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Hosted by Dr Johari Hussein Nassor Amar · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 20 episodes
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We design the world around one version of life. Then life changes. The JHNA Insights is a podcast grounded in a human centric built environment, bringing people, place, property and progress into one conversation. Each episode draws on research, practice and lived experience to explore how we live, move, work and belong. If the system has ever felt like it was not designed with you in mind, you are not imagining it.
Dr Johari Hussein Nassor Amar hosts The JHNA Insights, a science show with 20 episodes published.
Finding a home is hard enough. Staying in one, affording to run it, and adapting it when life changes? That is where the housing conversation gets more complicated. In this episode, I speak with Liza Neil , a Principal A
The greatest cost of an unhealthy home is not the electricity bill, but the lasting impact on the people living inside it. In this episode, I speak with Jenny Danson , Founder and CEO of the UK’s Healthy Homes Hub and In
Ageing in place sounds like the goal. But someone can remain in the same home for decades and still become stranded when the GP retires, the bus route changes and neighbours no longer answer the door. In this Episode 2.4
Housing is never just a place to live. It shapes how we age, work, connect, move and belong. In this episode, I speak with Simon Kuestenmacher, Co-founder and Director of The Demographics Group, and Terry Rawnsley, Direc
We design homes for one version of your life. Then life happens. Australia spends around $500 million a year adapting homes after a fall or injury, not counting the costs when households grow, shrink or shift in what the
Renting in Australia is no longer just expensive. It is unstable, exhausting and quietly wearing people down. In this episode of Navigating the Rental Market During Housing Crisis, I am joined by Alice Pennycott, Princip
Before recording this Episode 12, I read a story about a man who had been given a bath all his life and was finally able to take his first independent shower after moving into an accessible home. That moment captures my
Over the past 48 hours, four states - Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria - have been hit by extreme weather. Record-breaking October heat, destructive winds and severe storms have left parts of the
Australia needs 1.2 million new homes by 2029, yet housing stress, rising homelessness and climate risks are intensifying. A typical new home releases around 185 tonnes of CO₂ before anyone moves in, and housing and cons
When more than 10,000 Australians experience homelessness every month and rental vacancy rates sit just above 1%, you would think every state would be doing everything possible to encourage affordable housing. The realit
Climate change, housing affordability and infrastructure resilience are colliding into one of Australia’s biggest challenges. Disaster costs already exceed $38 billion a year and are projected to reach $73 billion by 206
Traditional construction now takes about 55 weeks just to finish one home and meanwhile more than 160,000 households are waiting for social housing. On top of that around 10,000 people fall into homelessness every month.
By 2050 half of Australians are expected to live in strata accommodation, yet most buyers do not fully understand what they are purchasing, and this lack of awareness sits at the centre of Australia’s strata education cr
Could the rooftops above us hold a sustainable solution to Australia’s housing crisis and efforts to decarbonise our cities? In my recent conversation with Warren Livesey we discussed the potential of airspace developmen
Most people don’t think much about planners, yet they shape the way neighbourhoods grow and the liveability of our cities. The market may deliver housing, but planners create the frameworks that guide development and kee
Last week, Queensland Premier David Crisafulli described Brisbane 2032 as "the Queensland Games", promising global spotlight benefits through intergenerational infrastructure, tourism and sports. But behind the glossy Ol
In this episode, I sit down with housing expert Mr Mike Myers and economist Dr Diaswati (Asti) Mardiasmo to explore the challenges and opportunities facing affordable housing in Australia, with a particular focus on the
Every day, thousands cross the NSW–QLD border without noticing the invisible systems that shape where and how people live. But for those navigating housing challenges, that border can mark a major shift in policy, access
Simon Kuestenmacher
Co-founder and Director · The Demographics Group
1 appearance on this show
Mike Myers
Lully
1 appearance on this show
Terry Rawnsley
KPMG Australia
1 appearance on this show
Alice Pennycott
Circle Green Community Legal
1 appearance on this show
Leo Paterson-Ross
Tenants' Union of NSW
1 appearance on this show
Nicole Makin-Doherty
Empowered Liveability
1 appearance on this show
Jeremy Mansfield OAM
Mansfield Advisory Pty Ltd
1 appearance on this show
Ammon Beyerle
Here Studio
1 appearance on this show
Paul Zanetti
Brisbane Rooming Houses
1 appearance on this show
Pradesh Ramiah
Moreton Bay Council
1 appearance on this show
Damien Crough
prefabAUS
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Kate McHugh
Strata Futures
1 appearance on this show
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