
Welcome to Good for Cities, the podcast that examines the ideas, policies, and trends shaping urban life. Hosted by Matti Siemiatycki, Director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto School of Cities, the show asks the essential question: are these interventions really making our cities better? Each episode features conversations with leading urbanists, challenging assumption... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSociety & Culture | |||

How can cities use transit corridors and infrastructure spaces not just to move people, but to bring them together?
In this episode of Good for Cities, Matti Siemiatycki speaks with Ilana Altman from The Bentway about adaptive reuse, transit-oriente... more
Urban planning is everywhere. From videos about walkable cities and public transit to debates about housing affordability, millions of people are learning about cities through YouTube and social media. But as urban planning content reaches wider audi... more
Do Current Community Consultation Practices Work for Urban Planning and City Building?
Community consultation is a key part of public participation in urban planning, but is it working as intended? In this episode of Good for Cities, Matti Siemiatyc... more
In this episode of the Good for Cities podcast, Matti Siemiatycki speaks with Nyasha Harper-Michon about community-led architecture, urban planning, and building more inclusive, sustainable cities.
They explore how architects can integrate community... more
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I listened to all episodes today and I can tell this is one of the best educational shows about urbanism and Toronto life! I hope all goes well and you can keep up the good work.
The topics are pretty interesting and the guests are knowledgeable in the industry. Can’t wait for the next episodes!
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