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    GovLove – A Podcast About Local Government – Engaging Local Government Leaders (ELGL)

    GovLove is a podcast about the people, policies and profession of local government. From Mayors and City Managers to interns and everyone in between, we interview the people making a difference in their communities to learn about the great work being done at the local level. GovLove is brought to you by Engaging Local Government Leaders (ELGL).

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    #308 Creative Placemaking in Local Government with Lyz Crane Feb 11, 2020
    Show notes

    Using arts and culture to shape communities. Lyz Crane, the Deputy Director of Artplace America, joined the podcast to talk about the work strengthening the field of creative placemaking, which is about integrating arts into community planning and development. She gave examples of how communities can integrate artists in local government including using artists to improve engagement. Lyz also announced a new Creative Community partnership with ELGL around highlighting these local government stories.

    This is part of ELGL's Creative Community, a partnership with ArtPlace America and CivicArts to write, explore, share, and learn about creative placemaking.

    Host: Kirsten Wyatt


    #307 Putting People First in Birmingham, AL with Ed Fields Feb 07, 2020
    Show notes

    Engagement from campaigning to governing. Ed Fields, Senior Advisor and Chief Strategist for the City of Birmingham, Alabama, joined the podcast to talk about how they engage residents in the work of local government. He also discussed transitioning a new mayoral administration and how he works to drive Mayor Woodfin's agenda.

    Host: Ben Kittelson


    #306 Reducing Evictions in Newark, NJ with Khabirah Myers Jan 31, 2020
    Show notes

    Equitable growth and reducing displacement. Khabirah Myers, the Coordinator for the Office of Tenant Legal Services, joined the podcast to talk about her work aiding renters in the City of Newark.The City created an Office where residents facing eviction can turn for resources and even legal representation. Khabirah talked about the eviction issue in Newark, how her Office is working to combat the problem, and how reducing evictions is part of an equitable growth strategy.

    Host: Ben Kittelson


    #305 Mobility and Infrastructure in Pittsburgh, PA with Karina Ricks Jan 24, 2020
    Show notes

    Economic development through transportation. Karina Ricks, the Director of the Mobility and Infrastructure Department in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, joined the podcast to talk about how Pittsburgh is working with transportation companies in a collaborative way and how her department emphasizes mobility. She also shared details of the City's new Bike Plan and her career path into local government.

    Host: Ben Kittelson


    #304 Enhancing Public Services with the Google.org Fellowship Jan 17, 2020
    Show notes

    Improving access to city programs online. Erin Hattersley, Manager at Google.org, and Maegen Fisher, Program Manager Fellow, joined the podcast to talk about how Google is partnering with the City of Boulder, Colorado and the goals of the Fellowship Program. Google.org launched the Fellowship Program to bring small teams of Google employees into nonprofits and local governments to provide six months of pro bono work. Fellows use their technical expertise in product management, software engineering and UX design.

    Host: Alyssa Dinberg


    #303 Trends in Human Resources with Kylie Bayer, McMinnville, OR Jan 10, 2020
    Show notes

    Human Resources as a strategic partner. Kylie Bayer, the Human Resources Manager for the City of McMinnville, Oregon, joined the podcast to share the issues and trends that she sees affecting the human resources industry in local government. From pay equity to sabbaticals, and why City Managers should bring HR to the executive leadership team. Kylie also gave a preview of #ELGL20, ELGL's Annual Conference in Portland this May.

    Host: Kirsten Wyatt


    #302 Technology & Public Safety with Matt Polega, Mark43 Jan 03, 2020
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    Cloud-based first responder dispatch. Matt Polega, the Co-Founder and Head of Marketing at Mark43, joined the podcast to talk about how technology can improve public safety. He discussed the importance of computer aided dispatch and the flexibility that being cloud-based provides. Mark also talked about how public safety agencies can work better together and what he would change about the procurement process.

    Host: Kirsten Wyatt


    #301 The GovieLovies - Best Episodes of 2019 Dec 27, 2019
    Show notes

    The year in review. Four of the regular GovLove hosts teamed up to hand out awards and recap the fourth year of a podcast about local government. Kirsten, Alyssa, Javon, and Ben all selected five of their favorite episodes to honor with the most prestigious award in local government podcasting, a GovieLovie. The hosts also shared their favorite holiday desserts and what they are looking forward to in 2020.

    Hosts: Kirsten Wyatt, Ben Kittelson, Alyssa Dinberg, & Javon Davis

    The Picks

    Kirsten

    1. Leadership & Scenario Planning with Matt Finch
    2. Near the Top Report with Leisha Dehart-Davis & Kimberly Nelson
    3. Civic Innovation & Tech in Toronto with Paula Kwan
    4. Family Ties in Charleston, SC with Former Mayor Joe Riley & Citibot's Bratton Riley
    5. Open Government & Innovation at Guilford County, NC with Jason Jones

    Ben

    1. Chief Innovators Studio at CityLab DC
    2. Tackling Blight & Innovation with Terrance Smith, Mobile, AL
    3. Rethinking the Library in Hillsboro, OR with Stephanie Chase & Hillary Ostlund
    4. Starting as a City Manager & Unique Local Governments with Martha Bennett
    5. Communicator to Candidate in Appleton, WI with Chad Doran

    Javon

    1. CivicPride with Pam Davis, Boulder, CO
    2. Politics & Administration Career Paths with Sarah Moss
    3. Legal Challenges to Parking Enforcement with Shawnte Raines & Matthew Dicianni
    4. Policing & Drones with Chief Gary Jenkins, Pullman, WA
    5. Community Healing with Melissa Glaser

    Alyssa

    1. A Taste of Tennessee: Hot Chicken & Local Government
    2. Operationalizing Racial Equity in Austin, TX with Brion Oaks
    3. Life Coaching with Meredith Hauck, Merriam, KS
    4. Childcare for Public Meetings with Politisit
    5. Priority Based Budgeting with Chris Fabian, ResourceX

    #300 Thinking Like a Designer with Patrick McDonnell Dec 20, 2019
    Show notes

    Urbanist, Designer and Technologist. Patrick McDonnell joined the podcast to talk about his career path, which started in urban planning, to serving on Innovation Teams in Austin, Texas and Anchorage, Alaska. He talked about the role of a designer, skills that local government needs and the importance of user experience. Patrick also shared some of the projects he worked on like improving access to food stamps in Anchorage.

    Host: Kirsten Wyatt


    #299 Childcare for Public Meetings with Politisit Dec 13, 2019
    Show notes

    Engaging families in civic activities. Rachel Sowray, the Founder of Politisit, joined the podcast to talk about encouraging parents to participate in public meetings. Politisit reimburses parents and other caregivers for child care costs while they attend meetings and activities. Rachel also talked about her time as a Federal Prosecutor in Oregon and what inspired her to start Politisit.

    Host: Kirsten Wyatt


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