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Adhiti Bandlamudi

@oddity_adhiti

Housing Affordability Reporter for @KQEDNews by day| Baker by night |Previously @wunc, @npr, @wabenews, @Marketplace | Tip? Send them to [email protected]

San Francisco, CA Katılım Şubat 2014
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Tyche Hendricks@tychehendricks·
Thank you @KQED supporters for your trust in our journalism! Last night it was validated by the @SF_PressClub, which awarded me 1st place 🏆for my series on a new Bay Area #immigration court. Raised a toast 🥂with my colleague @oddity_adhiti, another @KQEDnews winner!
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Sam Houston
Sam Houston@samhouston·
@oddity_adhiti @NotoriousECG @TheBayKQED Great episode this week! I would clarify that we have put down roots here in Vallejo (own a house) and plan to stay. I just want to see this area improve...but I also want to make sure we don't negatively impact my neighbors.
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Adhiti Bandlamudi@oddity_adhiti·
One of the few times in my life that I've been at the edge of my seat listening to a story about insurance. The 4th episode of @KQED's Sold Out podcast is out now! @DanielleVenton dives into the shaky, complicated world of insurance in a state prone to wildfires.
Danielle Venton@DanielleVenton

For many people the first line of defense against climate change is 🏡 insurance. But in CA the system’s become shaky. In this week's episode of @KQED's housing podcast Sold Out, I look at the strain this safety net is under and speak to the people trying to fix it. A 🧵🗒️

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Chris Elmendorf
Chris Elmendorf@CSElmendorf·
Really enjoyed this @oddity_adhiti podcast episode on San Jose's efforts to densify itself...which are bumping up against prohibitive "construction costs." Here's hoping reporters will start unpacking those costs--some of which the city controls. kqed.org/news/11966342/…
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CA wants to build 2.5 million homes and cut carbon emissions in half by 2030. That means: Rethinking the American dream of a detached, single family home and an SUV. We'll probably have to live closer to each other, walk more and drive less. For more: buff.ly/3u5vVa3
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Thanks to some recently passed laws (SB 9, state + local ADU laws easing restrictions) it's easier for homeowners to DIY more density on their own single family plots. @KS_Sanjose wants to show people more density doesn't HAVE TO mean tall apartments and high rises
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Adhiti Bandlamudi@oddity_adhiti·
For most of this year, I've been trying to understand a unicorn solution to CA's housing and climate crisis: transit-oriented housing. In my episode for @KQED's Sold Out podcast, I go to San Jose, one of the biggest CA cities, trying to overcome its history of sprawl. 🧵
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Ezra David Romero
Ezra David Romero@climatedaddy_·
🚗The Bay Area has the nation's largest share of super commuters. 🚄🏘️As San José tries to dramatically reduce its carbon emissions & build more housing , the lessons it learns are relevant nationwide. @oddity_adhiti's @KQED Sold Out episode: kqed.org/news/11966342/… @KQEDnews
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Episode 3 of @KQED's Sold Out S3 came out this week! @lauraklivans goes to East Oakland, where one neighborhood is trying to electrify their homes together. The solution makes sense to many of the residents, but the journey towards a greener street has plenty of roadblocks.
Laura Klivans@lauraklivans

🧵The residents of one block in East Oakland have been quietly writing a rough draft for how to ditch natural gas on a neighborhood scale. In my @kqed episode of Sold Out: Rethinking Housing in America, we head to the block.

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Episode 2 of @KQED's Sold Out is out now! We're focusing on how climate change is impacting the way we think about home. But what if your home is a freeway overpass or a sidewalk? @vanessarancano looks at how people experiencing homelessness deal with extreme temperatures
Vanessa Rancaño@vanessarancano

🧵 I spent the summer following 61-year-old Deana Everhart as she endured a blistering summer living on Fresno’s streets for KQED’s Sold Out podcast. kqed.org/news/11965063/…

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For the past 6+ months, my colleagues and I have been working on Season 3 of Sold Out, where we look at how climate change is impacting the way we think about home. The first episode, reported by the amazing @ezraromero, follows one family looking for home after a flood
Ezra David Romero@climatedaddy_

🧵The Escutia family is still searching for a home 7 months after the Pajaro River levee crumbled leaving their home in ruins. In my @kqed episode of Sold Out: Rethinking Housing in America I take you on Denia's journey. She lost her house, her dream of going to UCLA & her dog.

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