
In each episode I talk with a city dweller to learn about their perspective on city life.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

Baker Rogers is a Sociologist and the owner of Queer Haven Books, South Carolina's only independent, queer bookstore. The mission of Queer Haven Books is to provide a place of safety and refuge for the queer community in the Southern United States.
Michael Schneider is the founder of Streets for All, a Los Angeles-based organization that advocates for complete streets that can be used comfortably and efficiently by everyone, regardless of their age, income, race, gender, geography, or abilities... more
Guillaume Le Roux operates Le Vrai Paris, the Real Paris. He gives guided tours that are focused on helping people to discover Paris through the eyes of a local while challenging their expectations about the city. Guillaume is also a food blogger.
Jonathan Wober runs London on the Ground, and he gives guided tours of Islington and the City of London. Jonathan is a qualified City of London Guide Lecturer, Clerkenwell and Islington Guide, and Green Badge Tourist Guide of the Institute of Tourist... more
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The episodes explore various perspectives on urban living through conversations with city residents, who share their personal journeys, experiences, and insights related to life in metropolitan areas. Topics range from urban planning and public transportation to cultural dynamics and community engagement, revealing the evolving nature of cities and the diverse narratives that shape them. Notable discussions include the impact of policies on urban environments, the beauty of pedestrian-friendly spaces, and the stories behind unique city initiatives.
This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its focus on individual experiences, emphasizing how personal stories are intertwined with broader urban issues. It is likely to engage listeners inte... more
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