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Arroe Collins The Choice The Silent Wolf
Arroe Collins
The Roundtable with Robert Bannon
Broadway Podcast Network
The Marinade with Jason Earle
Jason Earle
Studio Break
David Linneweh
Challenger Cities
Iain Montgomery
Red Fern Book Review by Amy Tyler
Amy Mair
Bigfoot Poconos On Demand
7 Mountains Media
Stay Up All Night: Diverse, dark-humored, and deliciously bite-sized short stories
JT Lawrence
Arroe Collins: Unplugged & Totally Uncut
Arroe Collins
Suspense - Old Time Radio Thriller
theaterofthemind-otr.com
Promo Estereo Podcast
Promo Estereo
Splitting Seams
Shannon Timchula
Quinn's Ideas
Quinn's Ideas
Bonjour France Podcast
AC Wilson
Christian Readers Community Podcast
Christian Readers Community
Penguin Magic Podcast
Erik Tait
On The Scent
Nicola Bonn & Suzy Nightingale
Let's be perfectly Queer Podcast
Let's be perfectly Queer podcast
The Deep Track
Blake Buettner
Karin Sorkin | Intuitive bAbBLE
Karin Sorkin
Gretel le Maître Ponders Beauty, with Bede & other guests
Gretel le Maître
Arroe Collins View From The Writing Instrument
Arroe Collins
Podcast Patapoe
0d0a
Von rechts gelesen
Jungeuropa Verlag | Philip Stein
The Morning Routine
Woodward Community Media
糗事大本营｜精选爆笑段子集
薯条酱
אש זרה Foreign Fire
כאן | Kan
Neon Jazz Interviews
Neon Jazz Interviews - The Finest Jazz Musicians From All Over the Globe
Industry Seating
Jason Thomas
Talk of Iowa
Iowa Public Radio
Dance Colleges & Careers with Brittany Noltimier
Brittany Noltimier
Your Last Meal with Rachel Belle
Rachel Belle
ARTMATTERS: The Podcast for Artists
Isaac Mann
Austen Chat
Jane Austen Society of North America
Feed Your Fire from Kim Baker Studios
Kim Baker
Say Grace
Steve Palmer
Arts
Iain Montgomery
In this spirit of being the world's most eclectic podcast about cities and places, this episode is a bit random. Which is good, because it's with Matt Ballantine and he's written a book, called Random with Nick Drage.Som...
This is an episode about a big, ambitious idea. Which is why people are quick to label it as crazy. But Britain, like many developed nations has a housing crisis. The country simply doesn't build enough good homes for th...
This episode is a zinger. Because Gil Penalosa came in ready to talk! He doesn't hold back as he discussed the issues with Toronto municipal projects, where the city could be amazing but is often found lacking in ambitio...
Alicia Pederson went from a Renaissance literature PhD and a two-year stint as an au pair in Florence to becoming one of the best voices on a deceptively simple idea: the courtyard in the middle of apartments. After watc...
Canada is about to spend more on transit and rail than the oil sands are worth, and it's doing it without a national rulebook, a training pipeline or much recent memory of how to build well. So is that a crisis, or the b...
Good new Challenger Cities episode today, all about autonomous vehicles and the bit that our guest, Bern Grush, thinks cities need to be thinking about more now. Like them or not, robotaxis are coming to cities. And for ...
Canada is, well might be, building a high speed train. At long last after 50 odd years of talking about doing so. But concerningly, there is much negative noise around the project as it seems it might not really be learn...
Two risk-management cultures looking at each other across a table, each waiting for the other to move. That's rail's relationship with venture capital. Iain talks to Richard Fisher, founder of Future Travel Studio, about...
This is a lovely episode with Thomas Ableman (a returning guest!) that is mostly about an amazing project he and a few volunteers recently secured funding to go and deliver called Mini Switzerland in the Derbyshire hills...
One of the best people I met last year was Samantha Peart. We were in Copenhagen for a few days and of our fellows group, I have to say she asked the best questions. She’s also exceptionally good at getting you to questi...
If you liked our episode with Ilana Altman about The Bentway, then you'll like this one with Ken Greenberg, because he's part of that origin story. Ken is a legend in Toronto urbanism circles, as someone who did pioneeri...
This is a bit of a different episode because we're talking about what cities are made of, rather than how we make our cities. I had the pleasure of meeting Saurabh Mangla on a day where I was hot, tired and just wanted a...
Gerald Babel-Sutter is the founder of Urban Future, a 14-year-old event that has grown from a workshop for ten city officials in Graz to a gathering of 2,000 people from 290 cities in 48 countries. The premise hasn't cha...
Jen Angel thinks Canada is closer to a moment of triumph in how it builds than it has been in her lifetime. The conditions are there. What's missing is enough people in positions of authority with the permission to say y...
Alex Bozikovic is the architecture critic for the Globe and Mail, which in practice means he writes about everything from housing politics to the public realm to the quiet cultural erosion that happens when a city stops ...
Exploring Urban TroubleshootingIn this episode, Heath Gledhill and Tom Shield, founders of GledHill Shield, share their extensive experience navigating complex urban infrastructure projects. They discuss how early decisi...
When the cod fishery collapsed in the nineties, Fogo Island lost its economy almost overnight. What came next — slowly, imperfectly and without a guarantee of success — became one of the most compelling stories in Canadi...
Bronwyn Williams is a South African futurist and economist, a combination she'll tell you should not be the oxymoron most people assume it is. She's been doing sharp thinking about cities lately, and this conversation is...
Phil Tabah is the co-founder of The Main, Montreal's city magazine, and one of the most thoughtful people working on the question of how cities see themselves and tell their own story.In this conversation we get into why...
Most cities debate their troubled infrastructure to a standstill. Toronto has been arguing about the Gardiner Expressway for decades. Ilana Altman didn't wait for that debate to resolve. As CEO of The Bentway — a public ...
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