Associated Communities:

A cooperative city/community has offered hundreds of landowners in a low-lying region lucrative compensation for their land. If everyone agrees, a hydroelectric dam will be built, that floods the region. It will provide electricity to millions of people, improving the quality of their lives.

Everyone ultimately agrees to accept the offer, and move out of the region; allowing it to be flooded after the dam is built. All except one obstinate owner, with a tiny plot of land in the affected region. He refuses to enter into arbitration, he's just not interested in selling.

What happens? Can he be forced off his land to benefit millions, or does the NAP mean he gets to keep his land and deny the majority?

I saw someone posted about a year ago regarding the School Sucks Podcast and the lack of availability for the episodes online. I'm reposting on the subject in case you are still looking.

First of all, you can access many of the files via Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. It appears to have both the archived versions of listings from podomatic as well as backups of the original site which points to podomatic but also has additional articles, so you can type these into the Wayback Machine: http://schoolsucksproject.com , https://schoolsucks.podomatic.com/

Secondly, I believe they have a locals site here: https://schoolsucksproject.locals.com/

I actually have a number of the episodes on my computer that I stumbled across then I did a search on reddit to see if there was any discussion about the show. When I saw the GoldandBlack post I decided to post this and thought about the other podcasts I've personally archived to CD/DVD. I don't tend to throw things away but I am doing some Spring cleaning/organizing and wondering if it would be useful to anyone if I checked what I had and put something together. If that's of interest to anyone let me know. It's important to preserve the history/content, IMO, and maybe a few torrent uploads would be a good idea to get the information out there.