A Minneapolis politics podcast hosted by four-term Ward 2 city council veterans Cam Gordon and Robin Garwood, with longtime activist Jesse Mortenson
Mill City Hall: Minneapolis politics, slightly ground down
Claim This Podcastby Cam Gordon, Robin Garwood, and Jesse Mortenson
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A Minneapolis politics podcast hosted by four-term Ward 2 city council veterans Cam Gordon and Robin Garwood, with longtime activist Jesse Mortenson
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Recent Episodes
June 15, 2026
Data Centers, Office Conversions and the Vacancy Dilemma
<p>As anger at the Big Tech data center boom seems to be boiling across layers of society, data center politics landed in Minneapolis last month. The City Council passed a temporary moratorium - with generous exceptions - on new data centers in the city. We look at some of the data center projects that exist today, and those that appear to be in-progress. How do we think about hyperscale? We also examine the downtown vacancy dilemma, and the challenges and tradeoffs between data center conversions and housing conversions. When and how do data centers make sense in Minneapolis? Recorded 6/10/26.</p> <p><a href="https://millcityhall.com/episodes/2026-06-15-data-centers/index.html">Read the show notes and find links for further reading</a></p>
June 1, 2026
Police Chief Resigns Just Weeks After Nomination
<p>Just weeks after Mayor Frey challenged the City Council to support the re-nomination of his Police Chief, that same Chief has resigned under threat of discharge by that same Mayor. It is hard to remember a more dramatic climbdown in recent city politics. But for this Mayor, it is one of a series of high profile public safety hires to end in disappointment. We talk through what was said, speculate on what actually happened, review the last four years of MPD leadership, and talk about what could and should happen next. Stick around past hour two if you want some Rocco Forte talk. Recorded 5/27/26.</p> <p><a href="https://millcityhall.com/episodes/2026-06-01-ohara-resigns/index.html">Read the show notes and find links for further reading</a></p>
May 26, 2026
The Basically Serious State of the City
<p>Mayor Frey instructed us to basically get serious in his annual State of the City address. Or to seriously get back to the basics? Whatever the case, it was a somewhat jarring call for goverment to do less after Minneapolis communities went above and beyond to push out ICE. Cam and Jesse talk through the speech, and ask what a parallel address by a more visionary mayor might have sounded like, in this historic moment. We also recap the victory at the Charter Commission. Recorded 5/20/26.</p> <p><a href="https://millcityhall.com/episodes/2026-05-26-state-of-city/index.html">Read the show notes and find links for further reading</a></p>
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