Economic Architecture: The Podcast

Our fire risk in our own homes and communities is not always a discussion of if, but a matter of when.  

When it comes to wildfire mitigation, there are many ways we’ve collectively increased our risk profile by failing to understand which variables are most likely to increase our risk of fire. How do we rethink our approach to analyzing risk, and how can we better understand fire risk variables, like the building materials of our homes, to improve the fire safety of our homes and neighborhoods?  

 In this week’s conversation, host Stuart Yasgur sits down with former U.S. Fire Administrator Lori Moore-Merrell, to understand the importance of assessing fire risk variability, and the many opportunities to create structural change at the community level through regulatory codes, and at the individual level, through informed action.

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How do we solve the problems that really matter? Join host and founder of Economic Architecture, Dr. Stuart Yasgur, in conversation with pioneers at the leading edge of innovation to understand the concrete actions we can take to address the daunting challenges that are shaping our lives.

Through in-depth conversations with innovators, community leaders, experts, and others most proximate to the issues, the Economic Architecture Podcast brings us closer to understanding how we can redesign the market and our collective capacity to solve the important problems we face.

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