Behind the Capitol Dome lies a historic neighborhood with stories all its own. In this episode of pplpod, we explore the architecture, residents, and history of the community adjacent to America's seat of power. From townhouses to government workers, from cultural institutions to living spaces, this neighborhood embodies the intersection of political authority and human habitation. Discover what the Capitol's neighborhood reveals about power, community, and the physical spaces where politics happens.

Key Topics Covered:

• Urban geography and power: Understanding how physical proximity to institutions shapes neighborhoods and communities.
• Architecture and historical development: Examining how buildings and streets reflect changing patterns of development and ...