Show Notes
Sorry for the lateness of this episode. We decided to push this one out a few weeks extra since Denis is going to be busy with two elections a week apart in British Columbia taking up a majority of his time.
Jerome Horne has been a bright presence on social media, always posting about transportation and urbanism but with a personal, joyful flair. In his day job, he's worked on major rapid transit projects across the US, as well as in advocacy and consulting. But he has a degree in music! We talk about how he made the transition, and his role in the legendary facebook group NUMTOT.
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