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 |
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| Issues | 140 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 27 hours ago |
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Challenger Cities EP91: Expanding Your Luck Surface Area with Matt Ballantine
Challenger Cities has been generously described as “the world’s most eclectic podcast about urbanism” … which is something I have deliberately embraced, and intend to keep earning the label. So this episode is deliberately a bit of a random...
Challenger Cities EP90: It Only Sounds Mad Because We Think Small with Shiv Malik
Jackie Sadek thought it was a stupid idea, and she said so in the Telegraph. “This just is not credible. Who are these guys? Do they have any expertise at all? I appreciate that strange things do happen but not in the property development i...
Challenger Cities EP89: To Do, Not Just Be with Gil Penalosa
Usually I try to make a tidy written argument to pull together the theme of a conversation we’ve had in these podcasts. But this episode with Gil Penalosa makes me want to try something a bit different. Because Gil is effectively the Durace...
Challenger Cities EP88: The Neighbourhood is the Amenity with Alicia Pederson
Alicia Pederson grew up in suburban Michigan in the eighties and nineties, which is to say she grew up driving everywhere and assuming, as you do as a child, that this was simply how the world works. It’s only later, when she started travel...
Don't Correct the Accident: A Tale from the Montreal Salon
Every city in North America wants a piece of Montréal. Montréal, apparently, wants to be every other North American city.
That was the provocation which last Monday, drew the best part of seventy people into a hot, sweaty upstairs room at...
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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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