Iain Montgomery of Now or Never Ventures interviews urbanists, creatives, transit and development types to explore how cities can punch above their weight and create distinctive new futures outside of the tired playbooks.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 46 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelArtsDesignSociety & Culture |
aniel Herriges joins us to explore one of the most underestimated levers for better cities: parking reform. A longtime Strong Towns writer and co-author of Escaping the Housing Trap, Daniel explains how the post-war American obsession with car storag... more
Andy Nulman is a man who’s seen Montreal through every era — and he’s not afraid to call out what’s gone wrong. In this no-holds-barred conversation, the Just for Laughs co-founder shares his frustrations with small-minded politics, lost ambition, an... more
Takeaways
* Michael Wexler's journey into urbanism began unexpectedly.
* He transitioned from cycling-focused projects to broader transit planning.
* Cargo bikes represent a gap in North American urban mobility.
* Infrastructure is crucial fo... more
Exploring Urban Evolution with Diana Lind
Join host Iain Montgomery in a captivating conversation with Diana Lind, renowned urbanist and author, as they delve into the complexities of modern cities. From the challenges of zoning reform to the potent... more
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This series explores how cities can break away from conventional methods and reimagine their futures through innovative thinking and urban design. With a strong focus on urbanism, the episodes typically engage a medley of city planners, transportation experts, and cultural leaders, tackling pressing topics like transit solutions, housing affordability, and public space utilization. Notably, discussions often highlight grassroots movements that aim to revitalize neglected areas and involve local communities in decision-making processes, showcasing a diversity of perspectives on urban living. The emphasis on experimentation, creativity, and community engagement sets this series apart as it aims to inspire listeners to rethink the role of citi... more
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Recent guests on Challenger Cities include:
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2. Diana Lind
3. Erika Potrz
4. Alex Hornby
5. Kevin Klinkenberg
6. Guillermo Bernal
7. Charlie Rowat
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