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Dense City

Dr. Rebecca Mayers & Isaac Keast

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Chatting with academics about their research on cities. Co-Hosts: Dr. Rebecca Mayers and Isaac Keast 2021 American Planning Association Transportation Planning Division Small grant award winner Artwork by Emily Huang: https://emilyhillustrations.com/ Music by Reid Cai, Ryan Kinneer, and Becca Mayers
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40: If you could talk to trees, what would you say? 59:26

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On today's episode, we welcome Dr. Catherine Phillips who joins us from Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha/The University of Canterbury in Aotearoa/New Zealand along with Dr. Elizabeth Straughan from the University of Melbourne, and Dr. Jennifer Atchison from the University of Wollongong in Australia. Their shared research interests centre around human rel…
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39: Restorative Urban Environments for Healthy Cities 48:10

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We welcome Dr. Anna Bornioli, Senior Future Fellow at the University of Surrey and Dr. Mikel Subiza-Pérez, a Research Fellow at the University of the Basque Country. We discuss their article: Restorative urban environments for healthy cities: a theoretical model for the study of restorative experiences in urban built settings; published in Landscap…
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38: Are We In Flow? Smart Cycling Technologies and the Cycling Experience 40:40

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Today, we're talking to Mario Boot, a researcher at the University of Twente about two of his related papers. The First is a more theoretical paper to understand the literature on this emerging field of cycling research, entitled “Using body sensors for evaluating the impact of smart cycling technologies on cycling experiences: a systematic literat…
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37: Imaginaries of the Post-Human City 44:18

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On today's episode, we talk with Dr. Chantelle Bayes about how our image of ourselves as humans and the rest of the living world as "nature" is a binary. She explains how beginning to reimagine our cities as places where non-human life is integral, and seeing ourselves as intertwined with nature, will allow us to plan better cities for ourselves, a…
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36: Vehicle Height and Pedestrian Deaths 39:06

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Today, we discuss the effect of front-end vehicle height on pedestrian death risk, published by Dr. Justin Tyndall in the Economics of Transportation in March 2024. The article is premised on the idea that increased vehicle heights in the United States may be contributing to the fact that the number of pedestrians killed annually in collisions has …
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35: Restoration as reconnection: a relational approach to urban stream repair 40:12

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We welcome Logan Samuelson and Dr. Brendon Blue from Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington. We discuss their article "Restoration as reconnection: A relational approach to urban stream repair", published in the New Zealand Geographer 2023 with co-author Dr. Amanda Thomas. The article is premised on how urban stream environments have bee…
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Mavs Way - Episode 1 - April 4th 29:07

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The Melbourne Mavericks are Super Netball's newest team and as they are about to kick off their season, three of their star players have come together to give you an insight into the lives of Netballers and what it is like playing for the newest franchise. Eleanor Cardwell, Liv Lewis and Maisie Nankivell bring you Episode 1 of "The Mavs Way". On th…
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Future Stars - Episode 2 - April 3 22:35

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AFL Nations John Donohoe and Leading player agent James Pitcher take a look at Round 2 of the Coates Talent league. On this weeks episode, the boys discuss the dominance of Sandringham Dragons gun, Taj Hotton who booted 4 goals and had plenty of the footy. Reviewed the Round 2 action and a young Dragons player was named our gem of the week! Learn m…
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34: Engaging Disability Theory in Planning Practice 43:00

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Today, we welcome Dr. Timothy Ross, who is a Scientist with the Bloorview Research Institute at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital in Toronto, Canada where he leads the Engagement & Planning for the Inclusive Communities Lab (or, the EPIC Lab). Tim is also an Assistant Professor (status) in the Department of Geography and Planning and t…
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Future Stars - Episode 1 - March 25 22:03

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Welcome to Future Stars... your only dedicated U18s footy show. Join SEN's John Donohoe and leading player agent James Pitcher as they find your team's next big thing from the AFL's Coates Talent League. Each week the boys will look back at the previous round of matches, shine the spotlight on some of the unsung players and pick the player of the r…
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33: Neighbourhood Defenders 42:55

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Today, we welcome Dr. Katherine Einstein, Dr. David Glick, and Dr. Maxwell Palmer from Boston University. We discuss their book: Neighbourhood Defenders: Participatory Politics and America’s Housing Crisis; published in 2019. The book is premised on how local political inequalities can end up limiting the housing supply and contribute to the curren…
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Anna Blinkova defeats Elena Rybakina in a record-breaking match tiebreak (Aus Open 2024) 30:53

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Perhaps the highlight of the 2024 Australian Open so far, world no.57 Anna Blinkova endured the longest tiebreaker in Grand Slam history to defeat world no.3 and reigning AO runner-up Elena Rybakina in the second round of this year's tournament in just the second round. Listen to SEN's commentary of the tiebreaker, as called by Jordan Kounelis. Lea…
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32: Urban Agriculture in East London and Beyond 45:24

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On today's episode, we talk to Marco Zunino about his thesis “Urban agriculture: Exploring a multi-scalar and circular approach to food production and distribution in East London”. Marco discusses what is meant by urban agriculture, some background history on food production, and his case study research of East London. He provides tools for urban p…
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31: The Fourplex Next Door 43:12

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Today, we welcome Edward Pinto, co-director of the American Enterprise Institute’s Housing Center to discuss their paper on How Government Policy Made Housing Expensive and Scarce, and How Unleashing Market Forces Can Address It, co-authored with Tobias Peter. Together they’ve co-authored a variety of reports on housing policy, specifically on the …
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30: The Psychology of the Car: Automobile admiration, attachment and addiction 48:59

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On this episode, we welcome Swedish author and academic Dr. Stefan Gössling. He’s a professor at the Linnaeus University School of Business and Economics and Lund University's Department of Service Management. We discuss his book: The Psychology of the Car. Automobile admiration, attachment and addiction; published by Elsevier in 2017. The book exp…
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