On The Stoop, you’ll hear the stories of activists, policymakers, and thought leaders who are working to create abundant and affordable housing through policy campaigns across the United States. Our guests will have a variety of backgrounds and expertise and come from organizations hot off their first campaigns to those with long track records of success and everything in between. They’ll also come from all sorts of places: from Washington, D.C. to Missoula, Montana to Austin, Texas. The Stoop is a project of the Welcoming Neighbors Network — America’s only national network of independent state and local pro-housing advocacy organizations.
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Signup to Generate a PitchOn The Stoop, you’ll hear the stories of activists, policymakers, and thought leaders who are working to create abundant and affordable housing through policy campaigns across the United States. Our guests will have a variety of backgrounds and expertise and come from organizations hot off their first campaigns to those with long track records of success and everything in between.
Recent episodes include "Governing with Your Governor" (14 April 2026, 63 minutes), "The Montana Miracle" (31 March 2026, 55 minutes), and "Let's Talk Parking Reform!" (10 February 2026, 64 minutes).
The Stoop publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for The Stoop is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Stoop requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Stoop's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #3
This episode of The Stoop dives into how housing advocates work with — and sometimes around — the governor’s office to pass pro‑housing policy in Colorado, Arizona, and Connecticut. Matt Frommer describes advancing...
Episode #2
In this episode of The Stoop, Montana Representative Katie Zolnikov and former Representative Danny Tenenbaum explain how a cross-partisan coalition of mostly younger lawmakers and advocates passed the so-called...
Episode #1
Anna Fahey and Daniel Herriges discuss the importance of parking reform in housing advocacy. The conversation covers a three-step messaging framework: defining the problem, illustrating solutions, and outlining...
Episode #14
Recap some of the highlights from Season 1 — including clips from episodes with Graham Downey from Anchorage, Carlie Boos from Columbus, Susan Bean from Asheville, Jake Hinman from Arizona, and Dan Reed from greater...
In this episode of "The Stoop," Cutter González hosts a discussion with Grace Murray, Nick Taylor, and Matt Mooshian about recent housing policy wins in New Hampshire. They discuss the passage of House Bill 631, which...
Catie Gould and Kate Brunette Kreuzer discuss recent housing reforms in Washington State. They highlight significant achievements, including the passage of a major parking reform bill, transit-oriented development...
Karen DuBois Walton, Ph.D., from the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven and Pete Harrison from DesegregateCT discuss the near-win of this year's Work-Live-Ride bill in the Connecticut Legislature. They also talk...
Burhan Azeem and Jesse Kanson-Benanav tell the story of Cambridge's significant zoning reforms, including eliminating single-family zoning and allowing six-story buildings citywide. These reforms, which could increase...
Susan Bean, from Mountain True, discusses her transition from community engagement to housing and transportation policy advocacy, driven by the need for immediate community benefits. She details Asheville's recent...
Episode #8
Carlie Boos discusses her journey from ballet to law school and her transition to housing advocacy during the 2007 housing crisis. Carlie, now leading the Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio (AHACO), highlights...
Mary Kyle McCurdy and Sam Diaz discuss housing policies and legislative efforts in Oregon. Mary Kyle highlights Oregon's urban growth boundaries and the need for diverse housing types. She recounts the passage of the...
Episode #6
Annemarie Gray discusses recently getting the "City of Yes" initiative across the finish line in New York City — the city's first major reform on housing in recent history. Gray, who has a background in architecture and...
Episode #5
Sterling Higa discusses a recent legislative campaign that resulted in substantial state-level wins that will help alleviate the housing crisis in Hawaii. Despite opposition, these reforms passed due to a fierce...
Episode #4
Graham Downey discusses his journey into housing advocacy, starting with a law school class on land use and leading to his work in Anchorage. He highlighted the success of eliminating mandatory parking minimums in...
Episode #3
Kirin Goff and Jake Hinman discuss the Arizona Neighborhood Project's efforts to advocate for pro-housing policies in a deep purple state with a divided government. They share stories of big wins and hard-fought...
Episode #2
In this episode, Felicity Maxwell, an advocate, planning commissioner, and community leader in Austin, talks about the city's efforts to transform its housing and transit policies. Felicity discusses her journey from...
Episode #1
Dan Reed, the first guest on "The Stoop," discusses their journey into housing advocacy, beginning with their childhood experiences with housing insecurity and through their recent, successful housing policy campaigns...
The Stoop
Cutter González (they/them) introduces "The Stoop" podcast, a project of the Welcoming Neighbors Network. On the show, you'll hear the stories of activists, policymakers, and thought leaders working to create abundant...
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