074: The Statehouse, Digest for the Week of May 14
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We look back at recent interviews, whose unifying theme seems to be money and how it flows throughout government. Excerpts from last week include:
- The mechanics of how the legislative process in the Statehouse works, with Indiana’s Own Dana Black, host of the Turn Left podcast
- the advent of a new organization that tries to pair up worthy projects with mission-based lenders, with the leader of that organization, John Zody, executive director of CDFI-Friendly Bloomington;
- new City Controller Jessica McClellan on the city budget process and how radically different it is from the county budget process; and
- Senior Transportation Planner Pat Martin, on how local road projects come into existence through the financial review filter known as the Metropolitan Planning Organization.
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