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Sara and Kyle sat down together in the Memphis podcast studio a couple weeks ago and talked with the City of Memphis Director of Housing and Community Development, Paul Young. Paul is part of a team working to complete Memphis's first comprehensive plan since the 1980's and The Bike Nerds inquire about the ways in which this kind of long term land use planning can impact the work that bike advocates do everyday. While we weren't able to cover all aspects of this kind of advocacy in just an hour, we do start a conversation we hope to continue on future episodes.