Challenger Cities
Iain Montgomery, Charlie Rowat, Urban Cycling Institute, Omer Rafael BorInterviews and articles exploring how cities can adapt, evolve, innovate & change to become "Challengers", i.e. better places where everyone can live, play, move and work. Initiated in Toronto, now global.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 72 | Subscribers | Read | challengercities.substack.com |
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Challenger Cities EP44: Your City Isn’t Crowded, It’s Just Full of Cars with Daniel Herriges
You can tell a lot about a city from the way it treats its parking. Not whether it has enough, but whether the spaces for cars have taken precedence over the spaces for people. That was the revelation at the heart of my conversation with Da...
Challenger Cities EP43: Daring To Be Different with Andy Nulman
“Are you kidding me? People’s lives will change after hearing this podcast,” Andy Nulman says, settling into his chair with the theatrical gravitas of someone who has been owning the stage his entire life. It’s classic Andy, doing everythin...
Challenger Cities EP42: Hauling Towards the Future with Michael Wexler
Michael Wexler laughs when I call him “weird and wonderful” at 9 a.m. on a Thursday. But it fits. He’s one of those urbanist types who’s walked a winding path: a Montrealer who found his way into the field through Copenhagen and Berlin, who...
Challenger Cities EP41: Cities in Limbo with Diana Lind
“Right now we’re in the not very exciting part of the digital takeover,” Diana Lind tells me, somewhere between amusement and frustration. “Everyone shops online and visits stores just to feel a fabric or try something on. It’s the worst of...
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