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Hosted by PRB+ Magazine · government · EN-US · 35 episodes
Regular discussions with parks and rec pros about what's happening in their communities and how it might impact yours. Available wherever you get your podcasts. Also available in video format on YouTube -- https://www.youtube.com/@prbmagazine/podcasts And in written version at https://www.prbplus.com
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Episode #38
Today, we talk with Bianca Montoya, Communications Manager for American Ramp Company about five lessons from MOmentum Bike Park in Joplin, Mo. and how those five lessons turn great bike parks into community destinations. You can watch the podcast here . You can read the article here .
Episode #37
Brian Hill spent nearly 20 years in the public sector of the aquatics industry before joining Waters Edge Aquatic Design. He has extensive experience managing and staffing facilities, overseeing special events, and understanding the daily maintenance needed to keep facilities functioning smoothly. He excels at understanding how a facility operates and what it takes to keep the pool itself running while also meeting community needs. Brian’s knowledge and expertise help guide each project he takes on. Today, we talk with him about what folks can expect to learn in his ParkFest session titled Creating Emergency Action Plans . Watch the podcast here. Register for his session here.
Episode #36
Why do some dog parks thrive while others become muddy, costly headaches? Join dog park consultant Christina Clifton as she shares the biggest mistakes communities make when designing off-leash areas—and how to avoid them. Learn practical strategies for site selection, drainage, layout, budgeting, maintenance, and long-term success through real-world examples and lessons learned from hundreds of dog park projects. Want to watch the podcast? You can do that here. Want to register for her ParkFest Session? You can do that here.
Episode #35
Intergenerational play is gaining momentum as a transformative approach to community design—where every space becomes an opportunity for people of all ages and abilities to connect, move, and grow together. Today, we sit down with Kent Callison, Director of Marketing for GameTime to learn more about his ParkFest session. According to Callison, this session will explore the latest trends and emerging practices in designing for intergenerational recreation, including inclusive design principles, nature-based integration, personalized play features, and data-driven planning. Through real-world case studies and evidence-based strategies, participants will discover how intentional design can bridge generations, foster community belonging, and enhance public health outcomes. Learn how to translate trend insights into action and create vibrant, equitable spaces that serve the whole community—today and for generations to come. Prefer to watch this podcast? You can do so here . Want to register for the session? You can do that here .
Episode #34
Great playgrounds invite every child to find their own way to play, yet inclusion is still too often treated as a checklist of compliance rather than a question of lived experience. This session highlights how rope-based play environments naturally support inclusion by offering layered levels of challenge, sensory engagement, and freedom of movement. While the ADA has improved accessibility for physical disabilities, sensory-friendly play is often overlooked. Rope play can provide adaptable experiences that allow children to engage at their own pace while building confidence, coordination, and connection. Today, we talk with Alyssa Young and Theresa LaForest, Specification Managers at Berliner Play Equipment about their upcoming ParkFest session on Thursday, October 29th at 11 am Eastern. You can also watch the podcast on YouTube .
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