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5 Great Podcasts From 2022 You Might Have Missed

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Dane Carlson
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5 Great Podcasts From 2022 You Might Have Missed

Good morning Econ Dev friends!

Last week I shared five great podcasts from 2023. Here are five podcasts from 2022 that got a lot of love in 2023:

The Work Starts at Home: Business Attraction with Lenora Fisher
Both a Planning Agency and an EDO With Chris Setti
Talking Downtown Strategies with Jenn Gregory and Elliott Cook
What To Do First in Economic Development with Andy Portera
How Creating Housing Density Can Solve Economic Challenges with Scott Graves
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