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Why So Serious? The Lighter Side of The War On Cars.

The stakes are literally life and death, but can humor be an effective weapon in the war on cars? In this episode we talk to Charlie Todd, the founder of Improv Everywhere, about how using the city as a stage for elaborate comedy scenes can help people see public space in a new light.

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Mark Martin

Interesting episode. Funny how difficult it is to maintain humor when talking about The War On Cars. I particularly enjoyed the part about the use of public space for performance. Also the need to present a more positive vision of the future, that is, livable cities, more human environments, and the pleasure of being in a viable urban area.