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People really do watch TV on their phones nowadays. Seeing it more and more on the subway. I bet they’d pay for a service that delivers quick, short-form shows tailor-made for this experience. Not a whole show, but a snack — a quick bite, if you will.

How a former sitcom writer, an army of telemarketers and a loophole in Obamacare could shape the future of health care in the US: Listen to Zachary Mider and Sarah Holder on the Big Take podcast. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

talked to Zachary Mider about a bonkers scheme originating from a former comedy writer to sell americans cheap, often bare-bones health insurance by using a loophole in Obamacare. yup. follow along with the big take podcast: open.spotify.com/episode/1oILLH…

NEW: The Trump admin’s mass deportation effort hinges on a growing number of small communities that cut deals with private prison companies Dove into one town in New Mexico for Businessweek w/Rachel Adams-Heard, Polly & many others

such a powerful piece on a New Mexico county that's home to an immigrant detention facility — and the economic factors that keeps counties like it addicted to ICE $$: bloomberg.com/features/2025-…

the license plate reader company flock is "building a product that will use people lookup tools, data brokers, and data breaches to 'jump from LPR to person,'" according to 404 Media 404media.co/license-plate-…

"It’s about, do we fight harder to hold on to the past? Or do we fight harder to create a better future?” Benjamin Schneider visits Sunset Dunes Park in SF, where cars were banished — making room for children to play, bikers to ride, and backlash to brew bloomberg.com/news/features/…

spoke with Mark Gurman about his latest story, covering how Apple fell so far behind in the genAI race -- and what's at stake if they can't catch up podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/did…

This was a lot of fun. Really appreciated Zohran Kwame Mamdani coming on the podcast and giving us his year-end forecast for the S&P 500. (JK, we talked about housing, taxes, transport, liberalizing Halal cart permitting, city run grocery stores, and more)

NYC's Rent Guidelines Board is meeting Tues for a rare re-vote on their preliminary range of potential increases for 2-year leases The board initially voted to consider an increase between 4.75 and 7.75% but is revising that to a lower number Gothamist gothamist.com/news/nyc-rent-…

New York City's ban on forced broker fees goes into effect this week! Good time as any to re-listen to our episode on the bill's passage from last year, featuring Chi Ossé: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/new…

It includes deep dives into: 🏗️ Single-stair architecture 🏙️ Social housing 🚉 Automated metros 🚄 High-speed rail 🚲 Micromobility 🛍️ Downtown revitalization 🚧 Freeway removal 🌆 15-minute suburbs ... and illustrations by the incomparable Alfred Twu.

ben's book is COMING SOON! lucky enough to have read many drafts, and it truly has changed the way i think about city planning, land use politics, urban history, housing inequality, infrastructure spending, transportation access, etc. preorder The Unfinished Metropolis today :)

i think ben's book breaks a lot of new ground and adds more history and texture to the "abundance"-y conversation around why American cities got so stuck, and what it would really take to make them better

On Thurs, July 10, 2025, at 11:00 am CT, join the Economic Mobility Project of the ChicagoFed for “Labor, Leisure, and Life Choices: How Child-Rearing and Local Amenities Impact Urban Migration,” a virtual event during which Sr. Economist, Jason Faberman, will present his

On Thursday, July 10, 2025, at 11am CT, join the Economic Mobility Project of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago for a thought-provoking virtual discussion on the intersections of skill development, geographic mobility, and urban living. Moderated by Sarah Holder, a panel of

Massachusetts’ new rule barring tenant-paid broker fees is about more than just housing. As today’s The Boston Globe Starting Point explains, it’s also part of a wider crackdown on “junk fees,” both in MA and around the country bostonglobe.com/2025/07/08/new…

The past few years, retailers started locking more and more essentials on their shelves as an anti-theft measure. But there has been little evidence that it’s worked. Amanda Mull joins Sarah Holder on the Big Take podcast to discuss the causes and consequences of the retail

Trying to buy or sell a house right now? Does it feel impossible? You’re not alone. Sarah Holder breaks down the frozen US market with mrgopal and Daryl Fairweather, PhD | Chief Economist on the Big Take podcast. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Great podcast episode on the state of housing with Bloomberg Sarah Holder featuring Greater Nashville REALTORS® President Collyn Wainwright podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why…