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Welcome to the Untitled Planning Podcast, through interviews with real-world experts, professors, and changemakers, to simplify and spark conversations about the world of urban and community development. Our mission to explore the untitled dimensions of urban planning, we aim to democratize knowledge about what shapes the cities, regions, and communities we call home.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the Untitled Planning Podcast, through interviews with real-world experts, professors, and changemakers, to simplify and spark conversations about the world of urban and community development. Our mission to explore the untitled dimensions of urban planning, we aim to democratize knowledge about what shapes the cities, regions, and communities we call home.
Recent episodes include "There is No Housing Boogeyman: Unpacking Toronto's Housing Crisis with Mark Richardson of Housing Now Toronto" (30 November 2024, 60 minutes), "Muslims in Public Space, A Conversation with Mehedi Khan" (30 November 2024, 49 minutes), and "The Urban Form and The Mental State | Dela Farzanfar" (23 August 2024, 59 minutes).
Untitled Planning publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 13 episodes.
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Untitled Planning is a science podcast with 13 episodes published.
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<p>If youβve ever wondered why finding an affordable place to live feels like searching for a needle in a haystack, and wondered what we can do about it, then this episode is for you!</p> <p>Today, weβre thrilled to...

<p>In this episode, we sit down with Mehedi Khan, a planner and one of the visionaries behind Muslims in Public Space (MiPS). We dive into the role of identity in urban design, the importance of community involvement in...

<p>With a diverse background spanning architecture, neuroscience, and psychology, Dela shares insights into her unique journey and the inspirations behind her work, and valuable insights and advice to urban planners...

<p>Join us for our conversation with Devin Tu, the visionary behind one of Toronto's fastest-growing property tech startups, MapYourProperty (MYP). Together we explore how Devin's platforms, MYP and Affordable 360, are...

<p>In the 6th episode of our interview series, we explore the intersections of psychology, architecture, and urban design with Dr. Colin Ellard and our guest co-host, Rachel Leonardo of βͺ@studio.leonardoβ¬ . Together we...

π‘In Part 3 of Episode 4, Margaux Weinrib from MASSIV Art and Alexandra delve into current public art and cultural planning topics: - Controversy surrounding the Las Vegas Sphere and the recent MLK's Embrace monument in...

Welcome to Part 2 of our discussion! Join us as we co-host with urban planner and Charter Cities Institute researcher, Heba Elhanafy. We're diving deep into the world of Charter Cities β exploring their transformative...

Meet Majd Al-Shihabi a technologist turned urban planner turned technologist-urban planner π Currently a PhD student at UofT π Researching energy modeling for Toronto's climate action plan, TransformTO π Exploring...

<p>In this 2-part series, Mia and Alexandra explore what the movie Burlesque (2010) can teach us about urban planning. Alexandra and Mia discuss the Night economy, 24 Hour Cities, and the rise of Night Mayors. Together...

Join us in Part 2 of our conversation, where Alexandra engages in a discussion with Margaux Weinrib, an urban and cultural planner at MASSIV Art, on placemaking's economic impacts and strategies for community-driven...

<p>In this 2-part series, Mia and Alexandra explore what the movie Burlesque (2010) can teach us about urban planning. Mia explain about air rights and how they work and investigate if they really could be used by...

<p>π Our first interview is live and it's a must-watch! π₯ We had the pleasure of chatting with the incredible Heba Elhanafy, an urban research expert based in Zambia, working with the Charter Cities Institute. Heba...

<p>Join us in Part 1 of our conversation where Alexandra chats with Margaux Weinrib a cultural planner who works at MASSIV Art. Together they explore what is placemaking, the role arts and culture plays in cities, and...

Episode #5
<p>Join us in this episode as we delve into the future of city development! From innovative housing solutions to using unconventional spaces, we explore creative mixed-use development as a solution to the housing...

Episode #4
<p>In this episode, we deep dive into the realm of creative mixed-use development! Join Matti as he introduces insights from the Infrastructure Institute, delves into social purpose real estate for non-profits, and...
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business consultant, author and leader in the remodeling industry, New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill
Director of the Infrastructure Institute and Professor of Geography and Planning at the University of Toronto, University of Toronto
Muslims in Public Space
MapYourProperty
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