the cloverleaf - Cloverleaf Oral...
Podcast host James Warren sits down with Ed Callahan and Montana Gau to talk about StrongDenver, a local organization that advocates for better urbanism by using the universal language: money. Get involved and learn...
Episode #18
Andy Cushen and James Warren sit down to discuss mixed use - the benefits, the challenges, and short- and long-term strategies to achieve a mix of uses in the craaaaazy city of Denver! NYT article we discussed: Meet the...
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Andy Cushen and James Warren sit down with Rob Greer and Anna De Witt of YIMBY (Yes In My Back Yard) Denver to discuss what YIMBY is, what they advocate for and why, and the challenges keeping Denver from affordability...
Recent guests on DenverUrbanism. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
tantric teacher and facilitator of intimacy and embodiment practices, Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music
Executive Director, Denver Streets Partnership
author of 'Killed by a Traffic Engineer', University of Colorado in Denver
civil engineer, land use planner, advocate, activist, member of the American Solidarity Party's Board of Advisors, Strong Towns
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