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Urban Radar is a podcast series brought to you by Professors Tom Goodfellow and Beth Perry, which reflects on current events and emerging trends through the lens of cities and urban life. Drawing on the unique range of urban expertise in the Universities of Sheffield and Manchester, we place urban dynamics at the centre of contemporary global affairs.

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In this episode Beth and Tom are joined by Cristina Temenos from the University of Manchester to discuss a wide range of issues from trust in medicine, responses to COVID-19 and experimentation and evidence in localised healthcare settings. Together,... more

In this episode Tom and Beth are joined by Professor Aidan While from the University of Sheffield to explore how robotic urban infrastructures are already reshaping everyday lives, homes and mobilities. 

From self-driving taxis to autonomous deliver... more

In this episode Tom and Beth are joined by visiting researchers to the Universities of Sheffield and Manchester, Junia Mortimer and Felipe Magalhães. 

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• How can we see and understand the city in this geopolitical age of conflict and g... more

In this first episode of Series 2 of Urban Radar, Beth and Tom start to tackle some of the many ways in which the current moment of geopolitical turmoil is filtering down into in cities and towns across the world. 

We make the most of our new Sheffi... more

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Cristina Temenos
Urban geographer focusing on health inequalities and access to care in cities
University of Manchester
Episode: 22. CRISIS, PUBLIC HEALTH & THE CITY: A conversation with Cristina Temenos
Aidan While
Professor of Urban Planning in the Geography and Planning School at the University of Sheffield, researching robotics and automation in urban contexts
University of Sheffield
Episode: 21. URBAN ROBOTICS BY STEALTH: Driverless vehicles, + Epstein, + Royals, + drug cartels, + immigration and more
Junia Mortimer
Architect and urbanist focusing on visual cultures and archives, currently an International Fellow at the Urban Studies Foundation.
Federal University of Minas Gerais
Episode: 20. SEEING THE CITY: A discussion with Junia Mortimer and Felipe Magalhaes
Felipe Magalhaes
Geographer and political economist focusing on urban spatial analysis and socio-economic dynamics.
Federal University of Minas Gerais
Episode: 20. SEEING THE CITY: A discussion with Junia Mortimer and Felipe Magalhaes
Erika Garcia Fermin
Consultant for the African Cities Research Consortium and former PhD student at the University of Manchester
African Cities Research Consortium
Episode: 19. THE NEW URBAN GEOPOLITICS: Inside Caracas + urban Greenland, + embassies and disinformation in London, + neighbourhood governance and more
Julia Moses
Professor of Modern History working on government, law and civil society in Western Europe.
University of Sheffield
Episode: 17: CHILD LABOUR AND DISINFORMATION (+immigration policy, +COP30 in Belem, +ticket touts, +urban statistics and more…)
Dani Madrid-Morales
Lecturer in Journalism and Global Communication and researcher in disinformation.
University of Sheffield
Episode: 17: CHILD LABOUR AND DISINFORMATION (+immigration policy, +COP30 in Belem, +ticket touts, +urban statistics and more…)
Said Zaaneen
PhD candidate in the final stages of his dissertation focusing on Gaza refugee camps.
University of Sheffield, Welfare Association
Episode: 15: GREEN RESURGENCE & GAZA RECONSTRUCTION (+Brexit, +rats, +Louvre heist, +AI Friend and more)
Matthew Flinders
Professor of Politics and Founding Director of the Sir Bernard Crick Centre.
University of Sheffield, Political Studies Association
Episode: 15: GREEN RESURGENCE & GAZA RECONSTRUCTION (+Brexit, +rats, +Louvre heist, +AI Friend and more)

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Beth Perry
Director of the Urban Institute and Professor of Urban Epistemics at the University of Sheffield.
Tom Goodfellow
Professor of Urban Studies and International Development at the University of Sheffield.

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21. URBAN ROBOTICS BY STEALTH: Driverless vehicles, + Epstein, + Royals, + drug cartels, + immigration and more
Q: What does that mean for regulation?
The opening up of regulations might complicate control over public spaces as different robotic technologies proliferate.
21. URBAN ROBOTICS BY STEALTH: Driverless vehicles, + Epstein, + Royals, + drug cartels, + immigration and more
Q: Could you? Can you do have any control if you wanted to put on, say, a podcast?
Yes, you could put your own music on in the Robo Taxi, but there wasn't a choice about speed.
20. SEEING THE CITY: A discussion with Junia Mortimer and Felipe Magalhaes
Q: What does it mean to frame artifacts as archives in urban studies?
Junia suggested that questioning the need for legitimacy in viewing artifacts as archives can reshape our understanding of spatial knowledge.
20. SEEING THE CITY: A discussion with Junia Mortimer and Felipe Magalhaes
Q: How does urbanization in Latin America relate to economic volatility?
Felipe explained that urbanization in Latin America is impacted by historical economic volatility, which shapes the built environment and influences daily life.
20. SEEING THE CITY: A discussion with Junia Mortimer and Felipe Magalhaes
Q: Can you give a brief concrete example of your work in terms of photographs?
Junia discussed her work with the Zumvi Afro-Photographic Archive in Salvador, where non-professional photographs illustrate social activities and inform urban narratives.

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Focusing on the intersection of urban life and contemporary global issues, the series offers a rich exploration of topics such as social justice, urban governance, and technological advancements. Through informed discussions with experts and academics, critical urban challenges like housing, migration, and historical labor rights are examined alongside modern dilemmas connected to climate change, political unrest, and the impact of social media on urban communities. The hosts emphasize a collaborative approach, drawing insights from their affiliations with the Universities of Sheffield and Manchester, ensuring that discussions are both evidence-based and reflective of real-world complexities. The series stands out for its incorporation of d... more

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