EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 46 MIN
The Public Works Podcast: Andy Boenau Episode
from Public Works Podcast · host Joseph Blackman
Episode Title: “Thoughts from City Government: Infrastructure, Urbanism, and Civic Dialogue"Episode Theme: The role of conversation, transparency, and thoughtful questioning in shaping better cities and strengthening public service.Episode Summary: In this episode of The Public Works Podcast, host Shane Silsby sits down with Andy Boenau to explore his unconventional journey from punk rock drumming teenager to transportation leader, his philosophy on human-centered infrastructure design, and how Richmond is pursuing Vision Zero and Complete Streets initiatives. Andy shares candid insights about challenging the status quo in engineering, the importance of plain-language communication in government, and why asking "challenging questions" led to better outcomes for communities.🕒 Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction1:30 - Meet Andy Boenau from Richmond, VA4:00 - Andy's unconventional career journey12:00 - Questioning default settings in engineering18:00 - Congress for New Urbanism & finding community24:00 - About Richmond, Virginia30:00 - Navigating competing priorities with Vision Zero38:00 - Urbanism Speakeasy podcast & plain language communication44:00 - Balancing advocacy in government roles52:00 - Road diets & serving public interest58:00 - Building trust through year-round engagement1:02:00 - Where to find Andy & recommended resources1:05:00 - Closing thoughts📚 Resources Mentioned:Book: Alchemy by Rory SutherlandWebsite: Urbanism Speakeasy at urbanismspeakeasy.com Stay in touch: Follow Richmond DOT: @RVA_DOT (Twitter/X & Instagram) 👍 LIKE & SUBSCRIBE to support The Public Works Podcast and help us highlight the people shaping better communities!#PublicWorks #UrbanPlanning #Transportation #VisionZero #CompleteStreets #Infrastructure #Richmond #Urbanism #UrbanismSpeakeasy #PunkRockDrummer #Engineering #TPWP
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