Challenger Cities
Iain MontgomeryQuite possibly the world's most eclectic and unconventional urbanism podcast. The sort of thing you'll be into if you like cities beyond the traditional planning, architecture and policy realm. Initiated in Toronto, now global.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 116 | Subscribers | Read | challengercities.substack.com |
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Challenger Cities EP72: The Case for Civic Joy with Ilana Altman
There’s a move cities make when something goes wrong with their infrastructure. They do something like debate it, or form a working group with a committee, who commission a study, then they debate the study. Somewhere in that loop, which ca...
The Urban Interior of China and What Ambition Looks Like When You Haven't Forgotten It
> This is the third part in a series across various Asian cities including Taipei, Kaohsiung (part 1) Singapore (part 2), Xi’an and Chongqing in this part 3.
Challenger Cities EP71: Welcome to Your Agentic City with Alistair Croll
I’ve been living in Montreal long enough now to have strong opinions about potholes. Alistair Croll has too, and when I asked him the usual magic wand question at the end of our conversation, he went with …“assuming that my magic wand can’t...
When 99 year plans are not long enough; a story of Singaporean urbanism
There’s a woman in Singapore in her eighties who runs the family property firm. She considers a 99-year land lease too short an investment horizon.
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I turn frustration with the status quo into strategy, ideas and momentum behind next, rather than best practices. Working with curious leaders in companies and cities to unlock something new, and help them start making it real.
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