If you're into sewer memes, ambient infrastructure, storytelling, and earning citizens' trust, check out this week's Public Money Pod, where we talk shop with John Gonzalez, Communications Manager for @neorsd.org - the coolest account in local government social media today @harrissocial.bsky.social

As the federal tax policy debate unfolds, issuers, investors, policymakers and many others have asked: Where do municipal bond investors live? This analysis from Intercontinental Exchange and the Center for Municipal Finance at the @harrissocial.bsky.social uses IRS data to answer that question.

On this week's Public Money Pod we ask: What's happening to displaced federal workers? One answer: They're joining state and local government. Caitlin Lewis of Work for America walks us through what that means for state/local finance. @harrissocial.bsky.social podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/k...

New Public Money Pod "Emergency" Episode with Carolyn Bourdeaux, Lisa Washburn, and Noah Winn-Ritzenberg. We cover what the Federal funding freeze means for states, localities and non-profits. Thanks for a great (ad hoc!) conversation @harrissocial.bsky.social podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e...

Thanks to The Bond Buyer for highlighting the Center for Municipal Finance's new research on the tax-exempt municipal bond market at the Congressional district level. You can see the work for yourself at: lnkd.in/gtUMXEQ7 @harrissocial.bsky.social www.bondbuyer.com/news/univers...

This week's Public Money Pod - our 100th episode! - features planning guru Bill Fulton's (@futureofwhere.bsky.social) sharp and timely comments about place, municipal finance, and the "fiscalization of land use" among other topics. #munifinance #cawildfires podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...