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George Vance McGee - Unicorns and Local Politics (Austin Prop A)

Austin unicorn George Vance McGee comes on the podcast to discuss how Austin has changed over the years, recent changes to local law (an increase in property taxes), and some things we can do to keep Austin an amazing place to live.





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 Listener Review, "I just watched Geo II on Friends in Austin. I intended to watch only a few minutes. Instead, I watched the whole damn thing. I would have known he was your son even if I had no clue. I especially loved his line about the Drag: “It’s gone from hippie bums to actual bums.”  You can’t ask for a more blunt and pertinent assessment." David Brooks

George Vance McGee - Unicorns and Local Politics (Austin Prop A)

Austin unicorn George Vance McGee comes on the podcast to discuss how Austin has changed over the years, recent changes to local law (an increase in property taxes), and some things we can do to keep Austin an amazing place to live.

Austin unicorn George Vance McGee comes on the podcast to discuss how Austin has changed over the years, recent changes to local law (an increase in property taxes), and some things we can do to keep Austin an amazing place to live.

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