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Hosted by Dom Davies and Reed Puc in conversation with activists, artists, and academics, Thinking Through Infrastructure invites you to see and hear the world differently through its infrastructure, from transport and energy to housing and healthcare. Follow @TTinfraNetwork on Instagram or visit https://researchcentres.citystgeorges.ac.uk/thinking-through-infrastructure-network for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHosted by Dom Davies and Reed Puc in conversation with activists, artists, and academics, Thinking Through Infrastructure invites you to see and hear the world differently through its infrastructure, from transport and energy to housing and healthcare.
Thinking Through Infrastructure is hosted by Dom Davies and Reed. The show has published 22 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Great Driving Right Show, with George Edwards and Jacob McLean from the Zetkin Collective" (26 October 2026, 84 minutes), "Ocean Liners and Modern Literature, with Faye Hammill" (8 September 2026, 62 minutes), and "Privatising Humanity: How Our Essential Human Needs Became Financial Assets, with Kate Bayliss" (20 July 2026, 59 minutes).
Thinking Through Infrastructure publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 67 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for Thinking Through Infrastructure is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Thinking Through Infrastructure requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Thinking Through Infrastructure's contact route on record: verified email.
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Dom Davies and Reed hosts Thinking Through Infrastructure, an education podcast with 22 episodes published.
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Thinking Through Infrastructure
Why are the far right today so obsessed with their cars? Why are self-described “blade runners” dismantling low emission zone cameras and launching a populist “bike lash” against cycle lanes? How did the automobile...
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How does the ocean liner of the late 19th and early 20th centuries differ from the modern cruise ship? What does it mean to thinking about the ocean liner as a form of ‘passenger shipping’ rather than ‘cruising’ and how...
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Who owns the UK’s most essential infrastructure? How are our water and energy bills connected to offshore finance and private equity? What are the social consequences of privatised infrastructure ownership? And how can...
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Who owns the UK’s most essential infrastructure? How are our water and energy bills connected to offshore finance and private equity? What are the social consequences of privatised infrastructure ownership? And how can...
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From decluttering bedroom drawers to detoxing from social media, minimalism has taken the global affluent class by storm. But what are the cultural politics of minimalist practices? Are they just an online trend or do...
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From decluttering bedroom drawers to detoxing from social media, minimalism has taken the global affluent class by storm. But what are the cultural politics of minimalist practices? Are they just an online trend or do...
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Where is Britain’s military infrastructure? Who builds it and how does it reshape rural landscapes? What happens to the communities who must learn to live in its vicinity? How are they persuaded to accept it? How do...
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This episode presents an audio recording of the Gentrification and African Presence in Peckham or GAPP walking tour, led by Dr Charmaine Brown. The tour highlights key spaces in Peckham occupied by the Caribbean...
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What is wind? How do we transform wind into electricity? And how does a view of Britain from the vantage of wind energy change our narrative of its national history and its national geography as well? This episode of...
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Concrete underpins modern construction and allows for building processes that are mostly taken for granted. But where does the cement that comprises concrete actually come from? What natural resources, state...
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Logistics describes the just-in-time supply chains that make consumer capitalism possible in the twenty-first century. It has seeped into every corner of our imaginations and behaviours, transforming us into logistical...
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What makes an American road novel? What are the material conditions that caused it to emerge in the mid-twentieth century? Why does it persist, what does it tell us about infrastructure, and why has it travelled so...
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How does rain impact how and when people get around, whether on foot, on public transport, or in private vehicles? How does it affect how we use outdoor and public spaces, from parks to streets and shopping centres? How...
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In this short review episode of the Thinking Through Infrastructure podcast, network convenor Dom Davies looks back at some of TTiN's activities in 2025, including our event with Zack Polanski, our book launches with...
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How can city makers renew urban spaces in ways that benefit existing residents, rather than displacing them? And how have communities organised to resist their displacement? On 28 November, TTiN put these questions and...
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What would you say if you had 5 minutes to talk to Matt Damon about the “global water crisis”? On 18 October, TTiN hosted Filippo Menga for a conversation about this and other questions addressed in his book, Thirst...
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Professor Juliet Fall is a political and environmental geographer at the University of Geneva in Switzerland. Juliet’s work focuses on questions of border infrastructure, biosecurity, and the boundaries between humans...
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How can art and storytelling help us to make sense of infrastructures as concrete and symbolic systems? How do we map the social, cultural, and imaginative aspects of infrastructure? Giada Peterle is a visual artist...
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Dr Nicola Kirkby is Centre Manager for DIVERSE CDT, the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Diversity in Data Visualization, at City St George’s, University of London, and a member of the steering group for the...
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Professor Alex Tickell is a historian and critic of global literatures in English. This panel event launched his book, City Fictions of the New India, published in 2025 by Oxford University Press. In the book and this...
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