Will anyone stop the 7-Eleven invasion of the East Village? This week on Let's Get Real, Erica Wides is talking with two activists from the No 7-Eleven group, Bob Holman and Rob Hollander.

This week on Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne is joined by registered architect and landscape architect, Susannah Drake of dlandstudio.

On today's episode of The Main Course, host Patrick Martins is joined in the studio by Denny Abrams. Denny is best known for the creation of the Fourth Street Shops in Berkeley, California, but also has been involved in the building of three radio stations in the United States.

On a beautiful day in New York City, Curtis B. Wayne decides to delve into the architectural history of the city at large, and particularly the work of Jane Jacobs. Hear about how she opposed Robert Moses and helped protect certain pockets of the city. Also hear about John M.

What happens when nature returns to the city? Tune in to this week's episode of Burning Down the House as Curtis B. Wayne chats with Kathleen Bakewell of BioCities about urban farming, storm water collection and other urban biospheres.

Robert LaValva stopped by for a chat. Anne asked Robert about the days of the Agora, when markets and government shared the same hall, and how his experience as an architect has helped him build the New Amsterdam Market.

This week on Burning Down The House, students give reactions on the eloquence & architecture theme. Each student focuses on an individual building, project or theme.