A new podcast for the weekend! And the audio quality is significantly less weird this time! This time, we’re talking about supporting local businesses. This episode was recorded on location at Spiral Diner on Magnolia Avenue in the Near Southside. Enjoy.

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It’s back! The Fort Worthology Show returns to the podcasting airwaves, retooled and brought back after a long hiatus. Join co-host Stephanie Scarborough and myself as we talk Fort Worth urbanism, architecture, transit, and more. Today’s episode: the Tarrant County College buildings. We unload quite a bit of strong dislike on the cancelled TCC campus buildings and a lot of modernism in general on this one – hey, we’re traditionalists, what can we say? So, if you’re a modernist fan, don’t say we didn’t warn you.

(The URL given for the Show’s page at the end is not correct – it’s actually fortworthology.com/show/.)

You can subscribe to the show in iTunes by clicking here, which would let you automatically sync new episodes with your iPod, iPod touch, or iPhone. The show is now available on the iTunes Store:
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That’s right – at long last, I am proud to announce the arrival of the first episode of The Fort Worthology Show, the new podcast about urban design and architecture.  Episode One deals with urban grocers, livable neighborhood design, and the definition of real community.

NOTE: The URL given in the show’s end for the show page on the site is incorrect. That link is actually for the show’s feed. The correct link for the show’s main page is fortworthology.com/show.

This podcast is in .m4a format, with visual accompaniment. If you’re listening on an iPod, iPod touch, iPhone, or listening in iTunes, or listening with the site’s built-in player here, you’ll see the artwork change throughout the show.

You can subscribe to the show in iTunes by clicking here, which would let you automatically sync new episodes with your iPod, iPod touch, or iPhone. Soon, we’ll have the show on the iTunes Store itself, which will make it ever easier. EDIT: The show is now available on the iTunes Store:
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If you’d prefer to view the show online, click the player below to load it, click the popup player link to open the player in a new window, or click the download link to download it to your computer (.m4a format, about 13.2 MB).

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People have been asking me about this since the debut of the West And Clear podcast, and now it’s finally happening – Fort Worthology will be debuting its own podcast soon! The Fort Worthology Show will be rather different from the West And Clear podcast (which I will continue to be a part of) – rather than being a discussion about general Fort Worth topics, The Fort Worthology Show will be a simple conversation about urban design & development and the negatives of suburban sprawl between myself and either a regular participant (perhaps contributer Stephanie) or a guest. Nothin’ too fancy. Each episode will likely be 15 minutes long or so.

We’re working on putting together the first episode. Stay tuned!

This week on the West and Clear Podcast, Steve-o, Pete W., and I talk “Amahl and the Night Visitors” at the Rose Marine, Los Noviembres, the 100k House, the completion of St. Patrick’s Cathedral downtown, the “St. Nick” casting call, the upcoming District 9 runoff election, Brave Combo Dec. 21st at McDavid Studio downtown, and more. Click on over to West and Clear to listen or subscribe via iTunes!