GLUE interviews Detroit preservation advocate and former ED of Preservation Wayne, Francis Grunow, about the recent history of preservation in Detroit and how preservation is one piece of re-imagining our cities.

GLUE interviews historic preservation advocate and expert Michael Allen.  Michael talks about the value of preservation and the tax credits in Missouri that have launched a transformative preservation culture in St. Louis.

A man-on-the-street report from GLUEster Kevin Leeson on what the Bridge Project, which took place September 25 and 26, 2009, means to Cleveland.

GLUE interviews Justin Booth, the founder and director of Green Options Buffalo, as part of our series on "In Between Transit."  This is the second part of our interview, which explains GO Buffalo's transition to an advocacy organization for better transportation options in Buffalo.  The first part of the interview, which explains the programming of GO Buffalo, is here.

GLUE interviews Justin Booth, the founder and director of Green Options Buffalo, as part of our series on "In Between Transit."  This is the first part of our interview, which focuses on the founding of GO Buffalo and the programs it offers.  The second part, on policy advocacy, is here.

GLUE interviews Sharon Feigon, the CEO of I-Go, a non-profit car sharing program in Chicago, as part of our series on "In Between Transit."

Mandy Burrell Booth's interview for GLUE with Robin Snyderman of the Metropolitan Planning Council on the lessons that the federal government is learning from the collaborative work of municipalities in Chicago.

Mandy Burrell Booth interviews Janice Morissy of the South Suburban Housing Collaborative, on how regional cooperation is becoming a new norm in the suburbs of Chicago, and why it's important.

Mandy Burrell Booth's interview for GLUE with Beth Dever, the housing director for Chicago's Metropolitan Mayors Caucus.  Beth talks about the role the Caucus and other local institutions have played in supporting the South Suburban Housing Collaborative, and the importance of communities building trust so that they can work together on issues that cross borders, such as the foreclosure crisis.

GLUE interviews Russell Combs, Executive Director of the Erie Technology Incubator, which opened in 2008 with the support of Gannon University to support new tech-based businesses in Erie, PA.

GLUE interviews Michael Gainer, founder of Buffalo ReUse, about their "hybrid" deconstruction model and making deconstruction competitive.

GLUE interviews Dru Siley, the President and founding principal of deconstruction strategic consultant Sleeping Giant Associates, LLC, on the long-term prospects for deconstruction as a successful business venture.

Juli Kaufmann, a founder and principal of Pragmatic Construction in Milwaukee, talks about why deconstruction makes sense, what barriers exist, and how cities can support deconstructionists.

GLUE interviews Nathalie Winans, an artist living and working in Lansing about what could make Lansing a stronger community for artists (and, by extension, all of its residents).

GLUE interviews artist, student, live-work space occupier, and art walk developer Troy Myers, from Akron, OH.

GLUE interviews Matt James, an artist and the Chair of the Dayton Circus Creative Collective.

As a part of GLUE's series on artists and their role in community development, we interviewed Renee Piechocki, artist and the Director of the Pittsburgh Office of Public Art.

GLUE interviews Allegra Cangelosi, Senior Policy Analyst and Director of Environmental Projects for the Northeast-Midwest Institute, about a couple of the policies--specifically, an invasive species screening process, and federalballast water controls--that our Great Lakes need in 2009.

GLUE interviews Evans Paull, Senior Policy Analyst at NEMW, on why brownfields investment is important and how federal policy can do a better job of encouraging it.

GLUE interviews Joy Mulinex about how a Congressional Task Force works, and what the Great Lakes Task Force's priorities might be in in the next few years.

GLUE interviews Alan Hunt, Senior Policy Analyst at NEMW, on the Farm Bill of 2008, federal policies that support local food and farmers' markets, and food deserts.

GLUE interviews NEMW Executive Director Tom Wolfe, who gives us an overview of how NEMW works, and what issues are opportunities for policy change in 2009 (think transit, infrastructure, community development block grants, and historic preservation).

GLUE interviews Kate Rube, Policy Director at Smart Growth America and a leading member of the Transportation for America Campaign, about federal transportation reauthorization and what it means for our cities.

25 mins (Sorry, it's all too important, I just couldn't cut anything out!)

Sarah of GLUE spoke with Jim Rowen of The Political Environment about urban sprawl, how sprawl is tied to race and class, what the Great Lakes Compact achieves (and doesn't achieve), and his role as a blogger.  From September 4, 2008.

Noah Hall started the Great Lakes Law Blog in 2007.  GLUE interviews him about what the Great Lakes Compact does, why it's needed, and how it, as an interstate Compact, could serve as a model for regional collaboration on other issues.  From September 2, 2008.

Sarah of GLUE talks with Dave Dempsey, author at the Great Lakes Blogger and elsewhere about how we think about, conserve, and manage water in the Great Lakes region.  From September 2, 2008.

Christina Messucci and Melissa Cummings (sorry if I'm misspelling names!) love that Buffalo is a medium-sized city with a small-town feel, but they'd still like to transform the Erie Basin Marina and the downtown, maybe through some new rail transit.  They also share the secret to enjoying our chilly cities in the winter: adult snowpants, natch!

Launch party guest Martha McCloskey and her daughter (Molly?) spoke with our wonderful interviewer, Stephanie, at the GLUE launch party in Buffalo.  Martha had a lot of thoughts about what makes Buffalo a great place to live - her wonderful neighborhood, for instance - and some spot-on ideas, both big and small, for making the city's assets more accessible to its residents.  Let's put some ski trails in parks and open up those pools!

Pat Clark preps our GLUEspace stations for training.

Here are some quick hits from the preparation for Saturday's launch in Buffalo. Yee haw!

Here's a conversation with Brett and Alyssa, our web designers, about the creation of GLUEspace!

Recorded at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit

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