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Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio

City of Dayton leaders chat about new developments in Dayton that continue to make it a livable, sustainable and innovative community.

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22. Great Miami Riverway

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2018/04/06

In this Birthplace of Next Extra Edition, we're featuring Elizabeth Connor of the Great Miami Riverway. From Sidney to Hamilton, the Great Miami Riverway is 99 miles of river, paved trails and connected communities, only an hour away from Cincinnati and Columbus at the Crossroads of America. The City of Dayton is a proud sponsor of the Great Miami Riverway, and Elizabeth will tell us more about the organization.

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10:35

21. Your Dollars, Your Neighborhood

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/11/20

In 2016, Dayton residents passed Issue 9, an eight year, 0.25 percent tax increase that is now known as "Your Dollars, Your Neighborhood." In this episode, Dayton City Manager Shelley Dickstein talks about how the funds generated by the tax are being put to use in the city, and introduces a new dashboard tool to track performance.

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15:59

20. The Next Shade of Green: Daytons Sustainability...

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/06/16

The City of Dayton is committed to responsible stewardship of the envorinmental resources within its jurisdiction. In this episode, we talk with Michelle Simmons, Division Manager of Environmental Management for the Department of Water, about the City's sustainability strategy, and what local government is doing to take the region to the next shade of green.

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10:55

19. Bike Sharing, Bike Trails, Bike Lanes. It's...

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/05/19

Dayton is at the heart of the nation's largest network of bike trails. Bike lanes are appearing in streets around the region, and the Link bike share program has just celebrated it's second anniversary. In this episode we talk with Laura Estandia, Executive Director of Bike Miami Valley to learn how Dayton is changing to accomodate an increasingly popular form of transportation.

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17:07

18. Water, Water, Everywhere, We Keep it Safe to Drink

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/04/04

From algae blooms to lead pipes, the last several years have seen prominent stories of water issues surface in the midwest. On today's podcast, Karen Thomas, the Marketing Account Mangement Representative with the Department of Water, explains how Dayton keeps the public aware of water topics, as well as educating future residents and water professionals to keep this crucial natural resource flowing in the future.

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16:45

17. Access, Adoption and Use of Broadband Technology

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/03/06

Dayton was selected as one of five communities in 2017 to undergo a detailed technology assessment and broadband plan through Connect Ohio, a local division of Connected Nation. By surveying how Dayton residents and organizations use the Internet and their devices, Connect Ohio will chart a course to bring affordable high-speed Internet and broadband-enabled resources to the region. With us today to discuss how this will all play out is the Executive Director of Connect Ohio, Stu Johnson.

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14:30

16. Paving the Way and Bridging the Gaps

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/02/20

You’re listening to ‘Birthplace of Next,’ the podcast where City officials and partners discuss the latest news and developments in Dayton that continue to make it a livable, sustainable and innovative community. It’s no secret that public infrastructure across America continues to age and needs replacement. Here in Dayton, reconstruction efforts not only improve transportation conditions but also position our community for further success and growth. On this episode, we have Keith Steeber, Interim

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18:58

15. What's in Store for Dayton's Housing Market?

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/02/06

You’re listening to ‘Birthplace of Next,’ the podcast where City officials discuss the latest news and developments in Dayton that continue to make it a livable, sustainable and innovative community. On this episode, we assess the current status and future prospects of Dayton’s housing market, as well as an upcoming Housing Symposium where attendees will learn more about the housing stock and resources provided by the City. With us to discuss this topic is Erin Jeffries, the City’s Acting Community

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17:23

14. Building Up Minority Businesses

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/01/23

What is the Human Relations Council, and how does it foster a more vibrant business environment within the city of Dayton? Roshawn Winburn, Director of the Greater Dayton Minority Business Assistance Center, explains the services these organizations provide to help Dayton's small business community thrive.

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12:15

13. The Levitt Pavilion Takes the Stage

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2017/01/09

As downtown Dayton's newest upcoming outdoor venue reaches its initial fundraising goal, we invite Gary LeRoy, a member of Friends of Levitt Pavilion Dayton, to shed some light on the future of Dave Hall Plaza and the boon other Levitt projects have been to their hosting communities.

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16:18

12. A Year in Review

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/12/26

For our final episode of 2016, City Manager Shelley Dickstein returns to give us a post-election briefing of Issue 9 tax dollars moving into 2017. We also discuss a few of the other accomplishments made this year and where we are headed as a community.

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11:11

11. 150 Year of Veterans Affairs in Dayton

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/12/12

The Dayton VA Medical Center discusses plans in 2017 to mark 150 years of service.

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08:57

10. A Small Business Advocate on the Inside

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/11/28

Dayton boasts a creative and talented community of professionals and entrepreneurs, but the challenge of getting a brick-and-mortar shop set up or expanded can be daunting. To discuss how the City government is working to foster and support start-up small businesses, we have the City’s Small Business Advocate, Jeffrey Bankston, with us today on the show.

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14:33

9. Easy To and Through - Airport Amenities

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/11/14

Linda Hughes from the Dayton International Airport discusses the improvements and features that will make holiday traveling even easier at DAY. Learn more at flydayton.com.

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19:17

8. Start Downtown

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/10/31

A new collaborative entrepreneur initiative is amplifying the downtown business culture and leveraging the recent renaissance of small business ventures in the city's center. Scott Murphy, Downtown Dayton Partnership's VP of Economic Development, discusses how the projects under the initiative will take downtown's small businesses to the next level.

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11:08

7. Keeping Fit in Quarter Four

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/10/17

As the weather cools, days get shorter, and family gatherings fill up the calendar, it can be challenging to make time for healthy habits. A Recreation Coordinator with the City of Dayton shares some ways busy Dayton residents can make time for fitness and a healthy lifestyleduring the busy holiday season ahead.

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21:45

6. The New Panhandling Ordinance

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/10/03

"Birthplace of Next" is the podcast where City leaders discuss the latest news and developments in Dayton that continue to make it a livable, sustainable and innovative community. On today's episode, Assistant City Prosecutor Troy Daniels discusses recent changes to the City of Dayton's panhandling ordinance.

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12:19

5. Making the Most of the HUD Choice Grant

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/09/19

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development recently awarded a $1.5 million Choice Neighborhoods Initiative grant to revitalize severely distressed neighborhoods. The City's Director of Planning and Community Development, Aaron Sorrell, discusses what this means for residents and what the next steps will be.

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14:04

4. Paid Parental Leave: One Year Later

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/09/19

As the Director of the City's Department of Human Relations, Ken Couch oversaw the implementation of the City's new paid parental leave policy in September of 2015. On this episode, we’ll hear how this and other HR policies are shaping the City’s culture and productivity.

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11:22

3. The Immigrant-Friendly Difference

Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio ·

2016/09/19

Since its establishment in 2011, the Welcome Dayton immigrant-friendly initiative has garnered the city national recognition in integrating foreign-born residents into the fabric of communities. Welcome Dayton Program Coordinator Melissa Bertolo shares the vision behind the program and how the community has benefited from embracing newcomers.

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