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Spacing Radio 013: Albino Squrriels, Paul Goldberger, and Transit Investment

CHECK OUT THIS WEEK'S SPACING RADIO PODCAST: To coincide with the release of Spacing magazine’s new issue on urban animals, Spacing Radio sent our producer Mieke Anderson on a quest to find Toronto’s elusive albino squirrel (who is also the star of the magazine’s cover) with Jane Farrow (an albino squirrel know-it-all). Spacing’s contributing editor John Lorinc sat down with noted architecture critic Paul Goldberger to discuss the outlook on building cities in a difficult economic climate. We also sent our new contributor Sarah Bridge to an international transit conference to find out the different ways in which public transit literally shapes our cities.

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This is the last episode of Spacing's Radio's fall season. We return January 11th to start our winter season. Take a look at the Spacing Radio web site to listen to our other episodes.

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Spacing Radio 013: Albino Squrriels, Paul Goldberger, and Transit Investment
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