Partners president Robert McNulty spoke with Idaho Public Television's Marcia Franklin for her "Dialogue" program in a segment that aired on September 20th. McNulty spoke in depth about livability, the reason for his presence in Boise, and about the success of public-private partnerships in promoting the principles of livability. He shared what makes a community "livable", how to attain livability, and how to sustain those values.

The two continued their conversation in a "Web Extra" segment that focused on the concept of aging in place. McNulty spoke about home modifications as well as inter-generational housing and communities. He discussed the political, cultural, and regulatory obstacles that impede the development of a robust infrastructure supportive of aging in place, and the importance of building diverse, broad-based community coalitions to provide services and improve outcomes.