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The Fort Worthology Show, Episode 5: Grab Bag

Written by Kevin Buchanan on August 13, 2009 - 0 Comments
Categories: Architecture & Urban Design, Preservation, Transit & Infrastructure

Just a grab bag of topics in this brief installment of our podcast: TRE Sunday service, Fort Worth’s track record with water features, Tokyo Cafe on Fort Worth Hole-in-the-Wall, Near Southside historic preservation progress, Garvey Mansion update.
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The Fort Worthology Show, Episode 4: An Interview with Mike Brennan, Fort Worth South, Inc. Planner

Written by Kevin Buchanan on July 1, 2009 - 0 Comments
Categories: Architecture & Urban Design, Urban Development

The Fort Worthology Show returns at last. In Episode 4, host Kevin Buchanan sits down with Fort Worth South, Inc.’s planner Mike Brennan to chat about several items in the Near Southside: the Magnolia Avenue renovation, West Leuda Park (and the Near Southside parks plan in general), and historic preservation in the Near [...]

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A Google Street View Tour of Paris with James Howard Kunstler

Written by Kevin Buchanan on March 19, 2009 - 2 Comments
Categories: Architecture & Urban Design

Today’s new Kunstlercast, the weekly podcast by James Howard Kunstler and Duncan Crary, features Jim taking listeners on a virtual walking tour of Paris, France using Google Street View. Paris is a classic example of great urban design and an examination of it is helpful in understanding what urbanism means. The Kunstlercast [...]

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The Fort Worthology Show, Episode 3 – Shop Local

Written by Kevin Buchanan on January 2, 2009 - 4 Comments
Categories: General

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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The Fort Worthology Show, Episode 2: The Tarrant County College Buildings

Written by Kevin Buchanan on October 14, 2008 - 4 Comments
Categories: General

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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. [...]

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The Fort Worthology Show, Episode One – Livable Neighborhoods, Real Communities

Written by Kevin Buchanan on May 19, 2008 - 0 Comments
Categories: General

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.
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The Fort Worthology Show – Coming Soon

Written by Kevin Buchanan on April 24, 2008 - 0 Comments
Categories: General

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) [...]

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West and Clear Podcast – It’s a Holiday Party

Written by Kevin Buchanan on December 13, 2007 - 0 Comments
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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 [...]

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Opening Night for the Scat Jazz Lounge

Written by Kevin Buchanan on December 7, 2007 - 0 Comments
Categories: General

So, the West and Clear team (yours truly included) settled into our booth in the Scat Jazz Lounge for opening night last night. You might be wondering – how was it?
Short answer: Outstanding. Best thing to happen to downtown Fort Worth in years.
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