It Could Happen Here Weekly 205
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Once again. Yeah, indeed. Indeed. In a time of poly crisis, unfortunately. Yeah. The housing crisis, people are pretty familiar with the lack of affordability of housing, the way that housing has been speculated upon, you know, the way that more and more people are finding it difficult to get something as simple as shelter. Yeah. And it's particularly generational, right? Yeah. Yeah. Like I don't generally love generational discourse, but it is a marked difference for our generation compared to the previous generation in terms of housing security. The data bears it out in terms of the age at which people of previous generations were able to get housing versus, you know, what millennials and now Gen Z are dealing with.
where housing is concerned. Yeah, absolutely. And then on top of that, we're also lacking a lot of public spaces, places to gather, places to reflect, to socialize, to game, to explore, to interact, to discuss. Land and housing and social spaces are really what are at the heart of human survival. You know, we speak of the hearth.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–15:30
2
What are the generational differences in housing security?
15:30–31:28
3
How has squatting been viewed historically?
31:28–1:28:02
4
What are the implications of the current housing crisis?
1:28:02–1:52:32
5
Why is the narrative around the border often negative?
1:52:32–1:53:31
6
What experiences do visitors have when they come to the borderlands?
1:53:31–1:58:15
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How can people outside the borderlands show solidarity?
1:58:15–2:01:01
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What recent events have impacted the border and immigration policies?
2:01:01–3:17:19