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The RICS Podcast

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

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Welcome to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Podcast, an exclusive podcast series bringing together expert guests to discuss the most pertinent, industry-shaping topics from the world of Chartered Surveying. Every Monday you can expect a vibrant panel discussion covering topics such as new rules of conduct, the future of quantity surveying and the RICS global standard to name a few. Tune in to stay on top of the latest industry trends and changes whilst topping up your skills. Lea ...
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The three-day conference on Architecture, European Urbanisation and Globalisation is the first event of the future Master in Architecture - MArch. It presents in each session a mix of internationally leading architects, writers, curators and academics. Its goal is first to open up the panorama of issues the new Master will deal with and then, during debates, raise crucial issues to focus on by research and design work done in the coming years.
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Earth Reflections

Dr Sheila Ochugboju, Michael Onyango,

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Earth Reflections is a new podcast series by the Network of African Women Environmentalists (NAWE), to promote inter-generational and cross-sectoral dialogue, between the young Landscape Guardians and the environmental experts who have agreed to act as Landscape Mentors, supporting on the ground activities for landscape restoration during this UN Decade on Ecosystems Restoration 2021-2030. NAWE is hosted by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), working in partnership with UNDP, Th ...
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We delve into all things strange and mysterious from secret societies, ancient civilizations, mysticism, the paranormal, UFOs, unsolved mysteries, forbidden knowledge, ancient myths and legends, alternative healing, forbidden archaeology, Magick, mystery schools, religion, alchemy, hermetic spiritual, conspiracies, miracles, pixies, fairies, werewolves and vampires.
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The Portfolio Construction Podcast

Netwealth Investments Limited

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In this podcast series, Paul O'Connor, Netwealth's Head of Investment Management & Research, picks the brains of key wealth management professionals to uncover unique insights on the investment areas they are most passionate about. Together they explore potential opportunities, challenges and considerations in the market while also sharing fascinating stories and lessons from their experience. We hope you enjoy the unique perspectives.
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54Lights

Kondwani Mwase

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54Lights is committed to elevating creatives of colour. We showcase Africa to the world, by lighting up great guests with roots in the 54 countries of the continent. We’re telling these under told stories from Africa to all corners of the globe. And because each guest has a unique and flavour-filled tale to tell, we will tell these stories with care. So that they can shape and reshape and reframe the narrative, one story at a time. Humbly hosted by Kondwani Mwase
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The Horrible People Podcast goes beyond the stereotypes to uncover the true stories and personalities of these individuals, showcasing their humanity and the many facets that make them who they are. In each weekly interview, Jenn sits down with guests to explore how they have been ”othered” or misrepresented because of their beliefs, culture, race, religion, and more. Through these conversations, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of a community often misunderstood and misrepresented ...
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Book a Week

CEPT Library & Center for Research on Architecture and Urbanism

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Book-a-Week is a weekly podcast in an author-interview format featuring new books on architecture and cities published in the last five years. Every week young scholars from the fields of architecture, urbanism and design research will interview authors of recent books on diverse topics from architectural history, design theory, and ecological thinking to urban studies and anthropology. Each episode is imagined as a reflective, genial conversation on the book, its context, significance and r ...
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In this episode of the Netwealth Portfolio Construction podcast, Paul O’Connor is joined by Eric Almeraz from APIS Capital Advisors, Eric offers a window into the world of global small caps, where 90% of listed companies live. Eric shares his thoughts on: How to spot value and avoid traps in a universe of 19,000 stocks, many of which they think are…
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In this mind-expanding episode of Strange and Mysterious World, we sit down with South Africa’s most sought-after astrologer, Rod Suskin — so in demand, he’s booked out a year in advance. Rod shares his incredible journey from childhood out-of-body experiences to becoming a renowned astrologer, Tarot reader, and even a traditional Sangoma (African …
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Through impactful, engaging and fulfilling projects, surveying continues to provide an incredibly unique career path to those who consider themselves fortunate to be in the profession. In this episode of The RICS Podcast, Florence Andrews MRICS hosts Vincent John Harney MRICS & Iona Lennon AssocRICS in sharing the experiences that make surveying su…
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Why does this world feel… off? In this mind-expanding Season 4 opener, we’re joined by liberal Catholic priest and Theosophical Society member Father Damon Urbani to explore the suppressed truths of Gnosticism — the ancient belief that we are spiritual beings trapped in a flawed, deceptive world. From the Nag Hammadi texts and The Gospel of Thomas …
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The built environment industry will be more effective to all if diverse voices are included, which intensifies the very present need for greater equity and inclusion. But, what does this look like in practice? How can organisations contribute to cultivating a more inclusive industry? Nathan Spencer is Director at UKREiiF, and he joins RICS’ Sybil T…
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The demands of a Chartered Surveyor now have evolved since the desired qualities of years past, both in terms of skills & competency, and a surveyor’s character. This week on The RICS Podcast, President of Alexandra Capital, Alexandra Faciu MRICS joins Craig Ross MRICS, who is Associate Director for Safety and Security at Diriyah Company. They dive…
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WHAT TO EXPECT...WHEN YOU PUSH PLAY Kondwani speaks with Lissa Appiah, a Ghanaian-Canadian career strategist and founder of We Apply. Lissa shares her journey from government employee to entrepreneur, revealing how her "between the hyphen" identity shaped her mission to help quiet leaders and introverts excel in their careers. Discover why being th…
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In our season finale, we speak to Father Eugene Joshua — a white-robed priest of Saint Benedict, with a history that spans Pentecostalism, Wicca, Buddhism, and ultimately Catholic mysticism. He shares jaw-dropping stories: 🌟 A vision of a four-armed Hindu goddess that made him weep 🌟 An apparition of Mother Mary during a near-death fever 🌟 A life-s…
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What makes a city is not just its construction, but the culture that thrives within it, and the two walk hand in hand with each other. This week on The RICS Podcast, Professor Greg Clark, Dr Caitlin Morrissey and Peter Hogg FRICS delve into what we mean by the ‘DNA’ of cities, what lies beneath it, and how the built environment complements what alr…
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What does it truly mean to be a man in today’s world? In this powerful episode of Strange and Mysterious world, William and Lee are joined by Gideon to explore the forgotten essence of divine masculinity — and how men can reclaim it. From the dangers of toxic masculinity to the healing power of semen retention, rites of passage,vulnerability, and e…
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Neurodiverse professionals in the built environment face unique challenges in the journey to becoming chartered, but with more awareness comes an increasing level of support for such APC candidates. Dan Knowles FRICS hosts this week’s episode of The RICS Podcast, where Morwenna Slade MRICS and Jennifer Hobart MRICS share their experiences with the …
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Was it a malevolent spirit—or just a teenage girl with a hammer toe? In this chilling yet bizarre episode of Strange and Mysterious World, William and Lee delve into the infamous Battersea Poltergeist case of 1956. What started with a mysterious silver key led to years of terrifying paranormal activity: knocks, scratches, spontaneous fires, levitat…
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The world of surveying is diverse, dynamic and engaging every day for the professionals who work within it - aspects which should appeal to the many talented young people looking to join the sector. This week’s episode of The RICS Podcast showcases the journeys, experiences and insights of four fantastic surveying professionals - David Broschomb MR…
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When over 50% of a portfolio’s offshore assets are USD-denominated, currency risk isn’t just a theoretical issue—it can be a real drag on performance. In episode 75 of the Portfolio Construction Podcast Series, Paul O’Connor (Netwealth Head of Investment Management & Research) speaks with Tom Averill, Managing Director of Rochford Capital, about ho…
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Welcome to the “Strange and Mysterious World” with William and Lee! In this eye-opening episode, we dive into a raw and unfiltered exploration of spiritual practices, astrology, acupuncture, homeopathy, and the power of belief itself. 🔥 From dark nights of the soul to acupuncture miracles, we talk about the intense highs and lows of seeking healing…
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The role of Facilities Managers has shifted in today’s market, which values people, planet and purpose in the provision of sustainable buildings. In this compelling episode of the RICS podcast, Greg Davison MRICS and Robin Leow FRICS dive into the critical role of Facilities Management (FM) in driving sustainable building practices, drawing upon gl…
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In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, I chat with Doug Chiasson, the executive director of the Fur Institute of Canada. We discuss Doug's background, the realities of the seal hunt, and the misconceptions surrounding it. Doug explains the economic impact of the fur trade on rural communities and the importance of sustainable practices. We…
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In this gripping episode of Strange and Mysterious World, we dive headfirst into the chilling realities of exorcisms and demonic deliverance with Father Mark. From horrifying real-life encounters with dark forces to the spiritual warfare that shapes our lives, Father Mark shares jaw-dropping stories and his personal experiences of casting out demon…
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With a rapid growth of urbanisation in recent years around the world, the role of the surveyor is vital in ensuring we get a positive outcome from urbanisation. In this episode of The RICS Podcast, Professor Greg Clark, Tom Webber MRICS and Bourane Gille discuss the surveyor’s impact on how urbanisation helps cities to grow positively, create oppor…
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WHAT TO EXPECT...WHEN YOU PUSH PLAY In this episode, Kondwani is joined by Judith Okonkwo, a visionary technologist and organizational psychologist, whose overt passion for immersive technology is shaping the future of Extended Reality (XR) in Africa. Based in Lagos, Judith’s enthusiasm and expertise have driven her to break barriers—she even lever…
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What if the most profound teachings of Jesus were never meant to be in the Bible? In this eye-opening episode of Strange and Mysterious World, William and Lee are joined once again by the deeply knowledgeable Father Damon Urbani to explore The Gospel of Thomas — a mysterious and banned text filled with esoteric sayings of Jesus. Why was this gospel…
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If materials can’t be grown, then they need to be mined - the importance of the mineral sector in the built environment is absolutely essential, yet often overlooked. This week’s episode of The RICS Podcast highlights how we can raise the sector’s profile, and attract new professionals to mineral surveying, drawing upon the experiences of host Barn…
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Join William Collinson and Lee Strydom in this eye-opening episode of Strange and Mysterious World as they speak with Professor Tim Murithi, South Africa’s representative to the International Coalition for Extraterrestrial Research (ICER). With over 30 years of experience in conflict resolution and peacebuilding across Africa, Tim brings a unique p…
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In this episode of the Portfolio Construction podcast, Paul O’Connor, Head of Investment at Netwealth, chats with Dmitry Solomakhin from Fidelity International. Dmitry unpacks the thinking behind Fidelity’s Global Long Short Fund, which uses a contrarian value approach to invest in "unloved companies" they believe are mispriced. The discussion expl…
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Skills are a critical part of the APC assessment, and continue to serve you throughout your career in surveying, but which skills are best to prioritise to succeed in today’s industry? This episode of The RICS Podcast features the fantastic insights of Kate Taylor FRICS, Annabel Huffer MRICS and Abdul Alimi MRICS, drawing on experiences from both s…
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This is how Horrible People Podcast began, and why it went in the direction it did. Travis Bader, owner of Silvercore Outdoors and host of the Silvercore Podcast, discusses his journey in the firearms and outdoors industry. He shares his motivation for starting the podcast, which was to bring positivity and change the narrative in the firearms comm…
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In this episode of Strange and Mysterious World, we chat with acupuncturist and face reading expert Gideon Le Roux. What starts as an exploration into the ancient Chinese art of face reading evolves into a powerful conversation about energy, trauma, healing, and the vibrations that shape our lives. Music By Whitebat Audio…
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Flexible workspaces represent a growing need for surveyors to prepare for a wildly changing future of the commercial real estate market. So how can professionals adapt to the uptick in flexible space, and how does the data available to us today help us to understand and value this evolving sector? These questions are at the heart of this week’s epi…
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In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, we really dive into 'othering' through listener-submitted stories. We discuss the impact of political beliefs on personal relationships, particularly in the context of voting and community belonging. The conversation also delves into the challenges faced by hunters in the face of online hate and misun…
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In this episode of Strange and Mysterious World, we dive into the mystical and wildly popular world of Family Constellation Therapy with expert Jennifer Maree. Originating from Zulu ancestral practices and fused with modern therapeutic techniques, this approach goes way beyond talk therapy—tapping into a mysterious field of knowing, that somehow re…
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WHAT TO EXPECT...WHEN YOU PUSH PLAY In this episode, Kondwani is joined by Malaika Urbani, a dynamic creative whose work bridges the worlds of art, culture, and storytelling. With a deep passion for preserving and celebrating African heritage, Malaika uses her platform to amplify voices, challenge narratives, and push the boundaries of artistic exp…
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I interview Julie Van Ansem from Van Ansem Farms, a mink farmer from the Netherlands who now lives in the US. We discuss the history and operations of Van Ansem Farms and Unicorn Magnificent Mink, the ethical considerations of fur farming, and the regulations that govern the industry. Julie explains the nutritional practices for mink, the environme…
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In this explosive episode of Strange and Mysterious World, William and Lee dive deep into the chilling truth behind MK Ultra — the CIA’s secret mind control program. We unravel its dark origins, horrifying experiments with LSD and electroshock therapy, its deep connections to Operation Paperclip, the JFK assassination, and the possible ongoing lega…
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The transition to greener energy sources is an ongoing endeavour, and the role that surveyors will play in that transition is a growing one in both importance and impact. Discussing this shift, this week The RICS Podcast welcomes Jenny Stanning, Stephen Thompson FRICS, Amit Patel MRICS and host Roger Esson MRICS to discuss the trends emerging in th…
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In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, I speak with Mariam, a yoga and wellness instructor who integrates her love for nature, hunting, and outdoor education into her practice. We discuss Mariam's journey into hunting, her outdoor education retreats, the importance of breathwork, and the misconceptions surrounding yoga. The conversation hi…
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What happens when a die-hard skeptic sees a UFO with his own eyes? In this gripping episode of Strange and Mysterious World, William and Lee are joined by their friend Graeme Hillier, who shares his astonishing firsthand experience of a UFO sighting that took place right above his home in South Africa. What began as an ordinary night with his dog P…
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One of the fantastic elements to surveying is the number of routes into the profession. This week The RICS Podcast showcases three members who began their paths in other regulated professions before becoming surveyors themselves. Demi Yianni is joined this week by Kirsten Hald and Maria Wiedner to discuss their vastly different backgrounds, transfe…
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In this conversation, George from The Tin Men discusses the critical issues surrounding men's mental health and advocacy. He shares his journey in creating a platform that addresses the often-overlooked aspects of men's issues, including mental health, domestic abuse, and the need for more male representation in therapy. The discussion highlights t…
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Tonight in this episode we chat to Anthony Townsend around the Magical properties of Mushrooms and how it helps in therapies ranging from certain Cancers to mental health issues. This fascinating little fungus can do wonders for the human condition. for healing Anthony can be reached at: www.anthonytownsend.co.za Music by white bat audio.…
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In this episode of the Portfolio Construction podcast, Paul O’Connor, Head of Investment at Netwealth, chats with Nathan Lim, Chief Investment Officer at Lonsec Investment Solutions. Nathan breaks down Lonsec's take on alternatives, explaining the difference between defensive and growth assets based on their volatility, while emphasising that volat…
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The MIPIM Challengers initiative creates space for the next generation of professionals to share fresh ideas and new perspectives, and this year’s winners include Betsy Brady MRICS and Ioana Orzea. Betsy & Ioana join James Fiske on this episode of The RICS Podcast to share their approach to rethinking embodied carbon as an asset, how we can educate…
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I interview health and nutrition practitioner Emmanuela Urbani, who specializes in circadian rhythms and quantum biology. Emmanuela shares her personal journey from being a strict vegetarian to discovering the profound impact of traditional nourishment and light exposure on health. She discusses the importance of natural sunlight, the changes she m…
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In this thought provoking episode of Strange and Mysterious World, William Collinson and Lee Strydom chat to Father Damon Urbani of the Liberal Catholic Church to explore the deeper esoteric and historical meanings behind Easter. From Gnostic teachings to the pagan origins of the Easter Bunny and Easter eggs, to the connection between Jesus and Joh…
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The final assessment can naturally set off nerves for many candidates preparing for their presentations, so this week’s RICS podcast is centred around calming nerves and preparing to perform at your peak. Offering perspectives from the candidate side and as an assessor herself, Michelle Parkes joins Ellie Sainsbury to share strategies to calm nerve…
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The second part of our episode with Nicole Vachal, a powerhouse in life and founder of Canadian Women of the Outdoors. We discuss the complexities surrounding the LGBT community, particularly focusing on the politicization of sexuality and gender identity. Nicole shares her personal experiences and thoughts on the current state of LGBT discussions,…
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Whether it’s communication with stakeholders or with the public, the importance of a regulator is key to how firms operate in the built environment. In this episode of The RICS Podcast, Shannett Thompson (Kingsley Napley) and Chris Adler (RICS) join Nigel Clarke to explore the vital role of professional regulators, and how they interact with the re…
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