Matt Frosoni

Make it simple but significant | Urbanist

[B.W. Carlin @BaileyCarlin]

I think the "trans athlete debate" might be the current culture war that is most emblematic of the primary divide in this country right now. The reality vs the completely fabricated.

On one side, you have something that literally just isn't happening: Trans women infiltrating women's sports en masse. It isn't happening.

On the other side, you have troglodytic conservatives pretending publicly to care about women and children when they have spent every bit of political cache they have doing the exact opposite. Abolishing women's reproductive rights, stripping away food assistance programs that overwhelmingly support children.

Their problem, however, is massively twofold (at minimum):

1. Only the biggest losers on the planet really are willing to go in public and argue about this. Of ALL THE NBA PLAYERS IN HISTORY you have Enes Kanter (sucked, career grifter) and Royce White (scared of planes, can't win an election, career grifter) stumping for your cause. They are loud and FOX News, Outkick, et al. will platform them, but no one actually likes them. Royce White couldn't even win a primary this year. Not exactly inspiring figures with legitimate rallying cries.

2. Republican men only have so much time and energy to pretend they care about women's sports. This group deviates from the strange, obsessed anti-pedophile crowd who can spend all hours of the day and night pretending their core value set is to protect children, but worship our dual threat pedophile and pedophile protector president. Those guys have some real energy, but you're just not going to get these morons to pretend they're watching women's sports. Their argument on the youth level leans on this family man protecting the young persona, but that putters out when these loser weirdo's daughters progress into adolescence and their focus becomes no longer about "protecting" these young girls, but turning the young women they've become into the suppressed, meek wives they want them to now be.

Giant losers, all of them.

[Matt Frosoni @mattfrosoni]

Finally watched Blood In Blood Out. I get it now @SheaSerrano

[Matt Frosoni @mattfrosoni]

@zephyrmelton I see you @TheEbotron

[ENJ🏀Y @EnjoyBBall]

LeBron is following in the footsteps of Jason Kapono.

[Brett Kollmann @BrettKollmann]

“Oh Balogun is just playing for the U.S. because he couldn’t make the England squad”…Folks, that is the entire promise of our nation.

Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.

And then we’ll beat your ass with them.

[Myron Medcalf (Matt and Myron, 3-5p ET/ESPN Radio) @MedcalfByESPN]

The brightest star in the league is a 7-foot-4 Avenger who does postgame press conferences like a philosopher, professes his love for the game whenever he can, goes all out for his teammates and talks recklessly to opponents like 97 Rodman. I mean, this is incredible.

[Matt Frosoni @mattfrosoni]

Thought this was supposed to be a satire account?

[Mason Home Builder @bankertobuilder]

Every neighborhood should have a cute, walkable coffee shop in it

[Paul Steidl @PaulSteidl]

I'm the architect on this project.

As a ministerial project we're not required to meet non-objective HPOZ standards but we're excited to introduce new units that are inspired by the surrounding neighborhood.

Here's what it looks like from the street.

[Bobby Fijan @bobbyfijan]

The colonial rowhome

[Matt Frosoni @mattfrosoni]

@PhilSustainable Would love for @UrbanCourtyard to weigh in! 👀

[Matt Frosoni @mattfrosoni]

@bobbyfijan You can imagine my elation seeing these being built on my block, in Lubbock, TX of all places. Believe these are a project of @Jake_Salyer

[YIMBYLAND @YIMBYLAND]

Very bullish on walkable, mixed-use urbanism.

[Hayden @the_transit_guy]

In 2025, I spent $1,962 on public transit, Citi Bike, and rideshare. With AAA estimating the annual cost of car ownership at $11,577, that means I saved $9,615 by living in a walkable city with great transit. Car dependency is expensive.

[YIMBYLAND @YIMBYLAND]

AUSTIN CITY COUNCIL OFFICIALLY PASSES MISSING MIDDLE ZONING!!

Austin will create two new middle housing zones:
- Middle Residential (MR): townhomes, cottage courts, single-stair
- Mixed Use (MX): mixed use multifamily

Huge win for better neighborhoods and more housing options!

[Matt Frosoni @mattfrosoni]

@YIMBYLAND @americanhousing Love this

[Matt Frosoni @mattfrosoni]

@bobbyfijan @americanhousing Oh didn’t realize! Cool

[Daniel Sultan @danielsultan]

Would love to see developers build suburbia like this.

[Mark R. Brown, AICP, CNU @Car_Free_USA]

"There won't be a second date, but she now knows about induced highway demand, minimum lot sizes and the evils of sprawl."