Sam Davol facilitates deep-dive explorations into urban ecosystems through unPlanned, a program analyzing the intersection of city planning, public policy, and architectural design. Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Davol leverages his background as a lawyer and musician to engage subject matter experts on the complexities of municipal development. The series features long-form interviews with figures such as historian Russell Shorto and conductor Benjamin Zander, alongside collaborations with institutions like the Sasaki Foundation and the MIT Museum. Recent programming includes This Decarbonizing World, a series examining environmental transitions, and the 2024 update on regional housing challenges. Content formats range from studio-based academic debates to field-recorded tours of sites like Gore Place and the Innovation Trail. Davol provides a vital resource for professionals in the AEC industry and public sector by documenting the evolution of zoning, micro-mobility, and civic infrastructure within the Greater Boston area and beyond.