Check this out, the latest episode of Clint Schumacher’s Eminent Domain Podcast, where his guest is Judge Andrew Edison (who may be familiar to many of you for his ALI-CLE presentation a couple of years ago about the eminent domain angle in the JFK assassination film).
Today, the topic is Robert Moses, NYC taker and redeveloper extraordinaire. We’ve been waiting a long time for this episode, and you won’t be disappointed.
Here are the liner notes:
U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Edison has devoted much time and research to the life and legacy of Robert Moses, a former Parks Commissioner who had a broad and deep impact on the development of New York City’s infrastructure over a period of 50 years. Moses’ career in many ways provides a study of the human cost of eminent domain for different socio-economic communities. Judge Edison’s insight into Moses’ legacy is relevant to today’s discussions surrounding the potential impacts of the currently debated infrastructure bill, both intended and inadvertent.
Add this ep (and Clint’s podcast) to your podcast queue.