Just a week ago, I got my first radio interview: I talked for 20 minutes with Marielle Smith, the producer of Energy-Wise. The short segment played Monday morning on Newsradio 970 KFBX (and perhaps the other local Clear Channel stations). We covered: Our denied pedestrian right; The social aspects of pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods and cities; The [...]
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Lower standards and half-baked ideas
Posted in Self-referential hoo-ha on October 9, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I need to lower my standards enough to let out a few half-baked ideas. If you read my last post (on the crime rate in Fairbanks), you may have left with the feeling that it was not the most thorough piece of argumentation you’d ever read. Frank Cox called it a “rough and ready first [...]
Reader participation
Posted in Self-referential hoo-ha on May 20, 2008 | 2 Comments »
If you’re already a reader of The Fairbanks Pedestrian, you may not have looked recently for an “About this blog” link. But now there is one — look, at the top of the page! Chances are, you know the kinds of things I write about, so you won’t learn anything new about the blog’s themes. [...]