Category: Interview
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360I_Barry O’Reilly, software architect and creator of Residuality Theory
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “Residuality Theory is the idea that a random simulation of stress is more efficient than precision and prediction in a complex environment.” Are you interested in creating antifragile systems? What do you think about the utilisation of residuals? How can we pivot smartness from the marketing to…
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356I_Allan Savory, President at Savory Institute
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “You either address the [root] cause, or in the future must pay the price of violence and suffering the world has never seen before.” Are you interested in the future of agriculture? What do you think about holistic contexts for better urban futures? How can we manage…
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354I_Andrew J. Cary, CEO and Co-Founder of SNAAP Transportation
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “As they say: if we are able to look back 200 years, we should be able to look forward 200 years.” Are you interested in new ways to the future of urban mobility? What do you think about the scalability of education? How can we #rise&execute for…
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352I_Petra Hurtado, Chief Foresight and Knowledge Officer at the American Planning Association
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “If we talk about the future, we need to have the future [a.k.a. the next generation] at the table.” Are you interested in upcoming urban trends? What do you think about the need for investigating multiple futures in foresight? How can we utilise different timeframes to prepare…
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348I_Nicholas Lalla, urbanist and author of the book Reinventing The Heart Land
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “Are you engaging the community to build solutions to their problems to build the culture of accountability?” Are you interested in the economic powers of mid-sized cities? What do you think about cities as urban laboratories? How can we build a culture of accountability? Interview with Nicholas…
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346I_Dr Mina Sartipi, founding director of the Center for Urban Informatics and Progress (CUIP) and Guerry Professor at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga (UTC)
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “Smart City should be proactive. That before anything [bad] happens would identify areas that need more attention.” Are you interested in the proactive nature of smart cities? What do you think about the need for infrastructure to create adaptability? How can we utilise public-private-academic partnerships for better…
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344I_Mark Coates, Vice President of Infrastructure Policy Advancement at Bentley Systems
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “We’ve got to start making projects shovel-worthy, not shovel-ready.” Are you interested in digital transformation? What do you think about the phrase: “we’ve got to start making projects shovel-worthy instead of shovel-ready”? How can we find and create the magic we’re looking for in the work we’re…
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342_Keller Easterling, an architect, writer, and the Enid Storm Dwyer Professor of Architecture at Yale University
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “In some ways, maybe what we’re all doing now is separations with a spatial apparatus.” Are you interested in spatial language? What do you think about the ever present urbanism concept? How can we leverage space as an opportunity? Interview with Keller Easterling, an architect, writer, and…
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340I_Aaron Stupple, physician and author of The Sovereign Child, and Logan Chipkin, president of Conjecture Institute and junior author of The Sovereign Child
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: Are you interested in how empowered children can change the future of cities? What do you think about the Taking Children Seriously approach? How can we bring up the next generation in the learning machine, also known as the city? Interview with Aaron Stupple, physician and author…
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338I_Alison Watson, Founder and Chief Executive of Class Of Your Own
Check out the episode: Check out the trailer: “The future of cities will be delivered by that 8-year old. Because that 8-year old is soon 18 and then 28.” Are you interested in involving the next generation into the building industry? What do you think about the knowledge and behaviour shortage? How can we encourage…
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