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The Bingham Group, LLC is an Austin (TX) based full service consulting firm representing and advising clients on government affairs, public affairs, and procurement matters.
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BG Podcast Ep. 271: Preparing Cities for Air Taxis and eVTOLs with Austin Assistant City Manager Mike Rogers (opens the original)
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Electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, commonly known as eVTOLs or air taxis, are moving from concept toward deployment. Recorded on March 18, 2026, Episode 271 of The BG Podcast features A.J. Bingham’s conversation with Austin Assistant City Manager Mike Rogers on a question cities increasingly need to answer: how do you prepare for a new transportation system before it arrives? The conversation followed the March announcement that Texas had been selected for the Federal Aviation Admin
BG Podcast Ep. 270: Discussing the Central Texas Alliance with A.J. Rodriguez (opens the original)
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Episode 270 of The BG Podcast features A.J. Bingham’s conversation with A.J. Rodriguez, CEO of the newly formed Central Texas Alliance, about turning the vision of an Austin–San Antonio megaregion into coordinated regional action. Following Episode 269’s conversation with former San Antonio Mayor and HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros, this episode examines why the moment calls for greater collaboration across the 13-county region and its more than 120 municipalities. Bingham and Rodriguez discuss how
BG Podcast Ep. 269: Discussing the Austin–San Antonio Megaregion with Henry Cisneros (opens the original)
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The Austin–San Antonio corridor is becoming one of the nation’s most consequential growth regions. The question is whether Central Texas will prepare for that growth—or allow it to overwhelm the systems that support the region’s economy and quality of life. A.J. Bingham speaks with former San Antonio Mayor and U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Henry Cisneros (www.linkedin.com/in/henrycisneros) about the region’s projected growth from 5.3 million residents today to roughly 8.3 million
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