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