Category: Transcript
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345R_transcript_What do people want in a smart city? Exploring the stakeholders’ opinions, priorities, and perceived barriers in a medium-sized city in the United States
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in stakeholder opinions for smart cities? Our summary today works with the article titled What do people want in a smart city? Exploring the stakeholders’ opinions, priorities, and perceived barriers in a medium-sized city in the United States from 2021,…
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343R_transcript_Creating sponge cities to tackle surface water flooding
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the concept of sponge cities? Our summary today works with the white paper titled Creating sponge cities to tackle surface water flooding from 2025, by Mark Coates and Neal Edmondson, published on the Infrastructure Policy Advancement website. This is…
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341R_transcript_Global urban structure growth shows a profound shift from spreading out to building up
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in urban expansion shifts across 3 decades? Our summary today works with the article titled Global urban structure growth shows a profound shift from spreading out to building up from 2024, by Steve Frolking, Richa Mahtta, Tom Milliman, Thomas Esch,…
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339R_transcript_The Sovereign Child: A Radically Noncoercive Approach to Parenting
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in bringing up the next generation as sovereign individuals for better urban futures? Our summary today works with the book titled The Sovereign Child: A Radically Noncoercive Approach to Parenting from 2025, by Aaron Stupple. This is a great preparation…
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337R_transcript_Child-friendly cities and communities: opportunities and challenges
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the concept of child-friendly cities? Our summary today works with the article titled Child-friendly cities and communities: opportunities and challenges from 2024, by Rhian Powell, published in the Children’s Geographies journal. This is a great preparation to our next…
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335R_transcript_A framework for exploring futures of complex urban energy systems
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the energy transformation and its effects on cities? Our summary today works with the article titled A framework for exploring futures of complex urban energy systems from 2023, by Sumedha Basu and Catherine S. E. Bale, published in the…
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333R_transcript_Place and Place-making in cities: A global perspective
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in place and place-making? Our summary today works with the article titled Place and Place-making in cities: A global perspective from 2010, by John Friedmann, published in the Planning Theory and Practice journal. This is a great preparation to our…
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331R_transcript_Investigating the potential of nuclear energy in achieving a carbon-free energy future
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in nuclear energy’s role in a carbon-free future? Our summary today works with the article titled Investigating the potential of nuclear energy in achieving a carbon-free energy future from 2023, by Janis Krümins and Maris Klavins, published in the MDPI…
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329R_transcript_Artificial intelligence and the local government: A five-decade scientometric analysis on the evolution, state-of-the-art, and emerging trends
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the evolution of AI use in urban governance? Our summary today works with the article titled Artificial intelligence and the local government: A five-decade scientometric analysis on the evolution, state-of-the-art, and emerging trends from 2024, by Tan Yigitcanlar, Sajani…
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327R_transcript_Cities through the ages: One thing or many?
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in urban evolution across time? Our summary today works with the article titled Cities through the ages: One thing or many? from 2019, by Michael E. Smith and José Lobo, published in the Frontiers in Digital Humanities journal. This is…
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