
Our cities are often built on stories of separation: between people and nature, between generations, between what we need to survive and what we need to thrive. What if city making could help us move beyond them? That's...


Design to connect is where we can join together as a community to question, critique, and rethink our current ways of doing and imagining architecture. It is a place where we can use the power of conversation to tackle deep-rooted issues in the world of architecture and design and how it's impacting in shaping our social norms. A place where we can reflect and come up with better solutions that are impactful and are kind to the environment and humanity. So let's dive in. Let's start connecting and use it for creating something better!
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Signup to Generate a PitchDesign to connect is where we can join together as a community to question, critique, and rethink our current ways of doing and imagining architecture. It is a place where we can use the power of conversation to tackle deep-rooted issues in the world of architecture and design and how it's impacting in shaping our social norms.
Recent episodes include "Beyond Stories of Separation: Why Spirituality Matters in City Making" (23 October 2026, 58 minutes), "From Inner Change to System Change: How Healing Shapes Radical Transformation" (29 July 2025, 78 minutes), and "Decolonisation, Liberation & Design: Reimagination as a tool for Collective Healing" (2 July 2025, 90 minutes).
Design to Connect publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 56 minutes across 46 episodes.
Booking probability for Design to Connect is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Design to Connect requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Design to Connect's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Design to Connect are Architecture & Engineering and Design Services. Design to Connect has an arts audience.
Design to Connect is an arts podcast with 46 episodes published.
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Our cities are often built on stories of separation: between people and nature, between generations, between what we need to survive and what we need to thrive. What if city making could help us move beyond them? That's...

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<p>What if art wasn’t just a form of expression — but a way back to ourselves?In this special workshop-style episode, we explore the healing power of art and music as a personal and collective journey. Hosted on...

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<p>✨ We’re so proud to launch Episode 01 of our new podcast series on Healing, created together with our dear friend and global mental health ambassador Poppy Jaman.In this powerful opening conversation, we explore...

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<p>In this final episode of our "Care Season," we dive into one of the most overlooked yet powerful aspects of urban and architectural design: its impact on our health and behavior. 🏙️💡Our guest, Georgia Gon, is an...

<p> In this episode of Design to Connect, we are joined by Ursula Biemann, a globally renowned artist, author, and video essayist. From her fieldwork in the Amazon rainforest to groundbreaking projects like The Forest...

<p> How can we rebuild neighborhoods to foster belonging, combat isolation, and reduce inequality in our communities? In this episode of Design to Connect, we tackle these critical questions with Seth D. Kaplan, author...

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<p> Cities are more than just structures and streets; they are the backdrops of our childhoods. Yet, over time, urban spaces have increasingly sidelined the needs of children. Play areas are diminishing, streets are...

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<p> In this episode, we discuss a wide range of topics, including the impact of gender inequality on the built environment, the mission and approach of Period Think Tank, and its initiatives to address gender inequity...

<p> Urban environments shape our experiences, but how do they resonate with our natural cycles and health? What can we learn from nature and the way our body works to inspire our urban development? How can topics like...

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<p> In recent years, architects and city planners have increasingly begun to consider the diverse populations they are designing for. Cities are starting to address the needs of often overlooked groups. Traditionally...

<p> What if we Cared? What if our Cities Cared? In this episode, we delve into the topic of care in our societies and its impact on urban environments, architecture, and personal well-being. We talk about the essence of...

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<p> This episode is not just about green labels or superficial eco-friendly features; it's a deep dive into the essence of sustainability and its impact on our lives and the planet. Key Highlights: Beyond Green Labels...

<p> This year's theme, “The Laboratory of the Future,” curated by academic and novelist Lesley Lokko, resonates deeply with me and aligns perfectly with the Theme of this channel. Lokko said, “Architects have a unique...

<p> Today, we delve into the power of active mobility in urban spaces and discuss with experts Juliette Ténart and Jim Walker about how cities can be reimagined for better health, stronger communities, and enhanced...

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<p> Many of us experience significant differences in our creativity, energy, and mood levels when we're in different environments.<br>Have you ever felt overwhelmed in a city, bombarded by noise, pollution, and...

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<p> Cities shape our experiences, but not all experiences are created equal. Women, in their daily lives, often navigate urban spaces with an acute sense of awareness tied to concerns about aggression and harassment...

<p> Ever felt trapped in a city that seems designed more for cars than people? Dive into this episode where we explore the world of urban design and its impact on our daily lives. From the forgotten joys of walking to...
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author of Fragile Neighborhoods: Repairing American Society, One Zip Code at a Time, Johns Hopkins
retired Principal Flute of the LA Philharmonic, beloved teacher formerly at Colburn and USC, Founder of the jazz group Free Flight, Adams Street Partners
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Period Think Tank
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