https://simplecast.com What's Wrong With: The Podcast What’s Wrong With (www/) is a diagnostic discussion series created by SOUR - an architecture and design studio. We interview progress makers, boundary pushers and creative leaders to diagnose and discuss the problems in various fields, with the goal of creating a research base for potential sustainable solutions applicable today and tomorrow. ℗ & © 2024 What's Wrong With: The Podcast en-us Wed, 14 Jan 2026 08:11:06 +0000 Wed, 14 Jan 2026 15:18:00 +0000 https://www.sour.studio/podcast What's Wrong With: The Podcast https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/d119b6c7-11e8-4c97-8a53-524ecaf63356/23d6c8b4-2057-4639-bb24-a461f4781f8e/3000x3000/240103-www-cover.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://www.sour.studio/podcast episodic What’s Wrong With (www/) is a diagnostic discussion series created by SOUR - an architecture and design studio. We interview progress makers, boundary pushers and creative leaders to diagnose and discuss the problems in various fields, with the goal of creating a research base for potential sustainable solutions applicable today and tomorrow. SOUR false https://feeds.simplecast.com/5TyVmT_8 SOUR hello@sour.studio 13c573b6-23c0-4dbb-a729-7ad246a1be0e "In Pursuit of Good Tech" ft. Olivia Gambelin Follow Olivia on Linkedin and Substack! Check out her website.

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]]> "In Pursuit of Good Tech" ft. Olivia Gambelin SOUR 00:58:33 Today on the podcast, we are joined by Olivia Gambelin, a world-renowned AI strategist operating at the intersection of human values and technological innovation. As a pioneer in the "Responsible AI" movement, Olivia has spent over a decade helping Fortune 500 leaders bridge the gap between complex ethics and practical AI adoption. She is celebrated for her unique ability to translate high-level technical concepts into language that resonates with everyone—from the boardroom to the general public. An award-winning author of Responsible AI and an international speaker, Olivia focuses on human-centric design and value-based innovation to ensure the tech of tomorrow serves the humanity of today. Today on the podcast, we are joined by Olivia Gambelin, a world-renowned AI strategist operating at the intersection of human values and technological innovation. As a pioneer in the "Responsible AI" movement, Olivia has spent over a decade helping Fortune 500 leaders bridge the gap between complex ethics and practical AI adoption. She is celebrated for her unique ability to translate high-level technical concepts into language that resonates with everyone—from the boardroom to the general public. An award-winning author of Responsible AI and an international speaker, Olivia focuses on human-centric design and value-based innovation to ensure the tech of tomorrow serves the humanity of today. ai, ai ethics, human centered design, ethics in tech, data justice, tech for good, artificial intelligence false full 136 7db24009-687f-452c-8be9-d1e40270baf4 The Human Side of Data & AI Ft. Tiankai Feng Follow Tiankai on Linkedin!

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]]> The Human Side of Data & AI Ft. Tiankai Feng SOUR 00:47:49 Today on the podcast, we are excited to welcome Tiankai Feng, Global Director of Data and AI Strategy at Thoughtworks, a leading technology consultancy. Tiankai is passionate about the human side of data and AI, arguing that strategy success is rooted not just in technical execution, but in better collaboration, communication, and human-centric thinking. He challenges the common belief that AI failures are due to poor code, highlighting instead that bad decisions stem from a lack of knowledge exchange and a failure to overcome organizational resistance. His work, which spans international transformation projects, focuses on making the data and AI space more inclusive. He is the author of two influential books, Humanizing Data Strategy and Humanizing AI Strategy, which outline his framework, The 5 C’s (Competence, Collaboration, Communication, Creativity, and Conscience), for building sustainable and ethical AI practices. Tiankai is also known for his creative approach to breaking down complex topics—from using his musical talents to create rap songs about data governance to championing empathy as the single most critical skill for leaders navigating the AI transformation. He collaborates closely with teams and senior leadership to foster a mindset that embraces vulnerability, breaks down silos, and proactively addresses the human fears and anxieties surrounding the shift to AI. Today on the podcast, we are excited to welcome Tiankai Feng, Global Director of Data and AI Strategy at Thoughtworks, a leading technology consultancy. Tiankai is passionate about the human side of data and AI, arguing that strategy success is rooted not just in technical execution, but in better collaboration, communication, and human-centric thinking. He challenges the common belief that AI failures are due to poor code, highlighting instead that bad decisions stem from a lack of knowledge exchange and a failure to overcome organizational resistance. His work, which spans international transformation projects, focuses on making the data and AI space more inclusive. He is the author of two influential books, Humanizing Data Strategy and Humanizing AI Strategy, which outline his framework, The 5 C’s (Competence, Collaboration, Communication, Creativity, and Conscience), for building sustainable and ethical AI practices. Tiankai is also known for his creative approach to breaking down complex topics—from using his musical talents to create rap songs about data governance to championing empathy as the single most critical skill for leaders navigating the AI transformation. He collaborates closely with teams and senior leadership to foster a mindset that embraces vulnerability, breaks down silos, and proactively addresses the human fears and anxieties surrounding the shift to AI. unity, techculture, leadership, softskills, collaboration, humancentricai, dataharmony false full 135 5ee80491-228c-4d82-aa0e-e3078dbffd25 Co-Producing AI: Building an Augmented, Participatory Future ft. Rashid Mushkani Follow Rashid Mushkani on LinkedIn and check out his website!

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]]> Co-Producing AI: Building an Augmented, Participatory Future ft. Rashid Mushkani SOUR 00:57:32 Today on the podcast, Rashid Mushkani is a lecturer at the Université de Montréal and a researcher at Mila—Québec AI Institute, where he builds “public AI” for cities and cultural institutions. His work focuses on participatory datasets, pluralistic alignment, and governance rooted in data rights and sovereignty. He leads StreetReview, a community‑trained system for evaluating street quality, and AI Alignment for Inclusion, a program that co‑designs alternatives with residents and civic partners. Rashid’s current scholarship advances the Right to AI and an augmented, co‑produced AI lifecycle—practical ways to let affected communities set goals, metrics, and guardrails for the models that shape public space. Based in Montréal, he collaborates with community organizations and municipalities to ensure AI amplifies local knowledge rather than overwrites it. Today on the podcast, Rashid Mushkani is a lecturer at the Université de Montréal and a researcher at Mila—Québec AI Institute, where he builds “public AI” for cities and cultural institutions. His work focuses on participatory datasets, pluralistic alignment, and governance rooted in data rights and sovereignty. He leads StreetReview, a community‑trained system for evaluating street quality, and AI Alignment for Inclusion, a program that co‑designs alternatives with residents and civic partners. Rashid’s current scholarship advances the Right to AI and an augmented, co‑produced AI lifecycle—practical ways to let affected communities set goals, metrics, and guardrails for the models that shape public space. Based in Montréal, he collaborates with community organizations and municipalities to ensure AI amplifies local knowledge rather than overwrites it. ai false full 134 52b58ee0-8a1d-43da-9653-2428d2da7579 Benchmarking
an AI World ft. Alexandra Mousavizadeh Follow Evident Insights on Linkedin!

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an AI World ft. Alexandra Mousavizadeh SOUR 00:40:51 Today on the podcast, we are joined by Alexandra Mousavizadeh, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Evident Insights, an intelligence platform rigorously tracking AI adoption across the financial services sector. A renowned economist, Alexandra built her career quantifying complex forces, serving as a former economist for both Moody’s and Morgan Stanley. She cemented her reputation as the architect of the groundbreaking Global AI Index, the first benchmark of its kind to assess the strength of national AI ecosystems. At Evident, she applies this pioneering approach to corporate strategy, providing leaders with the crucial data and peer comparisons needed to make informed investment and strategic choices as the AI revolution reshapes global finance. Today on the podcast, we are joined by Alexandra Mousavizadeh, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Evident Insights, an intelligence platform rigorously tracking AI adoption across the financial services sector. A renowned economist, Alexandra built her career quantifying complex forces, serving as a former economist for both Moody’s and Morgan Stanley. She cemented her reputation as the architect of the groundbreaking Global AI Index, the first benchmark of its kind to assess the strength of national AI ecosystems. At Evident, she applies this pioneering approach to corporate strategy, providing leaders with the crucial data and peer comparisons needed to make informed investment and strategic choices as the AI revolution reshapes global finance. ai strategy, global ai index, evident insights, corporate strategy, global finance false full 133 c5767596-8548-418e-aed4-67b208e03419 Path to Urban Resilience ft. Jennifer Posner Follow Jennifer Posner on:

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]]> Path to Urban Resilience ft. Jennifer Posner city planning, urban planning, climate resilience 00:56:56 Today on the podcast, Jennifer Posner, Director of Programs at the University of Miami’s Climate Resilience Institute. In this role, she supports the creation of strategies and collaborations to enhance UM’s interdisciplinary, problem-driven research and education and to promote Miami as a leader in delivering solutions to climate change impacts and other environmental stressors in partnership with industry, government, universities, and other stakeholders. Jen has extensive experience as an urban planner, shaping physical planning and policy initiatives that enhance neighborhood livability, sustainability, and equitable access. Through her work overseeing affordable housing and resilience initiatives as Senior Manager for Policy and Programs at the University of Miami's Office of Civic and Community Engagement, Jen has managed the creation of accessible tools and policy initiatives that explore the impacts of climate change on Miami's vulnerable communities and the stability of its affordable housing stock. Previously, Jen spent nearly a decade with the New York City Department of City Planning, where she led the agency’s policy and planning work for several large-scale initiatives in Brooklyn and helped to execute the agency’s strategic planning vision. Jen received a Master's degree in City & Regional Planning from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Virginia. Today on the podcast, Jennifer Posner, Director of Programs at the University of Miami’s Climate Resilience Institute. In this role, she supports the creation of strategies and collaborations to enhance UM’s interdisciplinary, problem-driven research and education and to promote Miami as a leader in delivering solutions to climate change impacts and other environmental stressors in partnership with industry, government, universities, and other stakeholders. Jen has extensive experience as an urban planner, shaping physical planning and policy initiatives that enhance neighborhood livability, sustainability, and equitable access. Through her work overseeing affordable housing and resilience initiatives as Senior Manager for Policy and Programs at the University of Miami's Office of Civic and Community Engagement, Jen has managed the creation of accessible tools and policy initiatives that explore the impacts of climate change on Miami's vulnerable communities and the stability of its affordable housing stock. Previously, Jen spent nearly a decade with the New York City Department of City Planning, where she led the agency’s policy and planning work for several large-scale initiatives in Brooklyn and helped to execute the agency’s strategic planning vision. Jen received a Master's degree in City & Regional Planning from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Virginia. climate-resilience, city planning, urban planning false full 132 0ac37693-8bdb-42b3-a39a-d6e00f828387 Transforming AI into a Force for Good ft. Alexandra Car Follow Alexandra on LinkedIn and X!

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]]> Transforming AI into a Force for Good ft. Alexandra Car responsible AI, sustainability strategy, technology, human-center design, AI-driven innovation, ethical AI, climate resilience, AI 00:46:52 Today on the podcast, Alexandra Car – Chief AI and Sustainability Officer at BI Group, where she works at the intersection of governance, ethical AI, and climate resilience. She helps organizations align AI-driven innovation with regulatory frameworks and long-term sustainability goals. A recognized thought leader in Responsible AI and sustainability strategy, Alexandra’s work is grounded in her commitment to reducing systemic bias and ensuring technology supports both people and the planet. Her approach bridges policy, technology, and human-centered values to create lasting impact in both corporate and public sectors. Today on the podcast, Alexandra Car – Chief AI and Sustainability Officer at BI Group, where she works at the intersection of governance, ethical AI, and climate resilience. She helps organizations align AI-driven innovation with regulatory frameworks and long-term sustainability goals. A recognized thought leader in Responsible AI and sustainability strategy, Alexandra’s work is grounded in her commitment to reducing systemic bias and ensuring technology supports both people and the planet. Her approach bridges policy, technology, and human-centered values to create lasting impact in both corporate and public sectors. ai, ai-driven innovation, responsible ai, human centered design, technology, sustainability strategy, technology ethics, ethical ai false full 131 75ace501-57ea-44e6-aae1-2ee372e53e2a AI for Social Good
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ft. Dr. Lauri Goldkind SOUR 00:39:47 Today on the podcast, we have Dr. Lauri Goldkind – a professor at Fordham’s Graduate School of Social Service and the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Technology in Human Services. Dr. Goldkind’s current research focuses on data justice and artificial intelligence in human services and nonprofits, as well as the use of artificial intelligence in social work practice. She maintains a strong network of community partners in New York City and internationally, including the International Federation of Settlement Houses, United Neighborhood Houses, and Caritas Macau. Dr. Goldkind holds an M.S.W. from SUNY Stony Brook with a concentration in planning, administration, and research, and a PhD from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work at Yeshiva University. She was in residence at the United Nations University Institute on Computing and Society in Macau, SAR, China, from June to August 2017. Today on the podcast, we have Dr. Lauri Goldkind – a professor at Fordham’s Graduate School of Social Service and the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Technology in Human Services. Dr. Goldkind’s current research focuses on data justice and artificial intelligence in human services and nonprofits, as well as the use of artificial intelligence in social work practice. She maintains a strong network of community partners in New York City and internationally, including the International Federation of Settlement Houses, United Neighborhood Houses, and Caritas Macau. Dr. Goldkind holds an M.S.W. from SUNY Stony Brook with a concentration in planning, administration, and research, and a PhD from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work at Yeshiva University. She was in residence at the United Nations University Institute on Computing and Society in Macau, SAR, China, from June to August 2017. ethic ai, ai ethics, technology, technology ethics false full 130 fcd1e411-9561-45c9-901b-77bac3c3c867 “Machine Learning Ethics” ft. Ben Byford Follow Ben Byford on Bluesky! And follow his website and Machine Ethics podcast.

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]]> “Machine Learning Ethics” ft. Ben Byford SOUR 00:53:47 Today on the podcast, we have the pleasure of speaking with Ben Byford – a freelance web designer and AI/ML teacher, speaker, and ethicist based in Bristol, UK. Between 2009 and 2018, Ben primarily worked as a freelance web designer, often acting as a mediator between development teams and clients. He prides himself on cutting through jargon to help technologists and non-tech-savvy personnel collaborate effectively. Currently, his main focus is on computer game projects and discussing and writing about AI Ethics. Ben has worked on large-scale web design projects with companies like Virgin.com, medium-scale projects for clients including BFI and Virgin Unite, and numerous sites for smaller businesses, startups, and creatives. His public speaking and lecturing blend insights from AI and ethics, web technologies, games, and entrepreneurship, focusing on technology's use for innovation, social good, and creativity. Ben is also the author and host of the "Machine Ethics Podcast," where he conducts interviews on AI and autonomy. He previously co-founded Eulergy.com, a research matchmaking initiative, and ran a co-working space for game developers called Co-op Mode. Today on the podcast, we have the pleasure of speaking with Ben Byford – a freelance web designer and AI/ML teacher, speaker, and ethicist based in Bristol, UK. Between 2009 and 2018, Ben primarily worked as a freelance web designer, often acting as a mediator between development teams and clients. He prides himself on cutting through jargon to help technologists and non-tech-savvy personnel collaborate effectively. Currently, his main focus is on computer game projects and discussing and writing about AI Ethics. Ben has worked on large-scale web design projects with companies like Virgin.com, medium-scale projects for clients including BFI and Virgin Unite, and numerous sites for smaller businesses, startups, and creatives. His public speaking and lecturing blend insights from AI and ethics, web technologies, games, and entrepreneurship, focusing on technology's use for innovation, social good, and creativity. Ben is also the author and host of the "Machine Ethics Podcast," where he conducts interviews on AI and autonomy. He previously co-founded Eulergy.com, a research matchmaking initiative, and ran a co-working space for game developers called Co-op Mode. game design, ai, ai ethics, technology false full 129 2b92aa81-d329-4646-a4c9-89326045d2a1 Beyond
ESG Metrics Ft. Tensie Whelan Follow Tensie Whelan on Linkedin and Stern NYU Website!

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ESG Metrics Ft. Tensie Whelan sustainability, esg, sustainable business, nonprofit 00:49:55 Tensie Whelan is Distinguished Professor of Practice for Business and Society and the Founding Director of the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business, where she is bringing her 25 years of experience working on local, national and international environmental and sustainability issues to engage businesses in proactive and innovative mainstreaming of sustainability. As President of the Rainforest Alliance, she built the organization from a $4.5 million to $50 million budget, transforming the engagement of business with sustainability. Her previous work included serving as Executive Director of the New York League of Conservation Voters, Vice President of the National Audubon Society, Managing Editor of Ambio, a journal of the Swedish Academy of Sciences, and a journalist in Latin America. Tensie has served on numerous nonprofit boards and currently serves on the advisory boards of ALO Advisors, Giant Ventures and Nespresso. She was most recently appointed to the board of Emerald SPAC, and is an Advisor to the Future Economy Project for Harvard Business Review. Tensie holds a B.A. from New York University, an M.A. from American University, and is a graduate of the Harvard Business School Owner President Management (OPM) Program. She was awarded the Stern Faculty Excellence Award in 2020 and made Distinguished Professor of Practice in 2023 in recognition of her contributions to Stern. Tensie Whelan is Distinguished Professor of Practice for Business and Society and the Founding Director of the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business, where she is bringing her 25 years of experience working on local, national and international environmental and sustainability issues to engage businesses in proactive and innovative mainstreaming of sustainability. As President of the Rainforest Alliance, she built the organization from a $4.5 million to $50 million budget, transforming the engagement of business with sustainability. Her previous work included serving as Executive Director of the New York League of Conservation Voters, Vice President of the National Audubon Society, Managing Editor of Ambio, a journal of the Swedish Academy of Sciences, and a journalist in Latin America. Tensie has served on numerous nonprofit boards and currently serves on the advisory boards of ALO Advisors, Giant Ventures and Nespresso. She was most recently appointed to the board of Emerald SPAC, and is an Advisor to the Future Economy Project for Harvard Business Review. Tensie holds a B.A. from New York University, an M.A. from American University, and is a graduate of the Harvard Business School Owner President Management (OPM) Program. She was awarded the Stern Faculty Excellence Award in 2020 and made Distinguished Professor of Practice in 2023 in recognition of her contributions to Stern. urban environment, sustainability, esg, nonprofit, sustainable business false full 128 ab5c7db4-083c-487c-9f9d-c612ff0c8073 Rethinking Public Engagement ft. Nader Afzalan Follow Triangle’s website!

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]]> Rethinking Public Engagement ft. Nader Afzalan SOUR 00:40:52 Nader Afzalan, Ph.D., is the Founder of The Triangle, a firm dedicated to supporting organizations in enhancing the community impact of their programs and policies as they navigate urban transitions. He is also the Endowed Chair of Social Justice and a Visiting Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design. Nader collaborates with organizations to examine the potential, future, and observed impacts of their programs and policies. His expertise bridges climate resilience, collaborative governance, technology, and smart cities. With more than 20 years of professional experience, Nader has led policies and programs across diverse regions, including the United States, China, Central America, and the Middle East. As a scholar, Nader has published over 30 articles and book chapters in peer-reviewed journals, with his work cited more than 700 times. Nader Afzalan, Ph.D., is the Founder of The Triangle, a firm dedicated to supporting organizations in enhancing the community impact of their programs and policies as they navigate urban transitions. He is also the Endowed Chair of Social Justice and a Visiting Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design. Nader collaborates with organizations to examine the potential, future, and observed impacts of their programs and policies. His expertise bridges climate resilience, collaborative governance, technology, and smart cities. With more than 20 years of professional experience, Nader has led policies and programs across diverse regions, including the United States, China, Central America, and the Middle East. As a scholar, Nader has published over 30 articles and book chapters in peer-reviewed journals, with his work cited more than 700 times. environmental design, social urban, urban planning, architecture false full 126 1fdb7da8-2ac4-4663-b2b1-fc24b46bb6e6 A Conversation About Ethics, Technology, and Design ft. Ariel Guersenzvaig Website: https://interacciones.org/

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]]> A Conversation About Ethics, Technology, and Design ft. Ariel Guersenzvaig Ethics 01:02:16 Today on the podcast, we have the pleasure of speaking with Ariel Guersenzvaig, a professor of design theory at ELISAVA Barcelona School of Design and Engineering. His work explores the philosophy and ethics of design and technology, with a particular focus on the ethical implications of machine intelligence and its impact on society. In this conversation, Ariel Guersenzvaig shares insights from his extensive research on topics such as data epistemology, autonomous weapons, machine learning in healthcare, algorithmic justice, and professional ethics. His work has been published in top academic journals, including AI & Society, American Journal of Bioethics, Big Data & Society, and Ethics and Information Technology. We also discuss his book, The Goods of Design: Professional Ethics for Designers, which was named an Outstanding Academic Title by CHOICE magazine. Drawing from his background in design theory and philosophy, [Guest's Name] reflects on the evolving role of ethics in design and the responsibilities of designers in shaping technology and society. This episode delves into the intersection of design, ethics, and emerging technologies, offering a thought-provoking discussion on how designers can navigate the complexities of an AI-driven world. Today on the podcast, we have the pleasure of speaking with Ariel Guersenzvaig, a professor of design theory at ELISAVA Barcelona School of Design and Engineering. His work explores the philosophy and ethics of design and technology, with a particular focus on the ethical implications of machine intelligence and its impact on society. In this conversation, Ariel Guersenzvaig shares insights from his extensive research on topics such as data epistemology, autonomous weapons, machine learning in healthcare, algorithmic justice, and professional ethics. His work has been published in top academic journals, including AI & Society, American Journal of Bioethics, Big Data & Society, and Ethics and Information Technology. We also discuss his book, The Goods of Design: Professional Ethics for Designers, which was named an Outstanding Academic Title by CHOICE magazine. Drawing from his background in design theory and philosophy, [Guest's Name] reflects on the evolving role of ethics in design and the responsibilities of designers in shaping technology and society. This episode delves into the intersection of design, ethics, and emerging technologies, offering a thought-provoking discussion on how designers can navigate the complexities of an AI-driven world. ai, ethics, technology, ai-driven false full 125 d06b3c14-b41f-4e2d-af71-35eac5fb79e0 Communicating for Disability Inclusion ft. Sarah Kirwan Follow Sarah on Linkedin and Instagram!

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]]> Communicating for Disability Inclusion ft. Sarah Kirwan SOUR 00:58:30 Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are thrilled to be talking with Sarah Kirwan, a global disability inclusion strategist and the founder of Eye Level, a Disability:IN certified Disability Owned Business Enterprise. With 15 years of experience in operations support, technical assistance, and awareness training in workplace and healthcare settings, Sarah has dedicated her career to empowering women with chronic conditions through coaching, mentoring programs, and peer-led support groups. She also volunteers as a mentor for the National MS Society Emerging Leaders Alliance and as a coach for the Ability 360 adaptive sports program. We’ll explore her inspiring journey, the impact of her work, and the insights she’s gained in championing disability inclusion on a global scale. Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are thrilled to be talking with Sarah Kirwan, a global disability inclusion strategist and the founder of Eye Level, a Disability:IN certified Disability Owned Business Enterprise. With 15 years of experience in operations support, technical assistance, and awareness training in workplace and healthcare settings, Sarah has dedicated her career to empowering women with chronic conditions through coaching, mentoring programs, and peer-led support groups. She also volunteers as a mentor for the National MS Society Emerging Leaders Alliance and as a coach for the Ability 360 adaptive sports program. We’ll explore her inspiring journey, the impact of her work, and the insights she’s gained in championing disability inclusion on a global scale. false full 124 f60fb225-c172-4247-99fa-3e304a2985f3 Equity-Driven Design Ft. Alexander Adams Follow Alexander on Linkedin !

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]]> Equity-Driven Design Ft. Alexander Adams SOUR 00:48:27 Alexander Adams, Assistant Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, joins SOUR's Pinar Guvenc to discuss the critical need to prioritize equity in the rapidly evolving health technology landscape . Dr. Alexander Adams' research aims to improve the current healthcare system by making it more accessible to everyone. Historically, underrepresented, rural, and low-income communities have faced inequalities and disparities when new health technologies are introduced, including issues such as accessibility, cost, and bias. Alex seeks to tackle these issues by prioritizing equity when creating new health technologies. As the Director of Uncommon Sense Labs, Alex uses sensing, signal processing, and fabrication techniques to develop, deploy, and assess multi-modal sensing systems. He is dedicated to addressing the needs of overlooked populations and expanding access to quality care through continuous monitoring and mobile diagnostic tools. This will enable precision health technologies to reach even the most remote areas, introducing a new era of healthcare precision. Alexander Adams, Assistant Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, joins SOUR's Pinar Guvenc to discuss the critical need to prioritize equity in the rapidly evolving health technology landscape . Dr. Alexander Adams' research aims to improve the current healthcare system by making it more accessible to everyone. Historically, underrepresented, rural, and low-income communities have faced inequalities and disparities when new health technologies are introduced, including issues such as accessibility, cost, and bias. Alex seeks to tackle these issues by prioritizing equity when creating new health technologies. As the Director of Uncommon Sense Labs, Alex uses sensing, signal processing, and fabrication techniques to develop, deploy, and assess multi-modal sensing systems. He is dedicated to addressing the needs of overlooked populations and expanding access to quality care through continuous monitoring and mobile diagnostic tools. This will enable precision health technologies to reach even the most remote areas, introducing a new era of healthcare precision. continuous monitoring, health, emerging technologies, technology, equity, healthcare false full 123 9394fbba-f3b6-4c08-9fe9-752bda29ea5a Floating Structures: Toward a Climate-Resilient Future Ft. Jelle Vedder Follow Jelle on Linkedin !

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]]> Floating Structures: Toward a Climate-Resilient Future Ft. Jelle Vedder SOUR 00:44:17 Jelle Vedder, Co-Founder of Bartels & Vedder, joins SOUR's Pinar Guvenc to discuss the transformative potential of floating structures in urban environments. Bartels & Vedder is an engineering firm co-founded by Jelle in 2011, dedicated to the technical design and implementation of sustainable infrastructure. The firm specializes in innovative floating and climate-resilient projects, including residential, commercial, and recreational structures. Under Jelle’s leadership, Bartels & Vedder has delivered pioneering projects such as the Floating Ferry Terminal in Malaysia, the Floating Office, Floating Park, and Floating Farm in Rotterdam, as well as Amsterdam's sustainable Schoonschip residential neighborhood. Jelle Vedder, Co-Founder of Bartels & Vedder, joins SOUR's Pinar Guvenc to discuss the transformative potential of floating structures in urban environments. Bartels & Vedder is an engineering firm co-founded by Jelle in 2011, dedicated to the technical design and implementation of sustainable infrastructure. The firm specializes in innovative floating and climate-resilient projects, including residential, commercial, and recreational structures. Under Jelle’s leadership, Bartels & Vedder has delivered pioneering projects such as the Floating Ferry Terminal in Malaysia, the Floating Office, Floating Park, and Floating Farm in Rotterdam, as well as Amsterdam's sustainable Schoonschip residential neighborhood. climate-resilience, floating structures, climate change, engineering, architecture, innovation false full 122 80f6df53-05a9-421c-b0c3-b810baf00525 Design for Social Impact Ft. Robert Fabricant Follow Robert on Linkedin and X!

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]]> Design for Social Impact Ft. Robert Fabricant SOUR 00:54:28 Robert Fabricant, Co-Founder and Partner at Dalberg Design, joins SOUR's Pinar Guvenc to discuss the evolving role of design in addressing complex social challenges. Dalberg Design is a team of diverse professionals applying human-centered design and systems thinking to drive innovation and expand collaborations for social impact across global communities. Robert leads studios in Dakar, Mexico City, Mumbai, Nairobi, and New York, creating projects focused on public health, community engagement, and sustainable development for organizations such as USAID's Global Health Bureau and the Pima County Health Department. His work spans over 45 countries, leveraging design to promote health equity, literacy, and systemic change in various cultural contexts. Robert Fabricant, Co-Founder and Partner at Dalberg Design, joins SOUR's Pinar Guvenc to discuss the evolving role of design in addressing complex social challenges. Dalberg Design is a team of diverse professionals applying human-centered design and systems thinking to drive innovation and expand collaborations for social impact across global communities. Robert leads studios in Dakar, Mexico City, Mumbai, Nairobi, and New York, creating projects focused on public health, community engagement, and sustainable development for organizations such as USAID's Global Health Bureau and the Pima County Health Department. His work spans over 45 countries, leveraging design to promote health equity, literacy, and systemic change in various cultural contexts. design, social impact false full 121 a6d05c83-37bc-477d-a4be-de1b733b6e10 The Fifth Order of Design Ft. Marzia Mortati Connect with Marzia on LinkedIn!

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]]> The Fifth Order of Design Ft. Marzia Mortati SOUR 00:42:51 Marzia Mortati, Founder, Associate Professor at the Department of Design at Politecnico di Milano, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the role of designers as problem setters as opposed to problem solvers. Her research interests focus on Service Design and public sector innovation, with a particular emphasis on the intersection of Design, Data, and Innovation, as well as Design for Policy and the role of Artificial Intelligence in public services. Since 2007, she has taught these topics to international and multicultural groups and has published academic papers in leading journals since 2008. She has also participated in numerous international research projects, collaborating with both researchers and practitioners worldwide. Nowadays, her curiosity about the future of design research and practice continues to drive her academic journey, keeping her passion for the field alive. Marzia Mortati, Founder, Associate Professor at the Department of Design at Politecnico di Milano, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the role of designers as problem setters as opposed to problem solvers. Her research interests focus on Service Design and public sector innovation, with a particular emphasis on the intersection of Design, Data, and Innovation, as well as Design for Policy and the role of Artificial Intelligence in public services. Since 2007, she has taught these topics to international and multicultural groups and has published academic papers in leading journals since 2008. She has also participated in numerous international research projects, collaborating with both researchers and practitioners worldwide. Nowadays, her curiosity about the future of design research and practice continues to drive her academic journey, keeping her passion for the field alive. false full 120 33a38473-5eeb-4803-923d-36e2c053b4f2 A Love Story Between Data and People ft. Pau Aleikum Garcia Follow Domestic Data Streamers on Instagram, X, and Facebook!

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]]> A Love Story Between Data and People ft. Pau Aleikum Garcia SOUR 00:49:58 Pau Aleikum Garcia, Founder, Director and Media Designer of Domestic Data Streamers, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the need to rehumanize conversations around data. Domestic Data Streamers is a team of 30 interdisciplinary profiles creating projects around media literacy, misinformation, capacity building and dissemination around data and GEN-AI for organizations such as the United Nations, California Academy of Sciences or Citizen Lab in over 45 countries. Pau Aleikum Garcia, Founder, Director and Media Designer of Domestic Data Streamers, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the need to rehumanize conversations around data. Domestic Data Streamers is a team of 30 interdisciplinary profiles creating projects around media literacy, misinformation, capacity building and dissemination around data and GEN-AI for organizations such as the United Nations, California Academy of Sciences or Citizen Lab in over 45 countries. false full 119 c3ee8b1a-68d1-4f95-bcb0-b8b70dfa966c A Radical Plan to Address Climate Change ft. Drew Pendergrass & Filip Mesko Follow Drew’s website and more on X!

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]]> A Radical Plan to Address Climate Change ft. Drew Pendergrass & Filip Mesko SOUR 00:50:45 Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be joined by two guests to talk about our environmental responsibility! First off, we are happy to speak with Drew Pendergrass. Drew is a PhD student in Environmental Engineering at Harvard University and co-author of the 2022 book Half-Earth Socialism. His current research uses satellite, aircraft and surface observations of the environment to correct supercomputer models of the atmosphere. His environmental writing has been in publications such as Harper’s and the Guardian With Drew today is Filip Mesko. Filip is an architect working between Paris and Auterrive, with an emphasis on reuse and renovation. He has lectured at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and at the Architectural Association. Filip was an editor for Half-Earth Socialism and has collaborated with the authors to apply the ideas of the book to architecture. Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be joined by two guests to talk about our environmental responsibility! First off, we are happy to speak with Drew Pendergrass. Drew is a PhD student in Environmental Engineering at Harvard University and co-author of the 2022 book Half-Earth Socialism. His current research uses satellite, aircraft and surface observations of the environment to correct supercomputer models of the atmosphere. His environmental writing has been in publications such as Harper’s and the Guardian With Drew today is Filip Mesko. Filip is an architect working between Paris and Auterrive, with an emphasis on reuse and renovation. He has lectured at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and at the Architectural Association. Filip was an editor for Half-Earth Socialism and has collaborated with the authors to apply the ideas of the book to architecture. climate crisis, climate change false full 118 135b4865-52ba-4b0b-a1db-64dfbec0046e Understanding the Human Cost of AI ft. Adio Dinika Follow DAIR and Adio Dinika on LinkedIn, X, and check out their website!

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]]> Tue, 11 Jun 2024 11:46:01 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow DAIR and Adio Dinika on LinkedIn, X, and check out their website!

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]]> Understanding the Human Cost of AI ft. Adio Dinika SOUR 00:53:49 Today on the podcast, we have Adio Dinika from the Distributed AI Research (DAIR) Institute—a space for independent, community-rooted AI research, free from Big Tech’s pervasive influence. Adio Dinika is a Research Fellow at DAIR, focusing on the intersection of AI, labour, and ethics. His work highlights the invaluable contributions of data workers in the Global South, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. Adio's research aims to ensure that AI development is guided by principles of social justice and inclusivity, acknowledging the critical roles played by these often overlooked contributors. Adio's advocacy for an inclusive AI ecosystem is rooted in a commitment to equity and decoloniality, striving to reshape the narrative around AI to be more representative and fair. His efforts underscore the need for a more comprehensive and socially responsible approach to AI, recognizing the intersection of technology, labour, and ethics. ► Make sure to subscribe to our channel and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts so you never miss an episode! Today on the podcast, we have Adio Dinika from the Distributed AI Research (DAIR) Institute—a space for independent, community-rooted AI research, free from Big Tech’s pervasive influence. Adio Dinika is a Research Fellow at DAIR, focusing on the intersection of AI, labour, and ethics. His work highlights the invaluable contributions of data workers in the Global South, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. Adio's research aims to ensure that AI development is guided by principles of social justice and inclusivity, acknowledging the critical roles played by these often overlooked contributors. Adio's advocacy for an inclusive AI ecosystem is rooted in a commitment to equity and decoloniality, striving to reshape the narrative around AI to be more representative and fair. His efforts underscore the need for a more comprehensive and socially responsible approach to AI, recognizing the intersection of technology, labour, and ethics. ► Make sure to subscribe to our channel and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts so you never miss an episode! human centered design, technology, artificial intelligence, human behavior false full 117 4e3a43bb-6ebe-49df-8951-fb8f770eb03d Decoding Near Futurism ft. Neil Redding Follow Neil Redding on LinkedIn and Check out his website!

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]]> Decoding Near Futurism ft. Neil Redding SOUR 00:50:36 Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with Neil Redding, a speaker, author, Innovation Architect and Near Futurist! As Founder & CEO of Redding Futures, Neil has led teams and served as an advisor at multiple spatial computing startups, including Auki Labs, Bitreel, and Friends With Holograms, among a range of other clients. Prior to Redding Futures, Neil led innovation at Mediacom, Gensler, and ThoughtWorks. A computer scientist by training, he has also delivered for dozens of clients, including Visa, Nike, NBA, TED, The Economist, MoMA, Apple, and Oracle. In addition to consulting with clients worldwide, Neil is a frequent keynote speaker and has presented at conferences like SXSW, Building the Future, AWE, and Immerse Global Summit. Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with Neil Redding, a speaker, author, Innovation Architect and Near Futurist! As Founder & CEO of Redding Futures, Neil has led teams and served as an advisor at multiple spatial computing startups, including Auki Labs, Bitreel, and Friends With Holograms, among a range of other clients. Prior to Redding Futures, Neil led innovation at Mediacom, Gensler, and ThoughtWorks. A computer scientist by training, he has also delivered for dozens of clients, including Visa, Nike, NBA, TED, The Economist, MoMA, Apple, and Oracle. In addition to consulting with clients worldwide, Neil is a frequent keynote speaker and has presented at conferences like SXSW, Building the Future, AWE, and Immerse Global Summit. futurist, futurism, architecture, innovation false full 116 7d2b4ea1-597f-4757-a61d-ee542702b7c8 What's Wrong With AI Panel Highlights:

Tim Fu - Designer, Founder of Studio Tim Fu, Adjunct Professor AI x Architecture at Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico)

Ayodele Odubela - Data Scientist, Founder of AI Alternatives Lab, 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics

Diego Tauziet - Head of Data & AI at Mamotest

 

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]]> Mon, 20 May 2024 09:50:45 +0000 hello@sour.studio (panel, AI) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Panel Highlights:

Tim Fu - Designer, Founder of Studio Tim Fu, Adjunct Professor AI x Architecture at Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico)

Ayodele Odubela - Data Scientist, Founder of AI Alternatives Lab, 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics

Diego Tauziet - Head of Data & AI at Mamotest

 

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The "What’s Wrong With" series is a cornerstone of our research-driven approach at SOUR. Since 2017, we have opened up our internal diagnostic sessions to the public, transforming them into a platform for dialogue with global changemakers. This series aims to uncover the root causes of contemporary issues and explore solutions for a better future.

We thank our panelists and attendees for making this discussion a success. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking conversations as part of our ongoing "What’s Wrong With" panel and podcast series.

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]]> What's Wrong With AI panel, AI 01:02:32 SOUR hosted a dynamic panel discussion exploring the complexities and challenges of artificial intelligence (AI). Titled “What’s Wrong With AI?”, the event brought together an esteemed group of AI professionals to engage in a diagnostic conversation about the current and future implications of AI technology. SOUR hosted a dynamic panel discussion exploring the complexities and challenges of artificial intelligence (AI). Titled “What’s Wrong With AI?”, the event brought together an esteemed group of AI professionals to engage in a diagnostic conversation about the current and future implications of AI technology. panel, data scientists, artificial intelligence false full 115 0ed00ad1-2585-4a0b-aaea-7e6a49854bd4 Creating a Circular Furniture Supply Chain ft. Emily McGarvey Follow Emily McGarvey on LinkedIn! Follow Room & Board on LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook!

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]]> Creating a Circular Furniture Supply Chain ft. Emily McGarvey SOUR 00:48:53 Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with Emily McGarvey, Director of Sustainability for Room & Board. Emily McGarvey brings 20 years of experience spearheading social and environmental strategies with a focus on product, supply chain, operations, and branding. Leading sustainability initiatives for Room & Board and Room & Board Business Interiors, the brand’s commercial arm, she is strategically focused on bringing sustainability to the forefront of furniture manufacturing. Prior to her role with the company, McGarvey served as Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at Target, where she played an integral role in developing the corporation's sustainability program, rolling out enterprise-wide initiatives including the company’s chemical management and transparency policy and their incredibly popular Car Seat Trade-In program. In 2018, she founded Star Impact Consulting, where she provided purpose-driven strategy and branding for both for-profit and nonprofit business sectors such as Apparel Impact Institute. Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with Emily McGarvey, Director of Sustainability for Room & Board. Emily McGarvey brings 20 years of experience spearheading social and environmental strategies with a focus on product, supply chain, operations, and branding. Leading sustainability initiatives for Room & Board and Room & Board Business Interiors, the brand’s commercial arm, she is strategically focused on bringing sustainability to the forefront of furniture manufacturing. Prior to her role with the company, McGarvey served as Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at Target, where she played an integral role in developing the corporation's sustainability program, rolling out enterprise-wide initiatives including the company’s chemical management and transparency policy and their incredibly popular Car Seat Trade-In program. In 2018, she founded Star Impact Consulting, where she provided purpose-driven strategy and branding for both for-profit and nonprofit business sectors such as Apparel Impact Institute. false full 114 e5d40342-94b9-4662-8fa0-31ea18ffa62f Moving from Representation to Inclusion ft. Manpreet Dhillon Follow Veza Global on Instagram, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Moving from Representation to Inclusion ft. Manpreet Dhillon SOUR 00:45:43 In today’s episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with equity and inclusion advocate: Manpreet Dhillon! Manpreet is a certified Personal and Executive Coach, Human Resources Professional, and Internal Auditor who uses her skills and expertise to create strong organizational cultures and provide economic empowerment to equity-deserving groups - among which as Founder and CEO of Veza Global. Her experience in community development, knowledge transfer, project management, and gender mainstreaming sets her apart as an expert in the field. With over 20 years of experience in leadership, coaching, human resources, and change management, Manpreet focuses on creating systemic change to address institutionalized inequalities through representation from the communities being served. As a settler, born in Canada with parents from India, and someone living with invisible disease, Manpreet is a powerful advocate for others who live with it too. Manpreet ranked #15 globally on the 2020 EmPower Ethnic Minority Future Leaders list and is a contributing author to Chicken Soup for the Soul, Forbes, Thrive Global, and CHRP People Talk. She also serves as an Ambassador with the Women's Enterprise Center and was a Business Coach for the Entrepreneurs with Disabilities program. In 2018, she led one of the first trade missions held by a private company, guiding women entrepreneurs to Croatia to further the mission of increasing exports by women entrepreneurs. Manpreet has held positions as a board member of the Canada India Education Society, liveBIG Society, British Columbia Institute of Technology Alumni Board of Directors, was a past Board Member of Royal Roads University, and has served on various arts and health boards. In today’s episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with equity and inclusion advocate: Manpreet Dhillon! Manpreet is a certified Personal and Executive Coach, Human Resources Professional, and Internal Auditor who uses her skills and expertise to create strong organizational cultures and provide economic empowerment to equity-deserving groups - among which as Founder and CEO of Veza Global. Her experience in community development, knowledge transfer, project management, and gender mainstreaming sets her apart as an expert in the field. With over 20 years of experience in leadership, coaching, human resources, and change management, Manpreet focuses on creating systemic change to address institutionalized inequalities through representation from the communities being served. As a settler, born in Canada with parents from India, and someone living with invisible disease, Manpreet is a powerful advocate for others who live with it too. Manpreet ranked #15 globally on the 2020 EmPower Ethnic Minority Future Leaders list and is a contributing author to Chicken Soup for the Soul, Forbes, Thrive Global, and CHRP People Talk. She also serves as an Ambassador with the Women's Enterprise Center and was a Business Coach for the Entrepreneurs with Disabilities program. In 2018, she led one of the first trade missions held by a private company, guiding women entrepreneurs to Croatia to further the mission of increasing exports by women entrepreneurs. Manpreet has held positions as a board member of the Canada India Education Society, liveBIG Society, British Columbia Institute of Technology Alumni Board of Directors, was a past Board Member of Royal Roads University, and has served on various arts and health boards. false full 112 a34ed485-6276-4847-a1a5-b23f5ca4a399 Bioclimatic and Ecological Architecture ft. Nzinga Mboup Follow Worofila and Nzinga Mboup on Instagram, X (Formerly Twitter), and Their Website!

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]]> Bioclimatic and Ecological Architecture ft. Nzinga Mboup SOUR 00:50:30 Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with Nzinga Mboup! Nzinga Biegueng Mboup is a Dakar-based, Senegalese architect who co-founded WOROFILA a practice that specializes in bioclimatic architecture and construction using earth and biomaterials sourced locally. In addition to her architectural practice, Nzinga has worked as a researcher for the African Futures Institute and co-authored two research projects called Habiter Dakar and Dakarmorphose that investigate the problematics of housing, heritage and identity in the city of Dakar. Nzinga has also co-produced the installation Bunt BAN as a participant in Guests from the Future at the Biennale Architettura 2023 and starting in the summer 2023 has been appointed as the curator of the c/o Dakar program of the Canadian Centre for Architecture. Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with Nzinga Mboup! Nzinga Biegueng Mboup is a Dakar-based, Senegalese architect who co-founded WOROFILA a practice that specializes in bioclimatic architecture and construction using earth and biomaterials sourced locally. In addition to her architectural practice, Nzinga has worked as a researcher for the African Futures Institute and co-authored two research projects called Habiter Dakar and Dakarmorphose that investigate the problematics of housing, heritage and identity in the city of Dakar. Nzinga has also co-produced the installation Bunt BAN as a participant in Guests from the Future at the Biennale Architettura 2023 and starting in the summer 2023 has been appointed as the curator of the c/o Dakar program of the Canadian Centre for Architecture. false full 113 4614a890-bb77-46fc-b954-634ccb29918c Navigating the Complex through Coalition and Consensus Ft. Michael Braun & Eldad Gothelf from Kasirer Follow Kasirer on Website, X (Formerly) Twitter, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Navigating the Complex through Coalition and Consensus Ft. Michael Braun & Eldad Gothelf from Kasirer SOUR 00:44:58 Today on the podcast, Michael Braun and Eldad Gothelf from Kasirer - a New York City based firm driven by strategists, problem solvers, and expert navigators of complicated systems, and complicated solutions. Kasirer builds coalitions and consensus to win support for their clients—across industries, interests, approvals, and all levels of government. Our first guest is Eldad Gothelf, Kasirer’s Senior Vice President of Real Estate. Eldad works with all of the firm’s real estate clients, guiding them through the policy and political challenges of development in New York City. He is an urban planner with a deep knowledge of zoning and development in New York City. Eldad also served for eight years as an Adjunct Professor of Urban Planning at Columbia University’s GSAPP, where he taught classes focusing on land use Approvals, zoning, and housing policy, along with leading several planning studios. Joining Eldad is Mike Braun, who directs Kasirer’s business development efforts, advises the firm’s principals on key operational activities, leads the firm’s communications, facilitates firmwide coordination, and supports recruitment, management, and professional development. Mike is also heavily involved in civic and charity work. He started his own local organization called Astoria Young Professionals, which hosts social, philanthropic and community events for the young professional network in the neighborhood. Mike was recognized on City & State’s Queens Power 100 list and received numerous awards in the built environment industry. Today on the podcast, Michael Braun and Eldad Gothelf from Kasirer - a New York City based firm driven by strategists, problem solvers, and expert navigators of complicated systems, and complicated solutions. Kasirer builds coalitions and consensus to win support for their clients—across industries, interests, approvals, and all levels of government. Our first guest is Eldad Gothelf, Kasirer’s Senior Vice President of Real Estate. Eldad works with all of the firm’s real estate clients, guiding them through the policy and political challenges of development in New York City. He is an urban planner with a deep knowledge of zoning and development in New York City. Eldad also served for eight years as an Adjunct Professor of Urban Planning at Columbia University’s GSAPP, where he taught classes focusing on land use Approvals, zoning, and housing policy, along with leading several planning studios. Joining Eldad is Mike Braun, who directs Kasirer’s business development efforts, advises the firm’s principals on key operational activities, leads the firm’s communications, facilitates firmwide coordination, and supports recruitment, management, and professional development. Mike is also heavily involved in civic and charity work. He started his own local organization called Astoria Young Professionals, which hosts social, philanthropic and community events for the young professional network in the neighborhood. Mike was recognized on City & State’s Queens Power 100 list and received numerous awards in the built environment industry. false full 111 4f265b62-a0a7-48d8-af11-b29f8fbe18b2 The Non-binary Future ft. Sloan Leo Follow Sloan Leo on Instagram, LinkedIn, and check out them website!

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]]> The Non-binary Future ft. Sloan Leo SOUR 00:44:48 Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with design theorist, facilitator, and practitioner: Sloan Leo! Leo is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FLOX Studio, a community design and strategy studio that supports mission-driven organizations to animate the practice of their values. Using facilitation, FLOX Studio engages innovative social impact leaders to collaboratively design their culture, strategy, and organizational development efforts. Rooted in black feminist theory, Afrofuturism, and social justice, FLOX is on a mission to improve the embodied experience of social impact workers and the institutional communities they comprise. Appointed the inaugural Designer-in-Residence at the School of Visual Arts Design for Social Innovation Master’s program, Leo has over 15 years of experience with social impact management and community design. Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with design theorist, facilitator, and practitioner: Sloan Leo! Leo is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FLOX Studio, a community design and strategy studio that supports mission-driven organizations to animate the practice of their values. Using facilitation, FLOX Studio engages innovative social impact leaders to collaboratively design their culture, strategy, and organizational development efforts. Rooted in black feminist theory, Afrofuturism, and social justice, FLOX is on a mission to improve the embodied experience of social impact workers and the institutional communities they comprise. Appointed the inaugural Designer-in-Residence at the School of Visual Arts Design for Social Innovation Master’s program, Leo has over 15 years of experience with social impact management and community design. lgbtq, non-binary, community design, queer design, design false full 110 2a6bb57d-72c4-4eb6-8323-c0fc7d431279 Urban Design Amidst Complexities ft. Joseph Heathcott Follow Joseph Heathcott on Instagram,, and His Website!

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]]> Urban Design Amidst Complexities ft. Joseph Heathcott SOUR 00:54:31 Today on the podcast, Joseph Heathcott grew up in the Industrial Midwest, and has worked as a dish washer, fry cook, roofer, carpenter, lumber yard grunt, and community organizer. He also has a background as a photographer and radio announcer and producer. These days he is the Chair of Urban and Environmental Studies at The New School, exploring cities within a global, comparative perspective. Much of Joseph’s work over the past decade has been to connect humanities and social sciences with practice fields such as architecture, planning, policy, and urban design. He is the author of Global Queens: An Urban Mosaic, which just came out, and with Angela Dietz he wrote Capturing the City: Photographs from Streets of St. Louis. In addition to his scholarship, Joseph is a practicing curator and artist, and has exhibited his work at the Museum of the City of New York, the Queens Museum, MIT Galleries, Town Hall Galleries in Stuttgart, and the Museo Banco de México in Mexico City. He has also held numerous visiting positions, including: the U.S. Fulbright Distinguished Chair for the United Kingdom; Senior Visiting Scholar at the London School of Economics; the Mellon Distinguished Fellowship in Architecture, Urbanism, and the Humanities at Princeton University School of Architecture; Senior Visiting Scholar at L'École Urbanine, Sciences Po; and Distinguished Fellow at the Advanced Research Collaborative, CUNY Graduate Center. Heathcott is past President of the Society for American City and Regional Planning History, and currently serves as Associate Editor of the Journal of the American Planning Association. Today on the podcast, Joseph Heathcott grew up in the Industrial Midwest, and has worked as a dish washer, fry cook, roofer, carpenter, lumber yard grunt, and community organizer. He also has a background as a photographer and radio announcer and producer. These days he is the Chair of Urban and Environmental Studies at The New School, exploring cities within a global, comparative perspective. Much of Joseph’s work over the past decade has been to connect humanities and social sciences with practice fields such as architecture, planning, policy, and urban design. He is the author of Global Queens: An Urban Mosaic, which just came out, and with Angela Dietz he wrote Capturing the City: Photographs from Streets of St. Louis. In addition to his scholarship, Joseph is a practicing curator and artist, and has exhibited his work at the Museum of the City of New York, the Queens Museum, MIT Galleries, Town Hall Galleries in Stuttgart, and the Museo Banco de México in Mexico City. He has also held numerous visiting positions, including: the U.S. Fulbright Distinguished Chair for the United Kingdom; Senior Visiting Scholar at the London School of Economics; the Mellon Distinguished Fellowship in Architecture, Urbanism, and the Humanities at Princeton University School of Architecture; Senior Visiting Scholar at L'École Urbanine, Sciences Po; and Distinguished Fellow at the Advanced Research Collaborative, CUNY Graduate Center. Heathcott is past President of the Society for American City and Regional Planning History, and currently serves as Associate Editor of the Journal of the American Planning Association. false full 109 1e5d1c76-7d80-424e-b3f1-e5a7a83aeb34 Changing the Game in Advertising ft. Jolyon White Follow 10Days on Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Changing the Game in Advertising ft. Jolyon White SOUR 00:48:25 Our guest today on this podcast episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast is Jolyon White, the founder and Creative Director of 10 Days - the agency shaking up the ad industry. He is a former employee at Wieden+Kennedy, Mother, and Channel 4. Jolyon famously created the multi-award winning Paralympics campaign - 'Yes I can' for Channel 4 amongst lots of exciting work for Nike, Bumble, MoneySupermarket and Lurpak. Jolyon is also an award-winning film director, and now runs his own creative advertising agency called 10Days, together with his two other brothers from London. Our guest today on this podcast episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast is Jolyon White, the founder and Creative Director of 10 Days - the agency shaking up the ad industry. He is a former employee at Wieden+Kennedy, Mother, and Channel 4. Jolyon famously created the multi-award winning Paralympics campaign - 'Yes I can' for Channel 4 amongst lots of exciting work for Nike, Bumble, MoneySupermarket and Lurpak. Jolyon is also an award-winning film director, and now runs his own creative advertising agency called 10Days, together with his two other brothers from London. commercial, 10days, advertising, london false full 108 e279e8a5-d1ef-4f9b-8bfa-718d02a0c6cf Affordable Housing in NYC ft. Dan Dickson Follow Dan Dickson on Instagram, and Twitter!

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]]> Affordable Housing in NYC ft. Dan Dickson SOUR 00:41:03 Today on What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we have the honor to speak with Dan Dickson! Dan Dickson is an urban planner and architect who is interested in how to solve intractable problems rooted in the built environment. He has spent much of his career working in architecture firms on planning and design work ranging in scale from the building to the region, exploring equity issues relating to transportation access, criminal justice, education, and housing affordability. Dan has also worked for NYC’s Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), where he facilitated the funding, construction and maintenance of affordable housing in support of the City’s Housing New York plan. Currently, Dan’s role as Director of Planning and Design at the Battery Park City Authority has allowed him to participate in leveraging public funds to create a more sustainable and resilient New York City with an emphasis on the public realm. Today on What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we have the honor to speak with Dan Dickson! Dan Dickson is an urban planner and architect who is interested in how to solve intractable problems rooted in the built environment. He has spent much of his career working in architecture firms on planning and design work ranging in scale from the building to the region, exploring equity issues relating to transportation access, criminal justice, education, and housing affordability. Dan has also worked for NYC’s Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), where he facilitated the funding, construction and maintenance of affordable housing in support of the City’s Housing New York plan. Currently, Dan’s role as Director of Planning and Design at the Battery Park City Authority has allowed him to participate in leveraging public funds to create a more sustainable and resilient New York City with an emphasis on the public realm. false full 107 a4c5ec90-e677-4b85-9432-d7cff98b38ea Civic Engagement Through Arts & Design ft.  Pilar Finuccio Follow Center of Urban Pedagogy on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Civic Engagement Through Arts & Design ft.  Pilar Finuccio SOUR 00:50:21 Today in our episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are happy to welcome Pilar Finuccio! Pilar (she/her) is the Executive Director of the Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP). She was born to a big Cuban family in Miami, where her community design practice began at O, Miami Poetry Festival, designing projects imagined by people throughout Miami Dade County to be created every April during National Poetry month. She studied social design at the School of Visual Arts and previously worked at the Department of Small Business Services and Public Policy Lab. She has a personal bookmaking practice, gives presentations about mangos to anyone who will listen, and loves to talk about CUP's work. She's excited to talk to anyone with a passion and curiosity for the role of design in creating and sustaining more equitable cities and communities. Today in our episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are happy to welcome Pilar Finuccio! Pilar (she/her) is the Executive Director of the Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP). She was born to a big Cuban family in Miami, where her community design practice began at O, Miami Poetry Festival, designing projects imagined by people throughout Miami Dade County to be created every April during National Poetry month. She studied social design at the School of Visual Arts and previously worked at the Department of Small Business Services and Public Policy Lab. She has a personal bookmaking practice, gives presentations about mangos to anyone who will listen, and loves to talk about CUP's work. She's excited to talk to anyone with a passion and curiosity for the role of design in creating and sustaining more equitable cities and communities. false full 106 f40de8fb-f414-4e3b-a207-80dee0de7c53 Responsible AI ft. Seth James Follow us on Instagram and on Twitter!

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]]> Responsible AI ft. Seth James SOUR 00:42:22 Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with Seth James about Artificial Intelligence. Seth has helped startups, non-profits, and enterprises design and deploy virtual assistants to help people make informed decisions. He started building his first bot on a trip to Okinawa in 2018. Since then, Seth has built conversational databases, multimodal brand ambassadors, customer support bots, and other virtual assistants. He's currently working with LLMs to promote sapient political engagement at otherparty.ai Seth's background is in writing. Before he worked in conversational AI, he was a strategist trapped in a copywriter's mind and a Columbia J School misfit. In his free time, he enjoys the open road, explores sustainable building, and philosophizes with his Poodle. Today in the episode of What’s Wrong With: The Podcast, we are excited to be talking with Seth James about Artificial Intelligence. Seth has helped startups, non-profits, and enterprises design and deploy virtual assistants to help people make informed decisions. He started building his first bot on a trip to Okinawa in 2018. Since then, Seth has built conversational databases, multimodal brand ambassadors, customer support bots, and other virtual assistants. He's currently working with LLMs to promote sapient political engagement at otherparty.ai Seth's background is in writing. Before he worked in conversational AI, he was a strategist trapped in a copywriter's mind and a Columbia J School misfit. In his free time, he enjoys the open road, explores sustainable building, and philosophizes with his Poodle. ai conversation, artificial intelligent false full 105 e67c6ee8-c553-4840-a99f-d56e9bb83df6 Power of Trauma-Informed Design ft. Brandi Tuck Follow Path Home’s website!

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]]> Power of Trauma-Informed Design ft. Brandi Tuck SOUR 00:48:25 She founded Path Home (formerly Portland Homeless Family Solutions) at the age of 24. For the past 16 years she has served as its Executive Director, working to make shelter and permanent housing a reality for as many families as possible. As of 2023, Path Home remains one of the only Portland organizations focused exclusively on homeless families, with a staff of over 50, an annual budget of nearly $5 million, more than 3,021 families served, and with an track record of remarkable success among organizations serving the homeless: Eighty-eight percent of Path Home families keep their housing long-term. Path Home supports homeless families through a multifaceted model focused on prevention, shelter, wrap-around services, and long-term housing stability. Some of Brandi’s accomplishments include: Brandi spearheaded a campaign to raise $5 million to build Path Home’s Family Village campus. Opened in 2019, the shelter is the first of its kind in Oregon to incorporate trauma-informed design and architecture to help families heal from the trauma of homelessness. Path Home was awarded a five-year, $2.5 million grant from the Bezos Day One Families Fund for its compassionate and innovative work to help more families move back into housing. The funds will allow Brandi and her team to invest in wrap-around services to help families end their homelessness for good. Brandi graduated from the University of Florida in 2005 with degrees in Political Science and Philosophy, and a minor in Organizational Leadership for Nonprofits. She was also awarded a Certificate of Nonprofit Management from Boston College in 2019. Brandi has served on the boards of the Nonprofit Association of Oregon, the National Board of the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network, Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble, and is currently on the board of the American Leadership Forum of Oregon. In her spare time, Brandi enjoys hiking with her dog Sylvie Bear, reading books with her book club, doing yoga and pilates, and exploring the outdoors. She founded Path Home (formerly Portland Homeless Family Solutions) at the age of 24. For the past 16 years she has served as its Executive Director, working to make shelter and permanent housing a reality for as many families as possible. As of 2023, Path Home remains one of the only Portland organizations focused exclusively on homeless families, with a staff of over 50, an annual budget of nearly $5 million, more than 3,021 families served, and with an track record of remarkable success among organizations serving the homeless: Eighty-eight percent of Path Home families keep their housing long-term. Path Home supports homeless families through a multifaceted model focused on prevention, shelter, wrap-around services, and long-term housing stability. Some of Brandi’s accomplishments include: Brandi spearheaded a campaign to raise $5 million to build Path Home’s Family Village campus. Opened in 2019, the shelter is the first of its kind in Oregon to incorporate trauma-informed design and architecture to help families heal from the trauma of homelessness. Path Home was awarded a five-year, $2.5 million grant from the Bezos Day One Families Fund for its compassionate and innovative work to help more families move back into housing. The funds will allow Brandi and her team to invest in wrap-around services to help families end their homelessness for good. Brandi graduated from the University of Florida in 2005 with degrees in Political Science and Philosophy, and a minor in Organizational Leadership for Nonprofits. She was also awarded a Certificate of Nonprofit Management from Boston College in 2019. Brandi has served on the boards of the Nonprofit Association of Oregon, the National Board of the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network, Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble, and is currently on the board of the American Leadership Forum of Oregon. In her spare time, Brandi enjoys hiking with her dog Sylvie Bear, reading books with her book club, doing yoga and pilates, and exploring the outdoors. homelessness, social housing, architecture false full 104 ad86622d-0fd5-4fb5-bfb2-dc40d638a6fa 100 - How Affordable Housing could be more Inclusive? ft. Brinshore Follow Brinshore on Instagram, and LinkedIn! Check out their website.

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]]> 100 - How Affordable Housing could be more Inclusive? ft. Brinshore SOUR 00:50:22 Today on the podcast, we speak with David Brint, Janet Szlyk and Jack Schroeder, three individuals from different companies, who were together involved in the creation of the Foglia residences - affordable housing for people with vision impairment. ‍The developer of the residences is Brinshore Developer, of which David Brint is the Principal and Co-Founder. Besides his role at Brinshore Development, David also presently serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Foundation Fighting Blindness. He also has served as Board Member of the Retinal Degeneration Venture Fund, Past President of the Board Director of the Illinois Housing Council; Former Board Director of The Chicago Lighthouse for People Who are Blind and Visually Impaired; Board Director of Karate Can Do Foundation for Special Needs Children; and Former Member of the Chicago Federal Home Loan Bank Board Community Investment Advisory Council. ‍Dr. Janet Szlyk is President and CEO of earlier mentioned The Chicago Lighthouse, a 117-year-old not-for-profit helping people who are blind, visually impaired, disabled and Veterans build confidence and independence. During her tenure, Janet has expanded The Lighthouse’s social service programs providing education, comprehensive vision care, independent living, employment services and independent living skills training for clients of all ages. LBBA Architects are behind the design of The Foglia Residences. Jack Schroeder is a Principal at LBBA, a team of socially minded architects providing engaging and empathetic solutions for affordable housing and community spaces in Chicago and beyond. Driven by the understanding that each organization and developer have a distinct purpose, each contractor their strengths, and every resident a unique definition of home, Jack approaches each project with enthusiasm and inclusiveness. In his 20+ year tenure at LBBA, Jack has had the opportunity to help the firm grow its team and impact while upholding the mission to empower communities from within. Today on the podcast, we speak with David Brint, Janet Szlyk and Jack Schroeder, three individuals from different companies, who were together involved in the creation of the Foglia residences - affordable housing for people with vision impairment. ‍The developer of the residences is Brinshore Developer, of which David Brint is the Principal and Co-Founder. Besides his role at Brinshore Development, David also presently serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Foundation Fighting Blindness. He also has served as Board Member of the Retinal Degeneration Venture Fund, Past President of the Board Director of the Illinois Housing Council; Former Board Director of The Chicago Lighthouse for People Who are Blind and Visually Impaired; Board Director of Karate Can Do Foundation for Special Needs Children; and Former Member of the Chicago Federal Home Loan Bank Board Community Investment Advisory Council. ‍Dr. Janet Szlyk is President and CEO of earlier mentioned The Chicago Lighthouse, a 117-year-old not-for-profit helping people who are blind, visually impaired, disabled and Veterans build confidence and independence. During her tenure, Janet has expanded The Lighthouse’s social service programs providing education, comprehensive vision care, independent living, employment services and independent living skills training for clients of all ages. LBBA Architects are behind the design of The Foglia Residences. Jack Schroeder is a Principal at LBBA, a team of socially minded architects providing engaging and empathetic solutions for affordable housing and community spaces in Chicago and beyond. Driven by the understanding that each organization and developer have a distinct purpose, each contractor their strengths, and every resident a unique definition of home, Jack approaches each project with enthusiasm and inclusiveness. In his 20+ year tenure at LBBA, Jack has had the opportunity to help the firm grow its team and impact while upholding the mission to empower communities from within. inclusivity, affordable housing, inclusive design false full 103 15a75b7c-cad6-4dc6-9711-5bb261db350d Disruptive Innovation for Sustainable Growth ft. Luke Williams Follow Luke Williams on LinkedIn, and Twitter!

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]]> Creating a Safe Space for Architects to Create ft. Patrick MacLeamy SOUR 00:52:07 Patrick MacLeamy is an American architect who spent 50 years at HOK, a leading architecture and engineering firm. Rising from Junior Designer to CEO, Patrick witnessed the company's growth from a single Midwestern office to 27 locations around the world. During his time at HOK from 1967 until 2017, Patrick led many significant projects, including the Moscone Center in San Francisco and King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia. Patrick has been heavily involved in efforts to improve the building industry, serving on various committees and receiving multiple honors for his work. He was a founding member of buildingSMART International in 1994 and now serves as the international chairman. Patrick is also known for the "MacLeamy Curve," which promotes allocating resources early in the design process to optimize the design and correct mistakes early on. Patrick earned his Bachelor of Architecture and Master of Architecture in Urban Design degrees at the University of Illinois at Urbana. He won the Paris Prize administered by the Van Alen Institute in 1965, which allowed him to attend the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the American Academy in Rome. Today, Patrick lives in Novato, California, outside of San Francisco, with his wife, Jeanne MacLeamy, who is also an architect. He continues to serve on the city's Design Review Commission and shares his business tips for architects, engineers, contractors, and designers through his podcast series, "Build Smart." Patrick MacLeamy is an American architect who spent 50 years at HOK, a leading architecture and engineering firm. Rising from Junior Designer to CEO, Patrick witnessed the company's growth from a single Midwestern office to 27 locations around the world. During his time at HOK from 1967 until 2017, Patrick led many significant projects, including the Moscone Center in San Francisco and King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia. Patrick has been heavily involved in efforts to improve the building industry, serving on various committees and receiving multiple honors for his work. He was a founding member of buildingSMART International in 1994 and now serves as the international chairman. Patrick is also known for the "MacLeamy Curve," which promotes allocating resources early in the design process to optimize the design and correct mistakes early on. Patrick earned his Bachelor of Architecture and Master of Architecture in Urban Design degrees at the University of Illinois at Urbana. He won the Paris Prize administered by the Van Alen Institute in 1965, which allowed him to attend the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and the American Academy in Rome. Today, Patrick lives in Novato, California, outside of San Francisco, with his wife, Jeanne MacLeamy, who is also an architect. He continues to serve on the city's Design Review Commission and shares his business tips for architects, engineers, contractors, and designers through his podcast series, "Build Smart." creative industries, architectural firms, creatives false full 101 11b53ae0-8ffb-4da2-86e0-d22c5eeaed74 Harnessing the Power of Strategic Design ft. Nina Terrey Follow ThinkPlace Global on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook!

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]]> Harnessing the Power of Strategic Design ft. Nina Terrey SOUR 00:49:59 Nina is an experienced leader in social innovation. She is a global leader in academic and application in design-thinking and integrated design approaches to address complex issues, and has a history of achievement delivering projects with change leaders, policy makers and innovators around the globe focused on the sustainable development goals. Nina holds a PhD in Management by Design, holds several Adjunct Associate professor roles with leading Australian academic institutions. In 2022 Nina was a visiting scholar at Parsons School of Design Strategies, in New York City. Nina is a sought-after public speaker on design, gender equity and sustainable impact. As well as the author of Design for a Better Future: A Guide to Designing in Complex Systems. Nina is an experienced leader in social innovation. She is a global leader in academic and application in design-thinking and integrated design approaches to address complex issues, and has a history of achievement delivering projects with change leaders, policy makers and innovators around the globe focused on the sustainable development goals. Nina holds a PhD in Management by Design, holds several Adjunct Associate professor roles with leading Australian academic institutions. In 2022 Nina was a visiting scholar at Parsons School of Design Strategies, in New York City. Nina is a sought-after public speaker on design, gender equity and sustainable impact. As well as the author of Design for a Better Future: A Guide to Designing in Complex Systems. false full 100 12766f02-0c8e-4401-ae4d-5f0be055e525 Co-creating Public Libraries ft. Shamichael Hallman Follow Shamichael Hallman’s website!

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]]> Co-creating Public Libraries ft. Shamichael Hallman Public Libraries, Creativity 00:43:07 Shamichael Hallman is currently a visiting fellow (Loeb Fellow) at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, and a Teaching Fellow at the Center for Impact Strategy at the University of Pennsylvania. As part of his fellowship work at Harvard, he is exploring how design and planning can make for socially inclusive cities and welcoming public spaces. From 2017 to 2022 he served as the Senior Library Manager of the historic Cossitt Library (Memphis Public Libraries). In this role he helped oversee the multi-million-dollar renovation of the library. As part of the Reimagining the Civic Commons initiative, the renovated Cossitt Library features a café, studio spaces, coworking areas, and more. His 2020 TEDx talk "Reimagining the Public Library to Reconnect the Community" garnered international acclaim among library professionals. In 2021 he co-founded Libraries as Bridges; a collective of library professionals focused on understanding, advancing, and evaluating how libraries build social cohesion, promote civic renewal, and advance the ideals of a healthy American democracy. In this role he has convened hundreds of library systems from across country, as well given talks to organizations such as Urban Libraries Council, on the topic of public libraries and American Democracy. Prior to joining Memphis Public Libraries, Shamichael worked at the intersection of faith and technology as a minister, technologist, and organizer. He has co-organized faith-related tech events across the globe and given talks to faith-inspired technologists at companies such as Microsoft and Google. He holds an MS in Nonprofit Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania. Shamichael Hallman is currently a visiting fellow (Loeb Fellow) at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, and a Teaching Fellow at the Center for Impact Strategy at the University of Pennsylvania. As part of his fellowship work at Harvard, he is exploring how design and planning can make for socially inclusive cities and welcoming public spaces. From 2017 to 2022 he served as the Senior Library Manager of the historic Cossitt Library (Memphis Public Libraries). In this role he helped oversee the multi-million-dollar renovation of the library. As part of the Reimagining the Civic Commons initiative, the renovated Cossitt Library features a café, studio spaces, coworking areas, and more. His 2020 TEDx talk "Reimagining the Public Library to Reconnect the Community" garnered international acclaim among library professionals. In 2021 he co-founded Libraries as Bridges; a collective of library professionals focused on understanding, advancing, and evaluating how libraries build social cohesion, promote civic renewal, and advance the ideals of a healthy American democracy. In this role he has convened hundreds of library systems from across country, as well given talks to organizations such as Urban Libraries Council, on the topic of public libraries and American Democracy. Prior to joining Memphis Public Libraries, Shamichael worked at the intersection of faith and technology as a minister, technologist, and organizer. He has co-organized faith-related tech events across the globe and given talks to faith-inspired technologists at companies such as Microsoft and Google. He holds an MS in Nonprofit Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania. public libraries, creativity false full 99 a5d14858-b59c-4c72-bf19-cff47d18c279 Decoding Walkability: Why Certain Cities are Ahead of the Curve ft. Jeff Speck Follow Jeff Speck on Instagram, and Twitter! And check out his website!

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]]> Decoding Walkability: Why Certain Cities are Ahead of the Curve ft. Jeff Speck SOUR 00:50:00 Jeff Speck was the Director of Design at the National Endowment for the Arts from 2003 through 2007. Jeff presided over the Mayors’ Institute on City Design and created the Governors’ institute on Community Design. Prior to his federal appointment, Jeff spent ten years as Director of Town Planning at DPZ & Co., the principal firm behind the New Urbanism movement. Since 2007, he has led Speck & Associates, a private design consultancy serving mainly American cities. With Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Jeff is the co-author of Suburban Nation, which the Wall Street Journal calls "the urbanist's bible.” His 2012 book Walkable City was the best selling city-planning title of the past decade and has been translated into seven languages. He is also the writer of The Smart Growth Manual and Walkable City Rules. Jeff Speck has been named a fellow of both the American Institute of Certified Planners and the Congress for New Urbanism. He is the 2022 recipient of the Seaside Prize, whose former awardees include Jane Jacobs and Christopher Alexander. Jeff has been featured in Bloomberg, New York Magazine, and Vox. His TED Talk and Youtube videos have been viewed more than five millions times. Jeff Speck was the Director of Design at the National Endowment for the Arts from 2003 through 2007. Jeff presided over the Mayors’ Institute on City Design and created the Governors’ institute on Community Design. Prior to his federal appointment, Jeff spent ten years as Director of Town Planning at DPZ & Co., the principal firm behind the New Urbanism movement. Since 2007, he has led Speck & Associates, a private design consultancy serving mainly American cities. With Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Jeff is the co-author of Suburban Nation, which the Wall Street Journal calls "the urbanist's bible.” His 2012 book Walkable City was the best selling city-planning title of the past decade and has been translated into seven languages. He is also the writer of The Smart Growth Manual and Walkable City Rules. Jeff Speck has been named a fellow of both the American Institute of Certified Planners and the Congress for New Urbanism. He is the 2022 recipient of the Seaside Prize, whose former awardees include Jane Jacobs and Christopher Alexander. Jeff has been featured in Bloomberg, New York Magazine, and Vox. His TED Talk and Youtube videos have been viewed more than five millions times. walkable cities, city design, urban design false full 98 9a575d84-1080-49b1-b66e-d398ca60a429 Understanding Disability-Forward Housing ft. Fatimah Aure Follow The Kelsey on their Website, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Vimeo, and LinkedIn! 

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]]> Understanding Disability-Forward Housing ft. Fatimah Aure people, disability, kelsey, design, housing, inclusion, accessibility, nonprofit, spaces, built, building, accessible, inclusive, communities, architects, access 00:32:19 Fatimah Aure is The Kelsey’s Director of Field Building & Capacity. With a communications degree from Northwestern University and a Public Policy Masters from UC Berkeley, managing meaningful nonprofit programming is her sweet spot. She leads the efforts to grow the field of leaders, advocates and champions of disability-forward housing solutions. She dreams of a day when affordable, accessible and inclusive housing is a given for any new developments. She is fueled by The Kelsey’s commitment to a co-led movement by people with and without disabilities. She uses a cane for balance and coordination. Born and raised in San Francisco, now an Oakland resident with her husband Seth and dog Duke Ellington. When she is not working, she loves to travel, bake and adhere to a strict skincare routine. Fatimah Aure is The Kelsey’s Director of Field Building & Capacity. With a communications degree from Northwestern University and a Public Policy Masters from UC Berkeley, managing meaningful nonprofit programming is her sweet spot. She leads the efforts to grow the field of leaders, advocates and champions of disability-forward housing solutions. She dreams of a day when affordable, accessible and inclusive housing is a given for any new developments. She is fueled by The Kelsey’s commitment to a co-led movement by people with and without disabilities. She uses a cane for balance and coordination. Born and raised in San Francisco, now an Oakland resident with her husband Seth and dog Duke Ellington. When she is not working, she loves to travel, bake and adhere to a strict skincare routine. ori, communities, housing, feel, accessibility, kelsey, architects, inclusion, building, push, people, design, nonprofit, access, spaces, inclusive, built, accessible, standards, disability false full 97 94288a40-6fe4-4e41-be68-e1d213dfb817 Understanding Plural Localities at the Territories of Global Urbanization ft. Dennis Pieprz & Mary Anne Ocampo from Sasaki Associates Follow Sasaki on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook! Check out their website.

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]]> Understanding Plural Localities at the Territories of Global Urbanization ft. Dennis Pieprz & Mary Anne Ocampo from Sasaki Associates urban designers, principal design 00:46:15 MARY ANNE OCAMPO & DENNIS PIEPRZ, PRINCIPAL URBAN DESIGNERS AT SASAKI ASSOCIATES ‍Today on the podcast, Mary Anne Ocampo and Dennis Pieprz from Sasaki. ‍Sasaki is an interdisciplinary architecture, planning, landscape, and design firm with offices in Boston, Denver, New York, and Shanghai and a leader in the design industry for 70 years. The firm is known for blending disciplines, engaging with clients and communities, drawing on history and context, and using data and emerging technologies to shape the built environment. ‍Joining us are Principals Mary Anne Ocampo and Dennis Pieprz. ‍Mary Anne Ocampo is a Principal at Sasaki, and an Associate Professor of the Practice of Urban Design and Planning in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She practices as an urban designer, working on international and domestic institutional and urban projects and cultural identity, leading teams with strategic planning and a commitment to design excellence. Mary Anne’s design work has been recognized with many awards, among which by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for her contributions to urban design thinking as a recipient of the 2016 National Associates Award, the highest honor given to individual associate AIA members. ‍Dennis Pieprz plays a leading role in the planning and urban design practice of Sasaki. His 35 years of both national and international experience encompass diverse project types including urban districts, new communities, campus environments, waterfronts, and urban regeneration. Through his design practice, Dennis focuses on strategic thinking and creating value for clients, stakeholders, and communities. He approaches his urban design work collaboratively, integrating landscape, planning, and architecture with a critical understanding of the forces that shape contemporary cities. ‍At the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Dennis has taught in the Professional Development program and co-led a studio focused on the Boston Innovation District. MARY ANNE OCAMPO & DENNIS PIEPRZ, PRINCIPAL URBAN DESIGNERS AT SASAKI ASSOCIATES ‍Today on the podcast, Mary Anne Ocampo and Dennis Pieprz from Sasaki. ‍Sasaki is an interdisciplinary architecture, planning, landscape, and design firm with offices in Boston, Denver, New York, and Shanghai and a leader in the design industry for 70 years. The firm is known for blending disciplines, engaging with clients and communities, drawing on history and context, and using data and emerging technologies to shape the built environment. ‍Joining us are Principals Mary Anne Ocampo and Dennis Pieprz. ‍Mary Anne Ocampo is a Principal at Sasaki, and an Associate Professor of the Practice of Urban Design and Planning in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She practices as an urban designer, working on international and domestic institutional and urban projects and cultural identity, leading teams with strategic planning and a commitment to design excellence. Mary Anne’s design work has been recognized with many awards, among which by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for her contributions to urban design thinking as a recipient of the 2016 National Associates Award, the highest honor given to individual associate AIA members. ‍Dennis Pieprz plays a leading role in the planning and urban design practice of Sasaki. His 35 years of both national and international experience encompass diverse project types including urban districts, new communities, campus environments, waterfronts, and urban regeneration. Through his design practice, Dennis focuses on strategic thinking and creating value for clients, stakeholders, and communities. He approaches his urban design work collaboratively, integrating landscape, planning, and architecture with a critical understanding of the forces that shape contemporary cities. ‍At the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Dennis has taught in the Professional Development program and co-led a studio focused on the Boston Innovation District. urban designers, principal design, urban design false full 96 c9e122cd-f917-4e28-93c5-0cf9a2a2acd0 Higher Education in the Age of Climate Crisis ft. Bryan Alexander Follow Bryan Alexander on Instagram!

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]]> Higher Education in the Age of Climate Crisis ft. Bryan Alexander SOUR 00:49:32 Bryan Alexander is an award–winning, internationally known futurist, researcher, writer, speaker, consultant, and teacher, working in the field of higher education’s future. He completed his English language and literature PhD at the University of Michigan in 1997, with a dissertation on doppelgangers in Romantic-era fiction and poetry. Then Bryan taught literature, writing, multimedia, and information technology studies at Centenary College of Louisiana. There he also pioneered multi-campus interdisciplinary classes, while organizing an information literacy initiative. From 2002 to 2014 Bryan has worked with the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education (NITLE), a non-profit working to help small colleges and universities best integrate digital technologies.. In 2013 Bryan launched a business, Bryan Alexander Consulting, LLC. Since 2013, he has been consulting in the higher education space in the United States and abroad. Bryan speaks widely and publishes frequently, with articles appearing in venues including The Atlantic Monthly, Inside Higher Ed. In 2023 he released his new book: Universities on Fire: Higher Education in the Age of Climate Crisis. His other recent books are Gearing Up For Learning Beyond K-12, Academia Next: The Futures of Higher Education (which won an Association of Professional Futurists award,, and The New Digital Storytelling. Bryan is currently a senior scholar at Georgetown University and teaches graduate seminars in their Learning, Design, and Technology program. Bryan Alexander is an award–winning, internationally known futurist, researcher, writer, speaker, consultant, and teacher, working in the field of higher education’s future. He completed his English language and literature PhD at the University of Michigan in 1997, with a dissertation on doppelgangers in Romantic-era fiction and poetry. Then Bryan taught literature, writing, multimedia, and information technology studies at Centenary College of Louisiana. There he also pioneered multi-campus interdisciplinary classes, while organizing an information literacy initiative. From 2002 to 2014 Bryan has worked with the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education (NITLE), a non-profit working to help small colleges and universities best integrate digital technologies.. In 2013 Bryan launched a business, Bryan Alexander Consulting, LLC. Since 2013, he has been consulting in the higher education space in the United States and abroad. Bryan speaks widely and publishes frequently, with articles appearing in venues including The Atlantic Monthly, Inside Higher Ed. In 2023 he released his new book: Universities on Fire: Higher Education in the Age of Climate Crisis. His other recent books are Gearing Up For Learning Beyond K-12, Academia Next: The Futures of Higher Education (which won an Association of Professional Futurists award,, and The New Digital Storytelling. Bryan is currently a senior scholar at Georgetown University and teaches graduate seminars in their Learning, Design, and Technology program. climate crisis, futurist, higher education, universities false full 95 77e01784-eed2-406f-947f-ea09226cf74a Community Empowerment through Bike Share ft. Inbar Kishoni Follow Citi Bike on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook! Check out Citi Bike’s website.

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]]> Community Empowerment through Bike Share ft. Inbar Kishoni SOUR 00:56:39 Inbar Kishoni is an urban planner obsessed with improving how people can be a part of shaping the cities they live in. As the Community & Equity Program Manager on Lyft’s Citi Bike team, she works on increasing access to the Citi Bike system through community grants, adaptive programming, and the Reduced Fare Bike Share program. Prior to that, she spent 11.5 years at NYC DOT, first as a Project Manager in their Bicycle Program and ultimately serving as their first ever Director of Public Engagement & Program Development. She created NYC DOT’s Street Ambassador program – a lean and agile group of ten, multi-lingual outreach specialists that became integral to the way the agency communicates about and builds support for projects. Inbar holds a MA in Urban Planning from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and a BA in Geography from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She’s proud to serve as Board Secretary for the Center for Urban Pedagogy, is the co-founder of the Roberta Moses Happy Hour Club and has played keyboard and theremin in a few bands. Inbar Kishoni is an urban planner obsessed with improving how people can be a part of shaping the cities they live in. As the Community & Equity Program Manager on Lyft’s Citi Bike team, she works on increasing access to the Citi Bike system through community grants, adaptive programming, and the Reduced Fare Bike Share program. Prior to that, she spent 11.5 years at NYC DOT, first as a Project Manager in their Bicycle Program and ultimately serving as their first ever Director of Public Engagement & Program Development. She created NYC DOT’s Street Ambassador program – a lean and agile group of ten, multi-lingual outreach specialists that became integral to the way the agency communicates about and builds support for projects. Inbar holds a MA in Urban Planning from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and a BA in Geography from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She’s proud to serve as Board Secretary for the Center for Urban Pedagogy, is the co-founder of the Roberta Moses Happy Hour Club and has played keyboard and theremin in a few bands. designing cities, clean cities, biking, urban design false full 94 995c1799-18ef-493e-8e01-99e32e6c7524 Leveraging Creativity as an Architect ft. Pascale Sablan Follow Adjaye Associates on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Leveraging Creativity as an Architect ft. Pascale Sablan SOUR 00:44:28 Pascale Sablan is a Associate Principal at Adjaye Associates, and the 315th living African-American woman registered architect in the U.S. In 2021 Pascale received the AIA Whitney M. Young. Jr Award and ascended to the AIA College of Fellows. Pascale is the President of the National Organization of Minority Architects. She has been quoted in the New York Times and Forbes magazine regarding her efforts and was featured on Oprah's Future Rising platform as a Black trailblazer moving our world forward. Pascale Sablan is a Associate Principal at Adjaye Associates, and the 315th living African-American woman registered architect in the U.S. In 2021 Pascale received the AIA Whitney M. Young. Jr Award and ascended to the AIA College of Fellows. Pascale is the President of the National Organization of Minority Architects. She has been quoted in the New York Times and Forbes magazine regarding her efforts and was featured on Oprah's Future Rising platform as a Black trailblazer moving our world forward. false full 93 0e1ff9dc-8694-48a6-8079-8b3b0054393c How Buildings Become the Lungs of Cities ft. Adan Ramirez Sanchez Follow Greenfluidics on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook!

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]]> How Buildings Become the Lungs of Cities ft. Adan Ramirez Sanchez SOUR 00:41:32 Inventor and visionary of green technologies, Adan Ramirez Sanchez has a background in Biotechnology and High-Technology Management. Adan co-founded Greenfluidics, a biotechnology company that accelerates the transition of sustainable cities by transforming buildings into lungs for the city. He has been named MIT Inventor of the Year, Innovator Under 25 in Germany and India, and Young Leader of the Americas in the United States. He is a global representative of SDG 13 in +150 countries in collaboration with Deloitte. Inventor and visionary of green technologies, Adan Ramirez Sanchez has a background in Biotechnology and High-Technology Management. Adan co-founded Greenfluidics, a biotechnology company that accelerates the transition of sustainable cities by transforming buildings into lungs for the city. He has been named MIT Inventor of the Year, Innovator Under 25 in Germany and India, and Young Leader of the Americas in the United States. He is a global representative of SDG 13 in +150 countries in collaboration with Deloitte. false full 92 bf617e0d-8e99-4505-b50c-68bd223085c6 “Learning for the Real World” ft. Simon Hauger Follow Simon Hauger on LinkedIn and Instagram!

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]]> “Learning for the Real World” ft. Simon Hauger SOUR 00:53:30 Simon Hauger is an engineer turned high school math and science teacher with 25+ years of experience in urban education. Simon developed a passion for experiential, problem-based learning early in his career. He started the West Philly Hybrid X Team where his students designed and built award winning hybrid and electric powered vehicles. In 2010 and again 2014, Simon and his students were honored by President Obama at the White House. In 2012, Simon and a few of his colleagues launched the Workshop School, a public high school located in West Philadelphia. The Workshop School challenges students to solve real world problems, and organizes teaching and learning in service of doing so. As principal of the school, Simon collaboratively led a team of educators in the design and implementation of a new school model. The school continues to be a powerful example of what students and adults are capable of when they are trusted, challenged and equipped to do meaningful work. Simon continues to support the Workshop School as he and one of his colleagues look to take this model of education into post-secondary education. Simon Hauger is an engineer turned high school math and science teacher with 25+ years of experience in urban education. Simon developed a passion for experiential, problem-based learning early in his career. He started the West Philly Hybrid X Team where his students designed and built award winning hybrid and electric powered vehicles. In 2010 and again 2014, Simon and his students were honored by President Obama at the White House. In 2012, Simon and a few of his colleagues launched the Workshop School, a public high school located in West Philadelphia. The Workshop School challenges students to solve real world problems, and organizes teaching and learning in service of doing so. As principal of the school, Simon collaboratively led a team of educators in the design and implementation of a new school model. The school continues to be a powerful example of what students and adults are capable of when they are trusted, challenged and equipped to do meaningful work. Simon continues to support the Workshop School as he and one of his colleagues look to take this model of education into post-secondary education. engineer, urban education, problem-based learning false full 91 cf4fad32-568c-46fe-9fd4-ab830c2ce37f Creativity and Capitalism ft. Oli Mould Follow Oli Mould on Twitter!

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]]> Creativity and Capitalism ft. Oli Mould SOUR 00:43:08 Oli Mould is a British geographer at Royal Holloway, University of London. His research, and writing, focuses on the role of urban creativity, mutual aid, activism, and politics. In his books, Against Creativity (2018) and Seven Ethics Against Capitalism: Towards a Planetary Commons (2021) (along with his other writings online and in academic journals), he denounces contemporary ‘creativity’ and neoliberalism, and proposes new political for a fairer, more sustainable, ecologically just and planetary future. Oli Mould is a British geographer at Royal Holloway, University of London. His research, and writing, focuses on the role of urban creativity, mutual aid, activism, and politics. In his books, Against Creativity (2018) and Seven Ethics Against Capitalism: Towards a Planetary Commons (2021) (along with his other writings online and in academic journals), he denounces contemporary ‘creativity’ and neoliberalism, and proposes new political for a fairer, more sustainable, ecologically just and planetary future. capitalism, geography, urban design, creativity false full 90 ca0c694e-377a-4af2-92c1-df3755ed7344 What’s Wrong With Architecture? Thu, 27 Oct 2022 09:21:35 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast What’s Wrong With Architecture? SOUR 00:59:05 What is the architect's responsibility in the complex world we live in today? What are architecture's challenges and how can we overcome them? Where is the industry heading and how can we ideate collaborative solutions?‍These were some of the questions we have been asking during www/Architecture. The conversation was a discussion with an exciting group of people from diverse backgrounds in the industry. During What's Wrong With Architecture (www/Architecture), an online diagnostic panel discussion and Q&A which will also be recorded as part What's Wrong With: The Podcast. ‍Panelists are:Stephen Slaughter, Chair of Undergraduate Architecture at Pratt Institute‍Stephen Slaughter is the Chair of Undergraduate Architecture at Pratt Institute, NYC, and an accomplished architect, urban designer, and academic. After graduating with a Masters of Architecture from the Ohio State University, and commencing his career in architecture and design in Thom Mayne’s studio; Morphosis, Slaughter has worked in close collaboration with a number of highly respected and influential architects including Gary Bates (Space Lab), Wes Jones (Jones, Partners: Architecture) and George Yu (Design Office/George Yu Architects). PHAT, a four man, multi-disciplinary design collaborative, he co-founded with Nathaniel Belcher, pursues exhibition work and has shown at the Studio Museum in Harlem, ArchiLab in Orleans, France, and the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Currently Slaughter is teaching in the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning and pursuing research in Southern Ohio focused on digital fabrication and disaster relief.‍Lisa Bate, Architect, Member Board of Directors at Carboncure‍Lisa Bate is an Architect and Board Director focused on advancing net zero carbon materials and supply chains to retrofit and build all infrastructure and buildings to have zero carbon impact by 2035. She is Institute of Corporate Directors certified and has worked and lived globally in architecture for 35 years. She is a Net Zero Carbon specialist with both new and retrofitted design and operational certified buildings and infrastructure projects. Lisa is a 360-champion defining gender parity, diversity and inclusion as critical components to achieve global sustainability and resilience goals. Current directorships include CarbonCure; Foundation for Architectural Research (Canada) and FDSL (Bermuda). She has completed Board terms on the World Green Building Council, Past Chair of the Board, 2015-20; Urban Land Institute (ULI), Mainland China, 2012-15; Canada Green Building Council, Past Chair, 2007-13; the National Roundtable for Sustainable Infrastructure (Canada), 2006-09; the Ontario Association of Architects, Past President/Chair, 2004-07 and Pro-Demnity Insurance, Past Board Director, 2004-07.‍Mindy Thompson Fullilove, Professor of Urban Policy & Health at the New School, Social Psychiatrist and Author‍Mindy Thompson Fullilove, MD, LFAPA, Hon AIA, is a social psychiatrist and professor of urban policy and health at The New School. Since 1986, she has conducted research on AIDS and other epidemics of poor communities. with a special interest in the relationship between the collapse of communities and decline in health. She has published over 100 scientific papers and eight books. Among her books are the highly-regarded Urban Restoration Trilogy, Root Shock: How Tearing Up City Neighborhoods Hurts America and What We Can Do About It, Urban Alchemy: Restoring Joy in America’s Sorted-Out Cities and Main Street: How a City’s Heart Connects Us All. What is the architect's responsibility in the complex world we live in today? What are architecture's challenges and how can we overcome them? Where is the industry heading and how can we ideate collaborative solutions?‍These were some of the questions we have been asking during www/Architecture. The conversation was a discussion with an exciting group of people from diverse backgrounds in the industry. During What's Wrong With Architecture (www/Architecture), an online diagnostic panel discussion and Q&A which will also be recorded as part What's Wrong With: The Podcast. ‍Panelists are:Stephen Slaughter, Chair of Undergraduate Architecture at Pratt Institute‍Stephen Slaughter is the Chair of Undergraduate Architecture at Pratt Institute, NYC, and an accomplished architect, urban designer, and academic. After graduating with a Masters of Architecture from the Ohio State University, and commencing his career in architecture and design in Thom Mayne’s studio; Morphosis, Slaughter has worked in close collaboration with a number of highly respected and influential architects including Gary Bates (Space Lab), Wes Jones (Jones, Partners: Architecture) and George Yu (Design Office/George Yu Architects). PHAT, a four man, multi-disciplinary design collaborative, he co-founded with Nathaniel Belcher, pursues exhibition work and has shown at the Studio Museum in Harlem, ArchiLab in Orleans, France, and the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Currently Slaughter is teaching in the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning and pursuing research in Southern Ohio focused on digital fabrication and disaster relief.‍Lisa Bate, Architect, Member Board of Directors at Carboncure‍Lisa Bate is an Architect and Board Director focused on advancing net zero carbon materials and supply chains to retrofit and build all infrastructure and buildings to have zero carbon impact by 2035. She is Institute of Corporate Directors certified and has worked and lived globally in architecture for 35 years. She is a Net Zero Carbon specialist with both new and retrofitted design and operational certified buildings and infrastructure projects. Lisa is a 360-champion defining gender parity, diversity and inclusion as critical components to achieve global sustainability and resilience goals. Current directorships include CarbonCure; Foundation for Architectural Research (Canada) and FDSL (Bermuda). She has completed Board terms on the World Green Building Council, Past Chair of the Board, 2015-20; Urban Land Institute (ULI), Mainland China, 2012-15; Canada Green Building Council, Past Chair, 2007-13; the National Roundtable for Sustainable Infrastructure (Canada), 2006-09; the Ontario Association of Architects, Past President/Chair, 2004-07 and Pro-Demnity Insurance, Past Board Director, 2004-07.‍Mindy Thompson Fullilove, Professor of Urban Policy & Health at the New School, Social Psychiatrist and Author‍Mindy Thompson Fullilove, MD, LFAPA, Hon AIA, is a social psychiatrist and professor of urban policy and health at The New School. Since 1986, she has conducted research on AIDS and other epidemics of poor communities. with a special interest in the relationship between the collapse of communities and decline in health. She has published over 100 scientific papers and eight books. Among her books are the highly-regarded Urban Restoration Trilogy, Root Shock: How Tearing Up City Neighborhoods Hurts America and What We Can Do About It, Urban Alchemy: Restoring Joy in America’s Sorted-Out Cities and Main Street: How a City’s Heart Connects Us All. discussion, panel, architecture false full 89 3aa870d1-bfda-40d6-82da-832187fb18a8 Design for Liberation Ft. Tania Anaissie Follow Beytna Design on Instagram, and Facebook!

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]]> Design for Liberation Ft. Tania Anaissie SOUR 00:39:09 Tania Anaissie is the Founder and CEO of Beytna Design, a Founding Creator of Liberatory Design, a Founding Member of the Equity Design Collaborative, former Faculty at The National Equity Project and a former Lecturer at the Stanford University d.school. She has built a way of practicing design that helps organizations translate equity values into equitable products, progarms, and cultures. She is an expert content creator and facilitator with over a decade of experience working globally. Tania is a graduate of Stanford University's Product Design program, an advisor in Stanford’s Design Impact program, and a StartingBloc fellow. Tania Anaissie is the Founder and CEO of Beytna Design, a Founding Creator of Liberatory Design, a Founding Member of the Equity Design Collaborative, former Faculty at The National Equity Project and a former Lecturer at the Stanford University d.school. She has built a way of practicing design that helps organizations translate equity values into equitable products, progarms, and cultures. She is an expert content creator and facilitator with over a decade of experience working globally. Tania is a graduate of Stanford University's Product Design program, an advisor in Stanford’s Design Impact program, and a StartingBloc fellow. stanford, product design, liberatory design false full 88 91f0467f-6071-4f03-90f5-defeebd06be6 Co-Creating the Future with Gen Z ft. Zero Follow Ronin House!

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]]> Co-Creating the Future with Gen Z ft. Zero SOUR 00:50:05 Zero from Ronin House: an empathy driven design + innovation house, led by + built for the next generation. Zero from Ronin House: an empathy driven design + innovation house, led by + built for the next generation. design studio, generation, gen z false full 87 2379b45d-dba9-4c6d-9c05-3f74c8620a05 Building Structural Belonging for Inclusive Environments ft. Dr. Meagan Pollock Follow Meagan Pollock on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Building Structural Belonging for Inclusive Environments ft. Dr. Meagan Pollock SOUR 00:41:23 Dr. Meagan Pollock envisions a world where personal and social circumstances are not obstacles to achieving potential, and where kindness, inclusivity, and conservation prevail. An international speaker, teacher, engineer, and equity leader, her mission is to provide services, tools, and resources that inspire awareness and initiate action. Meagan’s company, Engineer Inclusion, helps people intentionally and systematically engineer equity and inclusion into their organizations: driving positive outcomes and effectively supporting employees and the community. She provides teaching, consulting and development services related to engineering, education, and equity to industry, non-profit organizations, and educational institutions across the globe. A storyteller at heart, Meagan connects with audiences through her authentic style, and her ability to facilitate tough conversations. Since 2018, Dr. Pollock serves as the Chair of the Professional Development Committee for the American Society for Engineering Education Commission on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and she is the Incoming Chair-elect. In addition, she is an Associate Fellow at the Southern Methodist University Caruth Institute for Engineering Education. A past recipient of the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, Meagan holds a PhD in engineering education from Purdue University, an MS in electrical engineering from Texas Tech University, and a BS in computer science from Texas Woman’s University. Meagan began her career playing with light projection on tiny microscopic mirrors as an engineer for Texas Instruments. She now utilizes metaphorical projectors and mirrors to shine a light on micro and macro social systems that when adjusted, improve student and employee success in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. As an engineer turned educator, Meagan focuses on helping others intentionally engineer inclusion™ in education and the workforce. Dr. Meagan Pollock envisions a world where personal and social circumstances are not obstacles to achieving potential, and where kindness, inclusivity, and conservation prevail. An international speaker, teacher, engineer, and equity leader, her mission is to provide services, tools, and resources that inspire awareness and initiate action. Meagan’s company, Engineer Inclusion, helps people intentionally and systematically engineer equity and inclusion into their organizations: driving positive outcomes and effectively supporting employees and the community. She provides teaching, consulting and development services related to engineering, education, and equity to industry, non-profit organizations, and educational institutions across the globe. A storyteller at heart, Meagan connects with audiences through her authentic style, and her ability to facilitate tough conversations. Since 2018, Dr. Pollock serves as the Chair of the Professional Development Committee for the American Society for Engineering Education Commission on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and she is the Incoming Chair-elect. In addition, she is an Associate Fellow at the Southern Methodist University Caruth Institute for Engineering Education. A past recipient of the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, Meagan holds a PhD in engineering education from Purdue University, an MS in electrical engineering from Texas Tech University, and a BS in computer science from Texas Woman’s University. Meagan began her career playing with light projection on tiny microscopic mirrors as an engineer for Texas Instruments. She now utilizes metaphorical projectors and mirrors to shine a light on micro and macro social systems that when adjusted, improve student and employee success in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. As an engineer turned educator, Meagan focuses on helping others intentionally engineer inclusion™ in education and the workforce. inclusion, engineering false full 86 4af2acd5-bfe1-45af-a05a-3df97b6dd6ed Where is the automotive industry going? ft. Peter Wells Follow Peter Wells on LinkedIn!

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]]> Scaling Circularity in Built Environment and Beyond ft. Daniel Kietzer SOUR 00:45:36 Daniel Kietzer, Leads Ecosystem Growth at Rheaply, providing strategic, organizational and technical support to scale and create new reuse market opportunities between Rheaply clients and partners in select priority regions. He has 10+ years of experience designing and leading impact-focused circular economy and sustainability programs with forward-thinking companies and organizations across the globe. While reuse and recycling market development is Daniel's specialty, past projects have also targeted social entrepreneurship, sustainability in the built environment, water, carbon, and a variety of other sustainability-related themes. Daniel Kietzer, Leads Ecosystem Growth at Rheaply, providing strategic, organizational and technical support to scale and create new reuse market opportunities between Rheaply clients and partners in select priority regions. He has 10+ years of experience designing and leading impact-focused circular economy and sustainability programs with forward-thinking companies and organizations across the globe. While reuse and recycling market development is Daniel's specialty, past projects have also targeted social entrepreneurship, sustainability in the built environment, water, carbon, and a variety of other sustainability-related themes. false full 84 e6d8ffa0-b86e-4db2-b7ce-498e0a0915ff Urban Sensemaking through Science & Technology Ft. MIT Senseable City Lab Follow MIT Senseable City Lab’s website and LinkedIn page’s.

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]]> Urban Sensemaking through Science & Technology Ft. MIT Senseable City Lab SOUR 00:52:06 In today’s podcast we talk with Claire Gorman, Sanjana Paul and Cate Heine, three representatives of the MIT Senseable City Lab, a research initiative at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to anticipate changes in the way we describe, understand and design cities. Claire Gorman is a creative technologist and researcher at the Senseable City Lab, where she works on technology-driven urban studies research. Her recent projects address topics including clean energy systems in cities, digital infrastructure for resource management, and the morphology of informal settlements. Her Bachelor’s degree is in Computing and the Arts (Computer Science and Architecture) from Yale University, and she will start a Masters of City Planning at MIT in Fall 2022. Sanjana Paul is a scientist and engineer working as a technical associate at MIT's Senseable City Lab, where she explores urban environmental problems with the CityScanner Platform. She holds a degree in electrical engineering and physics, and her research interests lie at the intersection of environment and technology, focusing on environmental sensing, renewable energy, sustainability, and environmental justice. She runs the nonprofit environmental organization Earth Hacks, and has previously worked with the NASA Langley Research Center, Conservation X Labs, and JILA at the University of Colorado Boulder. Cate Heine is a PhD student in MIT's Institute for Data, Systems and Society and a researcher at the Senseable City Lab, where she uses large geospatial datasets to study urban mobility patterns and social mixing in cities. More generally, her research interests surround the design of accessible, inclusive cities and the equitable distribution of the benefits and burdens that come with urban life. Cate holds a Bachelor's degree in mathematics from Centre College, and before coming to MIT worked as a researcher at the Santa Fe Institute and the Sustainable Minerals Institute at the University of Queensland. In today’s podcast we talk with Claire Gorman, Sanjana Paul and Cate Heine, three representatives of the MIT Senseable City Lab, a research initiative at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to anticipate changes in the way we describe, understand and design cities. Claire Gorman is a creative technologist and researcher at the Senseable City Lab, where she works on technology-driven urban studies research. Her recent projects address topics including clean energy systems in cities, digital infrastructure for resource management, and the morphology of informal settlements. Her Bachelor’s degree is in Computing and the Arts (Computer Science and Architecture) from Yale University, and she will start a Masters of City Planning at MIT in Fall 2022. Sanjana Paul is a scientist and engineer working as a technical associate at MIT's Senseable City Lab, where she explores urban environmental problems with the CityScanner Platform. She holds a degree in electrical engineering and physics, and her research interests lie at the intersection of environment and technology, focusing on environmental sensing, renewable energy, sustainability, and environmental justice. She runs the nonprofit environmental organization Earth Hacks, and has previously worked with the NASA Langley Research Center, Conservation X Labs, and JILA at the University of Colorado Boulder. Cate Heine is a PhD student in MIT's Institute for Data, Systems and Society and a researcher at the Senseable City Lab, where she uses large geospatial datasets to study urban mobility patterns and social mixing in cities. More generally, her research interests surround the design of accessible, inclusive cities and the equitable distribution of the benefits and burdens that come with urban life. Cate holds a Bachelor's degree in mathematics from Centre College, and before coming to MIT worked as a researcher at the Santa Fe Institute and the Sustainable Minerals Institute at the University of Queensland. false full 83 54d5bf75-2062-4f6b-944d-15895c7ea694 3D Printing Spaces ft. Matteo Noris Follow WASP on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook!

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]]> 3D Printing Spaces ft. Matteo Noris SOUR 00:35:21 Matteo Noris traded a career as a professional cyclist for higher education, after which he pursued a BA degree in International Business in Manchester. Afterwards, Matteo moved to Guatemala as a consequence of a "typically unpredictable" life twist, providing him the opportunity to engage with cross-cultural projects in both the Profit and Non-Profit sector. After his time in Guatemala, the desire to drive change dynamics within organizations brought Matteo first to Tanzania and then to India, returning back to the UK after several years. Now Matteo is working at WASP, a 3d Printing Architecture firm with the aim to build ‘zero-mile’ homes, using materials found in the surrounding area, where he leads the implementation of digital tools to empower and connect multiple teams by strengthening a "first customer" mentality from a business point of view. Matteo is also responsible for generating and monitoring international sales growth and supports the management team in their research to create the solid organizational structure necessary to support the downsizing of processes. Matteo Noris traded a career as a professional cyclist for higher education, after which he pursued a BA degree in International Business in Manchester. Afterwards, Matteo moved to Guatemala as a consequence of a "typically unpredictable" life twist, providing him the opportunity to engage with cross-cultural projects in both the Profit and Non-Profit sector. After his time in Guatemala, the desire to drive change dynamics within organizations brought Matteo first to Tanzania and then to India, returning back to the UK after several years. Now Matteo is working at WASP, a 3d Printing Architecture firm with the aim to build ‘zero-mile’ homes, using materials found in the surrounding area, where he leads the implementation of digital tools to empower and connect multiple teams by strengthening a "first customer" mentality from a business point of view. Matteo is also responsible for generating and monitoring international sales growth and supports the management team in their research to create the solid organizational structure necessary to support the downsizing of processes. interior design, 3d printing, space design false full 82 db581deb-f5a9-4b8b-ad57-72fcfb3e191a Today and Tomorrow on Metaverse ft. George-Corneliu Bileca Follow Voxel Architects on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Today and Tomorrow on Metaverse ft. George-Corneliu Bileca SOUR 00:59:40 George Bileca is the co-founder and Chief Design Officer at Voxel Architects. Through Voxel Architects, he is helping brands and blockchain communities build a digital presence in the leading virtual worlds, while also developing assets and infrastructure solutions that aid the metaverse rapid expansion. George studied in many fields including architecture, product and graphic design, ultimately specializing in transportation design. He got a BA in design in the UK and further studied car body design in Munich, Germany. In mid-2019, he discovered the blockchain community and NFTs, marking the start of a new universe for him that resulted in entrepreneurship, co-founding Voxelarchitects. Leading a team of 20 people, George has carried out challenging 3D construction projects for renowned companies and personalities such as Consensys, Sotheby's, Outliers Ventures, Metakovan, Bill Lee, and WhaleShark, among others. George believes that the metaverse is the future of the internet and that one day the metaverse and the real world will coexist and work together as a whole. George Bileca is the co-founder and Chief Design Officer at Voxel Architects. Through Voxel Architects, he is helping brands and blockchain communities build a digital presence in the leading virtual worlds, while also developing assets and infrastructure solutions that aid the metaverse rapid expansion. George studied in many fields including architecture, product and graphic design, ultimately specializing in transportation design. He got a BA in design in the UK and further studied car body design in Munich, Germany. In mid-2019, he discovered the blockchain community and NFTs, marking the start of a new universe for him that resulted in entrepreneurship, co-founding Voxelarchitects. Leading a team of 20 people, George has carried out challenging 3D construction projects for renowned companies and personalities such as Consensys, Sotheby's, Outliers Ventures, Metakovan, Bill Lee, and WhaleShark, among others. George believes that the metaverse is the future of the internet and that one day the metaverse and the real world will coexist and work together as a whole. blockchain, metaverse architecture, metaverse false full 81 9a23e1fe-01b8-4bc0-95a8-a07832df7342 How do we decolonize design? Ft. Dr. Dori Tunstall Follow Dr. Dori Tunstall on Instagram, and Twitter!

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]]> How do we decolonize design? Ft. Dr. Dori Tunstall SOUR 00:55:57 Dr. Dori Tunstall is a design anthropologist, public intellectual, and design advocate who works at the intersections of critical theory, culture, and design. As Dean of Design at Ontario College of Art and Design University, she is the first black and black female dean of a faculty of design. She is a recognized leader in the decolonization of art and design education. With a global career, Dori served as Associate Professor of Design Anthropology and Associate Dean at Swinburne University in Australia. She wrote the biweekly column Un-Design for The Conversation Australia. In the U.S., she taught at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She organized the U.S. National Design Policy Initiative and served as a director of Design for Democracy. Industry positions included UX strategists for Sapient Corporation and Arc Worldwide. Dori holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Stanford University and a BA in Anthropology from Bryn Mawr College. Dr. Dori Tunstall is a design anthropologist, public intellectual, and design advocate who works at the intersections of critical theory, culture, and design. As Dean of Design at Ontario College of Art and Design University, she is the first black and black female dean of a faculty of design. She is a recognized leader in the decolonization of art and design education. With a global career, Dori served as Associate Professor of Design Anthropology and Associate Dean at Swinburne University in Australia. She wrote the biweekly column Un-Design for The Conversation Australia. In the U.S., she taught at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She organized the U.S. National Design Policy Initiative and served as a director of Design for Democracy. Industry positions included UX strategists for Sapient Corporation and Arc Worldwide. Dori holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Stanford University and a BA in Anthropology from Bryn Mawr College. decolonize design, black designers false full 80 4b9a80fd-2edf-4b54-a206-7c7d9c07549f Experiencing Creativity through Neurodiversity ft. Tom Middleditch Follow A_tistic is on their website and Twitter, Youtube page!

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]]> Experiencing Creativity through Neurodiversity ft. Tom Middleditch SOUR 01:19:11 Tom Middleditch is an Autistic/ADHD, Melbourne Based Access and Inclusion Consultant. He has worked as the Inclusion Coordinator at St Martins youth, the Access Officer for the Melbourne International Film Festival, and as a Relaxed Performance Consultant and Inclusion Dramaturg for many of Melbourne's Most prestigious arts events and organizations, including The Malthouse, Melbourne Fringe Festival, and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. he has a specific interest in Neuro Inclusive design and Inclusion as a creative process. Tom Middleditch is an Autistic/ADHD, Melbourne Based Access and Inclusion Consultant. He has worked as the Inclusion Coordinator at St Martins youth, the Access Officer for the Melbourne International Film Festival, and as a Relaxed Performance Consultant and Inclusion Dramaturg for many of Melbourne's Most prestigious arts events and organizations, including The Malthouse, Melbourne Fringe Festival, and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. he has a specific interest in Neuro Inclusive design and Inclusion as a creative process. melbourne international film festival, adhd, neurodiversity, inclusion, dramaturg, autistic, creativity false full 79 fd99513e-3b5f-46b2-a21a-9ab3db531959 Designing with and for Nature ft. Negar Shorbi Follow G&S Vastgoed on LinkedIn, and Website!

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]]> Designing with and for Nature ft. Negar Shorbi SOUR 00:41:16 Negar Shorbi is Creative Developer at G&S VASTGOED. Negar finished her studies of interior architecture in 2013, getting her Masters degree at Luca school of arts, University of KU Leuven in Brussels. After working as an interior architect at a design&build company in Brussels, she moved to Amsterdam in 2017 and continued her design career at a similar company. She got her specialization in environmental psychology from Universiteit Van Amsterdam (UVA) in 2018 and Future of Strategy (UVA) in 2021. This studies got her interested in our primitive instincts in connection with our environmental issues and she started her own research on human’s primitive habits in today’s buildings. She joined G&S Vastgoed in 2019 as a creative developer connecting between form, functionality and experience. Negar believes that creativity begins with understanding the human mind and connecting it with nature. As a designer, she sees the world as an inspiration to create. In her eyes, the main purpose of design should be to elevate people’s lives and their journeys while living in harmony with nature. Negar Shorbi is Creative Developer at G&S VASTGOED. Negar finished her studies of interior architecture in 2013, getting her Masters degree at Luca school of arts, University of KU Leuven in Brussels. After working as an interior architect at a design&build company in Brussels, she moved to Amsterdam in 2017 and continued her design career at a similar company. She got her specialization in environmental psychology from Universiteit Van Amsterdam (UVA) in 2018 and Future of Strategy (UVA) in 2021. This studies got her interested in our primitive instincts in connection with our environmental issues and she started her own research on human’s primitive habits in today’s buildings. She joined G&S Vastgoed in 2019 as a creative developer connecting between form, functionality and experience. Negar believes that creativity begins with understanding the human mind and connecting it with nature. As a designer, she sees the world as an inspiration to create. In her eyes, the main purpose of design should be to elevate people’s lives and their journeys while living in harmony with nature. false full 78 da9ee6b9-c870-4b9c-839a-354df093bcc1 Engineering Cross Practice Collaboration Ft. Wolf Mangelsdorf Follow Buro Happold on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> Engineering Cross Practice Collaboration Ft. Wolf Mangelsdorf SOUR 00:45:47 Wolf Mangelsdorf is a Partner at Buro Happold. Trained as an architect and structural engineer he has been leading numerous multidisciplinary award-winning projects for the firm, working with some of the world’s best architects. He joined Buro Happold in London in 2002 and transferred to New York in 2017, supporting the rapid growth of the North America team. Wolf has built his reputation as a creative and innovative designer and has written and lectured widely on his project work and the role of engineers in the design process. In May this year he assumed a role as global leader of Design, Design Technology, and Innovation for Buro Happold. Wolf Mangelsdorf is a Partner at Buro Happold. Trained as an architect and structural engineer he has been leading numerous multidisciplinary award-winning projects for the firm, working with some of the world’s best architects. He joined Buro Happold in London in 2002 and transferred to New York in 2017, supporting the rapid growth of the North America team. Wolf has built his reputation as a creative and innovative designer and has written and lectured widely on his project work and the role of engineers in the design process. In May this year he assumed a role as global leader of Design, Design Technology, and Innovation for Buro Happold. false full 77 6aa13740-96a9-457d-bba3-126af7027bf4 How increasing access to communication helps incarcerated people ft. Uzoma Orchingwa Follow Ameelio on Twitter, and LinkedIn!

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]]> The Power of Diversity in the Workplace ft. Kellie Wagner SOUR 00:51:09 Kellie Wagner is a speaker, practitioner, and founder of the industry-leading diversity, equity, and inclusion consultancy Collective––A DEI Lab. Motivated by her experiences as a Black woman in tech, Kellie spent nearly a decade innovating DEI council and ERG strategies before launching her own consultancy in 2017. Since then, Collective has grown into a diverse team of DEI practitioners spearheading inclusive workplace cultures and policies for millennial-driven brands like Spotify, Glossier, and Food52. Kellie’s thought-leading work on inclusive recruiting, intersectionality, and mental health has been featured in Forbes, GQ, and New York Magazine, and she has been a featured speaker at places like Culture Amp's Culture First conference, HR Redefined, The Muse, and The Wing. She’s a graduate of NYU's Managing Workplace Diversity & Inclusion program, holds an MFA from The New School, and sits on the board of Experience Camps, a grief camp for kids who have experienced loss. She currently lives and thrives in LA. Kellie Wagner is a speaker, practitioner, and founder of the industry-leading diversity, equity, and inclusion consultancy Collective––A DEI Lab. Motivated by her experiences as a Black woman in tech, Kellie spent nearly a decade innovating DEI council and ERG strategies before launching her own consultancy in 2017. Since then, Collective has grown into a diverse team of DEI practitioners spearheading inclusive workplace cultures and policies for millennial-driven brands like Spotify, Glossier, and Food52. Kellie’s thought-leading work on inclusive recruiting, intersectionality, and mental health has been featured in Forbes, GQ, and New York Magazine, and she has been a featured speaker at places like Culture Amp's Culture First conference, HR Redefined, The Muse, and The Wing. She’s a graduate of NYU's Managing Workplace Diversity & Inclusion program, holds an MFA from The New School, and sits on the board of Experience Camps, a grief camp for kids who have experienced loss. She currently lives and thrives in LA. false full 75 3b53de69-837e-4738-a9af-87544873ba58 Season 2 Synopsis ft. SOUR Joining our host Pinar Guvenc, is the entire team: 

Inanc Eray, Designer & Architect 

Nicholas Doghlass, Architect 

Marianne de Zeeuw, International Relations Manager 

Irem Gocmenoglu, Communication Designer 

Melike Baltalar Ozkan, Architect 

Bengisu Ecem Yildiz, Design Researcher

Pinar Gursoy, Architect

 

]]> Tue, 8 Feb 2022 10:45:12 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Joining our host Pinar Guvenc, is the entire team: 

Inanc Eray, Designer & Architect 

Nicholas Doghlass, Architect 

Marianne de Zeeuw, International Relations Manager 

Irem Gocmenoglu, Communication Designer 

Melike Baltalar Ozkan, Architect 

Bengisu Ecem Yildiz, Design Researcher

Pinar Gursoy, Architect

 

]]> Season 2 Synopsis ft. SOUR SOUR 00:58:03 This past year, we have learned so much from our podcast guests. Every guest brought in a new perspective and interesting insights on a number of different topics. So, for this season-two wrap-up, we thought we would revisit some of the things we learned as a team, and some of the ideas that have shifted our perspectives as designers. This past year, we have learned so much from our podcast guests. Every guest brought in a new perspective and interesting insights on a number of different topics. So, for this season-two wrap-up, we thought we would revisit some of the things we learned as a team, and some of the ideas that have shifted our perspectives as designers. false full 74 3000339f-b692-4d3d-810a-b609a1ce0bdb Redefining How We Educate Children ft. Cate Han & Stacey Seltzer Follow Hudson Lab on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> Redefining How We Educate Children ft. Cate Han & Stacey Seltzer SOUR 00:47:29 Cate is the founder of Hudson Lab School and co-founder of Learning Pods. She has helped startups raise over $100M in early stage capital and worked with entrepreneurs to build company value through mentoring, strategic planning, practical problem solving, and fundraising. Cate began her career as a Quantitative Analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein. She co-founded Launch Collective and set up the finances for Managed by Q. Cate is a Chartered Financial Analyst. She earned an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA from Barnard College. Cate was inspired by Bayswater Maria Montessori School, High Tech High, Little Leaf and Portfolio School. She enjoys surfing, yoga and TED talks. Stacey is a partner at Prehype, a group of entrepreneurs who help established companies and VC’s facilitate spin-outs, incubation and venture partnerships. Prehype runs programs for companies such as LEGO, Newscorp, Verizon, Kaplan and Coca-cola identifying new innovation and business opportunities and creating new adjacent businesses through a proprietary lean incubation process. A startup junkie, Stacey has also worked with numerous startups from Managed by Q to Barkbox, CuteCircuit, Joost and others. Stacey received an MBA from Columbia Business School and a bachelor's degree from Brown University. Cate is the founder of Hudson Lab School and co-founder of Learning Pods. She has helped startups raise over $100M in early stage capital and worked with entrepreneurs to build company value through mentoring, strategic planning, practical problem solving, and fundraising. Cate began her career as a Quantitative Analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein. She co-founded Launch Collective and set up the finances for Managed by Q. Cate is a Chartered Financial Analyst. She earned an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA from Barnard College. Cate was inspired by Bayswater Maria Montessori School, High Tech High, Little Leaf and Portfolio School. She enjoys surfing, yoga and TED talks. Stacey is a partner at Prehype, a group of entrepreneurs who help established companies and VC’s facilitate spin-outs, incubation and venture partnerships. Prehype runs programs for companies such as LEGO, Newscorp, Verizon, Kaplan and Coca-cola identifying new innovation and business opportunities and creating new adjacent businesses through a proprietary lean incubation process. A startup junkie, Stacey has also worked with numerous startups from Managed by Q to Barkbox, CuteCircuit, Joost and others. Stacey received an MBA from Columbia Business School and a bachelor's degree from Brown University. true full 73 a7cc2aac-f961-4d97-a79c-fb45ace47f2b The Future of Law and Technology Ft. Ryan Abbott. Follow Ryan Abbott on Twitter, and check his website!

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]]> The Future of Law and Technology Ft. Ryan Abbott. SOUR 00:42:35 Ryan Abbott, MD, JD, MTOM, PhD, is a mediator and arbitrator with JAMS, partner at Brown, Neri, Smith & Khan, LLP, Professor of Law and Health Sciences at the University of Surrey School of Law, and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. He is the author of “The Reasonable Robot: Artificial Intelligence and the Law” published in 2020 by Cambridge University Press. He has also published widely on issues associated with life sciences and intellectual property in leading legal, medical, and scientific books and journals, and his research has been featured prominently in the media including in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Financial Times. Professor Abbott has worked as an expert for, among others, the United Kingdom Parliament, the European Commission, the World Health Organization, and the World Intellectual Property Organization. He is a licensed physician and patent attorney in the United States, and a solicitor advocate in England and Wales. Managing Intellectual Property magazine named him as one of the fifty most influential people in intellectual property in 2019. Ryan Abbott, MD, JD, MTOM, PhD, is a mediator and arbitrator with JAMS, partner at Brown, Neri, Smith & Khan, LLP, Professor of Law and Health Sciences at the University of Surrey School of Law, and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. He is the author of “The Reasonable Robot: Artificial Intelligence and the Law” published in 2020 by Cambridge University Press. He has also published widely on issues associated with life sciences and intellectual property in leading legal, medical, and scientific books and journals, and his research has been featured prominently in the media including in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Financial Times. Professor Abbott has worked as an expert for, among others, the United Kingdom Parliament, the European Commission, the World Health Organization, and the World Intellectual Property Organization. He is a licensed physician and patent attorney in the United States, and a solicitor advocate in England and Wales. Managing Intellectual Property magazine named him as one of the fifty most influential people in intellectual property in 2019. false full 72 defb71e6-b7d4-451c-99e3-a8fabe16cbda "How Child-Friendly Planning and Design Can Save Cities" ft. Tim Gill Follow Tim Gill on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> "How Child-Friendly Planning and Design Can Save Cities" ft. Tim Gill SOUR 00:35:17 Tim Gill is an independent scholar, writer and consultant on childhood, and a global advocate for children’s play and mobility. His work cuts across public policy, education, child care, planning, transport, urban design and playwork. It engages with academics, practitioners, policy makers, the media and the wider public. Tim is a Design Council Ambassador, and a former director of the Children’s Play Council (now Play England). Tim is a longstanding advocate for child-friendly urban planning and design. His book Urban Playground: How child-friendly planning and design can save cities was published by the Royal Institute of British Architects in 2021. In 2017 he was awarded a Travelling Fellowship from the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust. This allowed him to study how the cities of Calgary, Ghent, Antwerp, Freiburg, Oslo, Rotterdam and Vancouver have taken children into account in their planning. Other cities including Recife, Tel Aviv and Tirana have also been included in Tim’s research, thanks to financial support from the Bernard van Leer Foundation through its Urban95 initiative. Tim is co-author of the first London-wide planning guidance on children’s play and recreation (published in 2008 under former Mayor Ken Livingstone); the revised edition is helping to shape neighbourhoods for London’s children. As well as playgrounds, his interest in the built environment embraces streets, neighbourhood planning, transport and public space, and children’s evolving relationship with nature. He explored this last topic in a 2011 report for former Mayor of London Boris Johnson’s Sustainable Development Commission entitled Sowing the Seeds: Reconnecting London’s children with nature. Tim Gill is an independent scholar, writer and consultant on childhood, and a global advocate for children’s play and mobility. His work cuts across public policy, education, child care, planning, transport, urban design and playwork. It engages with academics, practitioners, policy makers, the media and the wider public. Tim is a Design Council Ambassador, and a former director of the Children’s Play Council (now Play England). Tim is a longstanding advocate for child-friendly urban planning and design. His book Urban Playground: How child-friendly planning and design can save cities was published by the Royal Institute of British Architects in 2021. In 2017 he was awarded a Travelling Fellowship from the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust. This allowed him to study how the cities of Calgary, Ghent, Antwerp, Freiburg, Oslo, Rotterdam and Vancouver have taken children into account in their planning. Other cities including Recife, Tel Aviv and Tirana have also been included in Tim’s research, thanks to financial support from the Bernard van Leer Foundation through its Urban95 initiative. Tim is co-author of the first London-wide planning guidance on children’s play and recreation (published in 2008 under former Mayor Ken Livingstone); the revised edition is helping to shape neighbourhoods for London’s children. As well as playgrounds, his interest in the built environment embraces streets, neighbourhood planning, transport and public space, and children’s evolving relationship with nature. He explored this last topic in a 2011 report for former Mayor of London Boris Johnson’s Sustainable Development Commission entitled Sowing the Seeds: Reconnecting London’s children with nature. false full 71 5689e106-0f5d-465d-8daa-493f8767a25c Diagnosis to Self-Identification ft. Charli Clement Follow Charli Clement on Instagram and Twitter.

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]]> Diagnosis to Self-Identification ft. Charli Clement SOUR 00:41:31 Charli Clement (she/her) is a multiple neurodivergent and chronically ill activist, writer and speaker on topics including neurodivergence, chronic illness, asexuality, and mental health, with by-lines in VICE, The Metro, The Unwritten, and Conscious Being, alongside undertaking Expert by Experience roles. Charli is a Politics and International Relations student from the West Midlands, as well as an activist and volunteer. She is an autistic Expert by Experience working with NHS Black Country on making mental health care better for autistic young people, and work with the West Midlands CAMHS Provider Collaborative on Participation and Engagement as an EbyE. Charli is also a Lived Experience Consultant for the British Institute of Human Rights. Charli is a 2019 national #iwill Ambassador for youth social action, alongside local volunteer with the Scouts and member of the national Scouts Community Impact Group working on campaigns including A Million Hands, Scouts For SDGs and Care For Care Homes. Charli Clement (she/her) is a multiple neurodivergent and chronically ill activist, writer and speaker on topics including neurodivergence, chronic illness, asexuality, and mental health, with by-lines in VICE, The Metro, The Unwritten, and Conscious Being, alongside undertaking Expert by Experience roles. Charli is a Politics and International Relations student from the West Midlands, as well as an activist and volunteer. She is an autistic Expert by Experience working with NHS Black Country on making mental health care better for autistic young people, and work with the West Midlands CAMHS Provider Collaborative on Participation and Engagement as an EbyE. Charli is also a Lived Experience Consultant for the British Institute of Human Rights. Charli is a 2019 national #iwill Ambassador for youth social action, alongside local volunteer with the Scouts and member of the national Scouts Community Impact Group working on campaigns including A Million Hands, Scouts For SDGs and Care For Care Homes. false full 70 66a6b7ca-434c-4bb9-b55e-736df869b446 The Journey of Activism in Rights for All ft. Anjali Gopalan Follow Naz Foundation (India) Trust on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and their Website!

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]]> The Journey of Activism in Rights for All ft. Anjali Gopalan SOUR 00:45:28 Anjali Gopalan is the Founder and Executive Director of the Naz Foundation (India) Trust. She studied in both India and the US, with a degree in political science, a postgraduate diploma in journalism, and a Masters in International Development. She began working on issues related to HIV/AIDS and marginalized communities in the United States. On returning to India in the early 90s, she was frustrated at the lack of government response, and even civil society response, to the burgeoning HIV epidemic. Her response was to begin Naz and to focus on communities stigmatized by society. As a strong advocate for the sexual health and rights of the LGBTQIA community, Anjali spearheaded the 17-year legal battle against Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). In 2001, Naz filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) to decriminalize homosexuality and put an end to the archaic law under which individuals were harassed and discriminated against based on their sexual orientation. In 2001, Anjali was awarded the Commonwealth Award for her work with the marginalized communities. In 2005, she was nominated and short-listed for the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her work to bring harmony to those whose lives have none and became an Ashoka Fellow in recognition of her achievements as a social entrepreneur. She was named one of the 100 most Influential People in the World by the TIME magazine in 2012. Anjali was awarded Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur, the highest honor by the French Government for her work on Lesbian and Gay Rights in 2013. Anjali Gopalan is an environmentalist and a passionate lover of animals. Anjali Gopalan is the Founder and Executive Director of the Naz Foundation (India) Trust. She studied in both India and the US, with a degree in political science, a postgraduate diploma in journalism, and a Masters in International Development. She began working on issues related to HIV/AIDS and marginalized communities in the United States. On returning to India in the early 90s, she was frustrated at the lack of government response, and even civil society response, to the burgeoning HIV epidemic. Her response was to begin Naz and to focus on communities stigmatized by society. As a strong advocate for the sexual health and rights of the LGBTQIA community, Anjali spearheaded the 17-year legal battle against Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). In 2001, Naz filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) to decriminalize homosexuality and put an end to the archaic law under which individuals were harassed and discriminated against based on their sexual orientation. In 2001, Anjali was awarded the Commonwealth Award for her work with the marginalized communities. In 2005, she was nominated and short-listed for the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her work to bring harmony to those whose lives have none and became an Ashoka Fellow in recognition of her achievements as a social entrepreneur. She was named one of the 100 most Influential People in the World by the TIME magazine in 2012. Anjali was awarded Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur, the highest honor by the French Government for her work on Lesbian and Gay Rights in 2013. Anjali Gopalan is an environmentalist and a passionate lover of animals. false full 69 1c0a0571-dc03-4713-af9f-c26787ec3d4b How Air Quality Defines the Well-being of People and the Planet? ft. Dr. Lu Hu Follow Dr. Lu Hu on Twitter, and LinkedIn!

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]]> How Air Quality Defines the Well-being of People and the Planet? ft. Dr. Lu Hu SOUR 00:34:24 Dr. Lu Hu joined the University of Montana as an assistant professor in 2017. Before UM, Lu obtained his Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota in 2014, and then completed postdoc training at Harvard University. He went to China University of Geosciences in Beijing and experienced serious air pollution issues. Since then he has determined to study atmospheric chemistry and contribute scientific knowledge for people to achieve and breathe clean air. Dr. Hu's group is a joint experimental and modeling research program studying atmospheric organic chemistry and air pollution. The overarching goal is to improve understanding of the chemical composition of the atmosphere and how it is influenced by human activities and natural processes. His research group uses a combination of field observations, satellite data, and atmospheric modeling to investigate the origins, chemistry, and transport of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and their implications for air quality and climate locally and globally. Current projects focus on global tropospheric ozone budgets, long-term changes of trace gases in the atmosphere, land-atmosphere exchange of organic carbon. Dr. Lu Hu joined the University of Montana as an assistant professor in 2017. Before UM, Lu obtained his Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota in 2014, and then completed postdoc training at Harvard University. He went to China University of Geosciences in Beijing and experienced serious air pollution issues. Since then he has determined to study atmospheric chemistry and contribute scientific knowledge for people to achieve and breathe clean air. Dr. Hu's group is a joint experimental and modeling research program studying atmospheric organic chemistry and air pollution. The overarching goal is to improve understanding of the chemical composition of the atmosphere and how it is influenced by human activities and natural processes. His research group uses a combination of field observations, satellite data, and atmospheric modeling to investigate the origins, chemistry, and transport of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and their implications for air quality and climate locally and globally. Current projects focus on global tropospheric ozone budgets, long-term changes of trace gases in the atmosphere, land-atmosphere exchange of organic carbon. false full 68 bcbfb1d8-1903-49d9-b10d-84537a5e58c3 What’s Wrong With Education?
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What’s Wrong With Education?

SEPTEMBER 28, 2021

 


 

Education is the cornerstone of a healthy and prosperous society. It has been well-documented that higher education leads not only to higher wages and GDP, but also to increased levels of career satisfaction and fulfillment. It is therefore vital that we evaluate where education is falling short, and what it will look like in a future landscape of technological innovation, demographic shifts, and a heightened focus on sustainably built environments.

During What's Wrong With Education (www/Education), an online diagnostic panel discussion and Q&A which will also be recorded as part What's Wrong With: The Podcast, we will discuss the current and future needs of our educational systems together with people from across the globe and the field, to understand the underlying reasons of the challenges we face and discuss potential solutions, and to cultivate a space where collaboration catalyzes positive change and guides us in the right direction: how might we increase access to (digital) education in times of a pandemic? How will our future global needs call for more experimental forms of education? Can we reach marginalized groups and those who are currently excluded from education through technology? What will our campuses of the future look like? How can we provide education throughout a person's lifespan?

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PANELISTS
- Bryan Alexander Futurist, Researcher, Writer, Speaker, Consultant, and Teacher
- Maggie Grout, Founder & CEO Thinking Huts
- Ryan Derby-Talbot, Mathematician, Educator, and Dean at Deep Springs College
- Lisa Love, Co-Founder and CMO Tanoshi

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What’s Wrong With Education?

SEPTEMBER 28, 2021

 


 

Education is the cornerstone of a healthy and prosperous society. It has been well-documented that higher education leads not only to higher wages and GDP, but also to increased levels of career satisfaction and fulfillment. It is therefore vital that we evaluate where education is falling short, and what it will look like in a future landscape of technological innovation, demographic shifts, and a heightened focus on sustainably built environments.

During What's Wrong With Education (www/Education), an online diagnostic panel discussion and Q&A which will also be recorded as part What's Wrong With: The Podcast, we will discuss the current and future needs of our educational systems together with people from across the globe and the field, to understand the underlying reasons of the challenges we face and discuss potential solutions, and to cultivate a space where collaboration catalyzes positive change and guides us in the right direction: how might we increase access to (digital) education in times of a pandemic? How will our future global needs call for more experimental forms of education? Can we reach marginalized groups and those who are currently excluded from education through technology? What will our campuses of the future look like? How can we provide education throughout a person's lifespan?

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PANELISTS
- Bryan Alexander Futurist, Researcher, Writer, Speaker, Consultant, and Teacher
- Maggie Grout, Founder & CEO Thinking Huts
- Ryan Derby-Talbot, Mathematician, Educator, and Dean at Deep Springs College
- Lisa Love, Co-Founder and CMO Tanoshi

]]> What’s Wrong With Education? SOUR 01:00:35 Education is the cornerstone of a healthy and prosperous society. It has been well-documented that higher education leads not only to higher wages and GDP, but also to increased levels of career satisfaction and fulfillment. It is therefore vital that we evaluate where education is falling short, and what it will look like in a future landscape of technological innovation, demographic shifts, and a heightened focus on sustainably built environments. Education is the cornerstone of a healthy and prosperous society. It has been well-documented that higher education leads not only to higher wages and GDP, but also to increased levels of career satisfaction and fulfillment. It is therefore vital that we evaluate where education is falling short, and what it will look like in a future landscape of technological innovation, demographic shifts, and a heightened focus on sustainably built environments. false full 67 c9a36ef3-5f3e-4c59-bcb0-617b36a0fb38 Upstream Thinking in Healthcare Ft. Dr. Rishi Manchanda. Follow Dr. Rishi Manchanda on Twitter, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Upstream Thinking in Healthcare Ft. Dr. Rishi Manchanda. SOUR 00:54:08 Dr. Rishi Manchanda is a physician, author, and healthcare leader who has spent more than a decade developing novel strategies to improve health in resource-poor communities. He has served as director of social medicine for a network of community health centers in South-Central Los Angeles, as the lead primary care physician for homeless veterans at the Greater Los Angeles VA, and as chief medical officer for a self-insured employer with a large rural immigrant workforce. In his 2013 TED Book, The Upstream Doctors, and 2014 TED Talk, he introduced readers and viewers to the Upstreamists, a new model of healthcare workers who improve care by addressing patients’ health-related social needs, such as food, financial, and housing insecurity. The talk has been viewed nearly 2 million times, and the book has become recommended reading in medical schools and universities across the world. Dr. Rishi Manchanda is a physician, author, and healthcare leader who has spent more than a decade developing novel strategies to improve health in resource-poor communities. He has served as director of social medicine for a network of community health centers in South-Central Los Angeles, as the lead primary care physician for homeless veterans at the Greater Los Angeles VA, and as chief medical officer for a self-insured employer with a large rural immigrant workforce. In his 2013 TED Book, The Upstream Doctors, and 2014 TED Talk, he introduced readers and viewers to the Upstreamists, a new model of healthcare workers who improve care by addressing patients’ health-related social needs, such as food, financial, and housing insecurity. The talk has been viewed nearly 2 million times, and the book has become recommended reading in medical schools and universities across the world. false full 66 6902f6a4-b69a-4fb5-8b9b-5495cee54dfd Imagining the Universities of the Future ft. David Staley Follow David Staley on Twitter, and LinkedIn!

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]]> Imagining the Universities of the Future ft. David Staley SOUR 00:50:51 David Staley is an associate professor in the Department of History at The Ohio State University, where he teaches courses in digital history and historical methods. He holds courtesy appointments in the departments of Design--where he has taught courses in Design History and Design Futures--and Educational Studies, where he has led the "Forum on the University." His is the author of Historical Imagination (Routledge, 2021); Alternative Universities: Speculative Design for Innovation in Higher Education (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2019); Brain, Mind and Internet: A Deep History and Future (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014), Computers, Visualization and History, 2nded. (Routledge, 2014) and History and Future: Using Historical Thinking to Imagine the Future (Lexington Books, 2007). He is an Honorary Faculty Fellow in Innovation at the Center for Higher Ed Leadership and Innovative Practice (CHELIP) at Bay Path University, and was recently named a Fellow at the Center for Science and the Imagination at Arizona State University. He is host of the "Voices of Excellence in the Arts and Sciences" podcast and host of CreativeMornings Columbus. David Staley is an associate professor in the Department of History at The Ohio State University, where he teaches courses in digital history and historical methods. He holds courtesy appointments in the departments of Design--where he has taught courses in Design History and Design Futures--and Educational Studies, where he has led the "Forum on the University." His is the author of Historical Imagination (Routledge, 2021); Alternative Universities: Speculative Design for Innovation in Higher Education (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2019); Brain, Mind and Internet: A Deep History and Future (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014), Computers, Visualization and History, 2nded. (Routledge, 2014) and History and Future: Using Historical Thinking to Imagine the Future (Lexington Books, 2007). He is an Honorary Faculty Fellow in Innovation at the Center for Higher Ed Leadership and Innovative Practice (CHELIP) at Bay Path University, and was recently named a Fellow at the Center for Science and the Imagination at Arizona State University. He is host of the "Voices of Excellence in the Arts and Sciences" podcast and host of CreativeMornings Columbus. false full 65 8f86faeb-af1c-4276-ac45-2d194a7cd410 What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About Parenting Ft. Michaeleen Doucleff Follow Michaeleen Doucleff on Twitter!

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]]> What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About Parenting Ft. Michaeleen Doucleff SOUR 00:48:16 Michaeleen Doucleff, PhD, is a global health correspondent for NPR's Science Desk and the author of the New York Times bestseller Hunt, Gather, Parent. The book describes a way of raising kind and confident children, which moms and dads all over the world have turned to for millennia. Doucleff has a doctorate in chemistry from the University of Berkeley, California, and a bachelor's degree in biology from Caltech. For the past decade, Doucleff has reported on disease outbreaks and children's health for NPR. Before that, Doucleff was an editor at the journal Cell, where she wrote about the science behind pop culture. She lives in San Francisco with her husband, daughter and German Shepherd, Savanna. Michaeleen Doucleff, PhD, is a global health correspondent for NPR's Science Desk and the author of the New York Times bestseller Hunt, Gather, Parent. The book describes a way of raising kind and confident children, which moms and dads all over the world have turned to for millennia. Doucleff has a doctorate in chemistry from the University of Berkeley, California, and a bachelor's degree in biology from Caltech. For the past decade, Doucleff has reported on disease outbreaks and children's health for NPR. Before that, Doucleff was an editor at the journal Cell, where she wrote about the science behind pop culture. She lives in San Francisco with her husband, daughter and German Shepherd, Savanna. false full 64 04cb22be-a221-4813-af62-f04eb7d3d723 How 3D printing can enable accessible and personalized bionic arms Ft. Mohamed Dhaouafi Follow Cure Bionics on Instagram, Twitter, Linkedin and Facebook!

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]]> How 3D printing can enable accessible and personalized bionic arms Ft. Mohamed Dhaouafi Mohammed Dhaoafi, Cure Bionics 00:42:22 Mohamed DHAOUAFI is the CEO & Founder of Cure Bionics, a Medtech startup that develops 3D-printed, multi-grip and customizable bionic prosthetics for people with limb differences at an affordable cost. He is also the co-founder & COO of Agaruw, an eco friendly e-commerce platform. Mohamed holds an electronics engineering degree and a masters degree in Management of NGOs. He is a 2020 FORBES Middle East 30 Under 30, a 2020 MIT Technology Review 35 under 35 Innovator, one of the Next Generation Leaders by the TIME magazine, Africa 35 Under 35 Leaders and a 2019 Obama Foundation Africa Leader. Mohamed DHAOUAFI is the CEO & Founder of Cure Bionics, a Medtech startup that develops 3D-printed, multi-grip and customizable bionic prosthetics for people with limb differences at an affordable cost. He is also the co-founder & COO of Agaruw, an eco friendly e-commerce platform. Mohamed holds an electronics engineering degree and a masters degree in Management of NGOs. He is a 2020 FORBES Middle East 30 Under 30, a 2020 MIT Technology Review 35 under 35 Innovator, one of the Next Generation Leaders by the TIME magazine, Africa 35 Under 35 Leaders and a 2019 Obama Foundation Africa Leader. start-up, prosthetics, medtech, 3d printing false full 63 1116ff4b-0c7e-4acb-807c-ba6aacee0a84 What’s Wrong With Supply Chains? Part of this year’s programme will be a panel hosted by SOUR, titled What’s Wrong With Supply Chains? Panelists are Thomas Marinelli, Head of Sustainable Design and Sustainable Products at Signify, Kai Kuramoto, Founder of Cleanbodia, Lisa Morales-Hellebo, VC, entrepreneur and Fashion Tech Community Catalyst REFASHIOND and Olcay Silahlı, Co-founder & CEO at Fazla Gıda.

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WasteBuild EVERYWHERE is the must attend event for the international construction industry to be inspired, meet new contacts and to win business in the new circular built environment sector.

]]> Thu, 29 Jul 2021 12:09:40 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Part of this year’s programme will be a panel hosted by SOUR, titled What’s Wrong With Supply Chains? Panelists are Thomas Marinelli, Head of Sustainable Design and Sustainable Products at Signify, Kai Kuramoto, Founder of Cleanbodia, Lisa Morales-Hellebo, VC, entrepreneur and Fashion Tech Community Catalyst REFASHIOND and Olcay Silahlı, Co-founder & CEO at Fazla Gıda.

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WasteBuild EVERYWHERE is the must attend event for the international construction industry to be inspired, meet new contacts and to win business in the new circular built environment sector.

]]> What’s Wrong With Supply Chains? SOUR 00:57:37 WasteBuild is a year round platform for showcasing the latest materials, techniques, solutions and innovators themselves that are helping to deliver circular construction schemes today. Their aim is to support the transition towards a circular and regenerative built environment and in the process to tackle the climate emergency. In the face of the current coronavirus pandemic WatseBuild feels it is more important than ever that they support the construction sector to accelerate out of lockdown and to kickstart the campaign towards circularity. The organization has launched WasteBuild EVERYWHERE, an online event from 15-16 July, with paid conference and free exhibition passes available. WasteBuild EVERYWHERE will run online from 15-16 July as part of a week-long programme of architectural content alongside WAF. WasteBuild will remain focussed purely on circular and regenerative solutions for the built environment and to showcasing tangible practical and scalable solutions to help you reduce the embodied carbon in your next project. WasteBuild is a year round platform for showcasing the latest materials, techniques, solutions and innovators themselves that are helping to deliver circular construction schemes today. Their aim is to support the transition towards a circular and regenerative built environment and in the process to tackle the climate emergency. In the face of the current coronavirus pandemic WatseBuild feels it is more important than ever that they support the construction sector to accelerate out of lockdown and to kickstart the campaign towards circularity. The organization has launched WasteBuild EVERYWHERE, an online event from 15-16 July, with paid conference and free exhibition passes available. WasteBuild EVERYWHERE will run online from 15-16 July as part of a week-long programme of architectural content alongside WAF. WasteBuild will remain focussed purely on circular and regenerative solutions for the built environment and to showcasing tangible practical and scalable solutions to help you reduce the embodied carbon in your next project. false full 62 9c39e11b-4c53-4d24-92d7-17eaae71742c Cognitive Bias and its Impact on Design Ft. David Dylan Thomas Follow David Dylan Thomas on Instagram and Twitter!

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]]> Cognitive Bias and its Impact on Design Ft. David Dylan Thomas SOUR 00:51:32 David Dylan Thomas, author of Design for Cognitive Bias, creator and host of The Cognitive Bias Podcast, and a twenty-year practitioner of content strategy and UX, has consulted major clients in entertainment, healthcare, publishing, finance, and retail. As the founder and CEO of David Dylan Thomas, LLC he offers workshops and presentations on inclusive design and the role of bias in making decisions. He has presented at TEDNYC, SXSW Interactive, Confab, An Event Apart, LavaCon, UX Copenhagen, Artifact, IA Conference, IxDA, Design and Content Conference, Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise, and the Wharton Web Conference on topics at the intersection of bias, design, and social justice. David Dylan Thomas, author of Design for Cognitive Bias, creator and host of The Cognitive Bias Podcast, and a twenty-year practitioner of content strategy and UX, has consulted major clients in entertainment, healthcare, publishing, finance, and retail. As the founder and CEO of David Dylan Thomas, LLC he offers workshops and presentations on inclusive design and the role of bias in making decisions. He has presented at TEDNYC, SXSW Interactive, Confab, An Event Apart, LavaCon, UX Copenhagen, Artifact, IA Conference, IxDA, Design and Content Conference, Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise, and the Wharton Web Conference on topics at the intersection of bias, design, and social justice. false full 61 b29c633a-ecc6-48a3-bd79-695d09bd926c The roadmap to net zero Ft. Victoria Burrows Follow WorldGBC and Victoria Burrows on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> The roadmap to net zero Ft. Victoria Burrows SOUR 00:46:45 Victoria Burrows is Director of Advancing Net Zero, the pioneering WorldGBC global project to ensure that all buildings are “net zero” carbon by 2050. In this role, Victoria oversees and supports Green Building Councils participating in the project, as well as a number of other partnerships which provide funding and support, marketing and communications, and the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment. With a strong background in the sustainable development industry, ranging from client side advisory services, green building rating tool consultancy, and an on-site Head of Sustainability for a major international contractor, Victoria brings a unique perspective to the Advancing Net Zero project. Victoria has a degree in Architecture and Environmental Design from the University of Nottingham, and co-authored the book: A Whole System Approach to High-Performance Green Buildings. Victoria is based between London, UK and France. Victoria Burrows is Director of Advancing Net Zero, the pioneering WorldGBC global project to ensure that all buildings are “net zero” carbon by 2050. In this role, Victoria oversees and supports Green Building Councils participating in the project, as well as a number of other partnerships which provide funding and support, marketing and communications, and the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment. With a strong background in the sustainable development industry, ranging from client side advisory services, green building rating tool consultancy, and an on-site Head of Sustainability for a major international contractor, Victoria brings a unique perspective to the Advancing Net Zero project. Victoria has a degree in Architecture and Environmental Design from the University of Nottingham, and co-authored the book: A Whole System Approach to High-Performance Green Buildings. Victoria is based between London, UK and France. false full 60 b0484336-c58f-47c2-9a9c-a35d3d5e69e4 The Invisible Labor Behind AI ft. Saiph Savage Follow Saiph Savage on Instagram, Twitter and Check her Website!

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]]> The Invisible Labor Behind AI ft. Saiph Savage SOUR 00:49:02 Saiph Savage is the co-Director of the Civic Innovation Lab at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), an Affiliate Assistant professor at the University of Washington, one of the 35 Innovators under 35 by the MIT Technology Review, and a fellow at the Center for Democracy & Technology. Her work has been covered in the BBC, Deutsche Welle, and the New York Times, as well as published in top venues such as ACM CHI, CSCW, and AAAI ICWSM, where she has also won honorable mention awards. Dr. Savage has been awarded grants from the National Science Foundation, industry, the United Nations, and has also created collaborations with both Federal and local Governments where she has driven them to adopt Human Centered Design and A.I. to deliver better experiences and government services to citizens. Dr. Savage has opened the research area of Human Computer Interaction at West Virginia University, and Saiph’s students have obtained fellowships and internships in both industry (Facebook Research, Twitch Research, and Microsoft Research) as well as academia (Oxford Internet Institute). Saiph holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), and a master's and Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Dr. Savage has also worked at the University of Washington, Carnegie Mellon University, and Intel Labs. She has been a tech worker at Microsoft Bing, and a crowd research worker at Stanford. Saiph Savage is the co-Director of the Civic Innovation Lab at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), an Affiliate Assistant professor at the University of Washington, one of the 35 Innovators under 35 by the MIT Technology Review, and a fellow at the Center for Democracy & Technology. Her work has been covered in the BBC, Deutsche Welle, and the New York Times, as well as published in top venues such as ACM CHI, CSCW, and AAAI ICWSM, where she has also won honorable mention awards. Dr. Savage has been awarded grants from the National Science Foundation, industry, the United Nations, and has also created collaborations with both Federal and local Governments where she has driven them to adopt Human Centered Design and A.I. to deliver better experiences and government services to citizens. Dr. Savage has opened the research area of Human Computer Interaction at West Virginia University, and Saiph’s students have obtained fellowships and internships in both industry (Facebook Research, Twitch Research, and Microsoft Research) as well as academia (Oxford Internet Institute). Saiph holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), and a master's and Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Dr. Savage has also worked at the University of Washington, Carnegie Mellon University, and Intel Labs. She has been a tech worker at Microsoft Bing, and a crowd research worker at Stanford. false full 59 20897a5b-77a0-4b4b-b616-3a682e1b240c Scaling Clean Battery Solutions Ft. Tom Einar Jensen Follow FREYR on Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube!

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]]> Scaling Clean Battery Solutions Ft. Tom Einar Jensen SOUR 00:44:00 Tom Einar Jensen is CEO of FREYR, a Norwegian based company that plans to develop up to 43 GWh of battery cell production capacity by 2025 to position the Company as one of Europe’s largest battery cell suppliers. FREYR will supply safe, high energy density and cost competitive clean battery cells to the rapidly growing global markets for electric vehicles, energy storage, and marine applications, based on renewable energy sourced from hydro and wind in a crisp, clear and energized environment. Tom Einar is also Co-Founder and Partner at EDGE, a global advisory, investment and project development firm aiming to catalyze responsible solutions in the sustainability space. Previously, he held management positions at SYSTEMIQ, Joule Unlimited and Agrinos. Before that, he held various management positions in finance, strategy and business development at Norsk Hydro. Tom Einar Jensen is CEO of FREYR, a Norwegian based company that plans to develop up to 43 GWh of battery cell production capacity by 2025 to position the Company as one of Europe’s largest battery cell suppliers. FREYR will supply safe, high energy density and cost competitive clean battery cells to the rapidly growing global markets for electric vehicles, energy storage, and marine applications, based on renewable energy sourced from hydro and wind in a crisp, clear and energized environment. Tom Einar is also Co-Founder and Partner at EDGE, a global advisory, investment and project development firm aiming to catalyze responsible solutions in the sustainability space. Previously, he held management positions at SYSTEMIQ, Joule Unlimited and Agrinos. Before that, he held various management positions in finance, strategy and business development at Norsk Hydro. false full 58 a4e54318-2e2c-40f5-ae79-7d22b628c0a6 How might we create healthy cities Ft. Mark Nieuwenhuijsen Follow ISGlobal on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> How might we create healthy cities Ft. Mark Nieuwenhuijsen SOUR 00:40:07 Mark Nieuwenhuijsen is a Research Professor and a Director of the Urban Planning, Environment and Health initiative and the Air pollution and Urban Environment research program at ISGlobal Barcelona, Spain. He is a world leading expert in environmental exposure assessment, epidemiology, and health impact assessment with a strong focus and interest on healthy urban living. He has edited 3 books on Exposure Assessment and on Environmental Epidemiology, 3 books around urban and transport planning and health, and one on Traffic Related Air pollution, co-authored 35 book chapters, and has co-authored more than 450 papers published in peer reviewed journals. In 2018, he was awarded the ISEE John Goldsmith Award for Outstanding Contributions to Environmental Epidemiology. In 2018, 2019 and 2020 he was among the 1% most cited scientists in the world. Mark Nieuwenhuijsen is a Research Professor and a Director of the Urban Planning, Environment and Health initiative and the Air pollution and Urban Environment research program at ISGlobal Barcelona, Spain. He is a world leading expert in environmental exposure assessment, epidemiology, and health impact assessment with a strong focus and interest on healthy urban living. He has edited 3 books on Exposure Assessment and on Environmental Epidemiology, 3 books around urban and transport planning and health, and one on Traffic Related Air pollution, co-authored 35 book chapters, and has co-authored more than 450 papers published in peer reviewed journals. In 2018, he was awarded the ISEE John Goldsmith Award for Outstanding Contributions to Environmental Epidemiology. In 2018, 2019 and 2020 he was among the 1% most cited scientists in the world. urban environment, urban planning, air pollution, environment and health initiative false full 57 f82c451a-ff57-4d08-baa0-1c3993b8362d How do we enable sustainable creativity? Ft. Andy Wright Follow Never Not Creative on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> How do we enable sustainable creativity? Ft. Andy Wright SOUR 01:14:23 Andy Wright is the creator of the Never Not Creative community and co-chair of the creative, media and marketing industry Mentally-Healthy Change Group. He's been working in the creative industry for many years. From running the local offices of global agencies like Interbrand and R/GA, he was also an original co-founder of For The People in Sydney. He's run successful and award-winning projects for GOMA, Australia Post, Telstra and Streamtime. It’s the latter where Andy now spends his time leading the project management software business, with a mission to create healthier creative businesses as Streamtime’s Managing Director. When not doing any of the above, you might find him somewhere in Scandinavia chasing the Aurora Borealis and a bit of peace and quiet. Andy Wright is the creator of the Never Not Creative community and co-chair of the creative, media and marketing industry Mentally-Healthy Change Group. He's been working in the creative industry for many years. From running the local offices of global agencies like Interbrand and R/GA, he was also an original co-founder of For The People in Sydney. He's run successful and award-winning projects for GOMA, Australia Post, Telstra and Streamtime. It’s the latter where Andy now spends his time leading the project management software business, with a mission to create healthier creative businesses as Streamtime’s Managing Director. When not doing any of the above, you might find him somewhere in Scandinavia chasing the Aurora Borealis and a bit of peace and quiet. mental health, never not creative, creative industry false full 56 f5b081f9-ee7f-4e6e-8be3-7588847f48b8 What’s Wrong With Tech? Panellists:
> Melinda Briana Epler | Founder & CEO of Change Catalyst
> Dr. Tim Summers | CEO of Summers & Company / Founder of WikiBreach / Executive Director of Third Horizon Initiatives within the University Technology Office at Arizona State University
> Prof. Maja Matarić | Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, Neuroscience, and Pediatrics Interim Vice President of Research at USC, and Founding Director of the USC Robotics and Autonomous Systems Center

]]> Wed, 12 May 2021 15:53:35 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Computer Science, What's Wrong With, Tech, Design) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Panellists:
> Melinda Briana Epler | Founder & CEO of Change Catalyst
> Dr. Tim Summers | CEO of Summers & Company / Founder of WikiBreach / Executive Director of Third Horizon Initiatives within the University Technology Office at Arizona State University
> Prof. Maja Matarić | Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, Neuroscience, and Pediatrics Interim Vice President of Research at USC, and Founding Director of the USC Robotics and Autonomous Systems Center

]]> What’s Wrong With Tech? Computer Science, What's Wrong With, Tech, Design 01:00:01 What’s wrong with technology is a question as old as civilization itself. Throughout human history, the development of technology has helped us adapt, organize, and mobilize. It has allowed us to control our environments, improve our health, protect us, expand our understanding of the cosmos, move us faster from A to B, and communicate information more and more efficiently. But as tech has grown increasingly complex and intertwined with most aspects of our modern lives, so have the ethical dilemmas surrounding its applications. What’s wrong with technology is a question as old as civilization itself. Throughout human history, the development of technology has helped us adapt, organize, and mobilize. It has allowed us to control our environments, improve our health, protect us, expand our understanding of the cosmos, move us faster from A to B, and communicate information more and more efficiently. But as tech has grown increasingly complex and intertwined with most aspects of our modern lives, so have the ethical dilemmas surrounding its applications. false full 55 54074cca-e631-4289-847b-8a718c94cc6a How does what we eat affect our world? ft. Courtney Boyd Myers Follow Courtney Boyd on Instagram, Facebook and check out her Website!

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]]> How does what we eat affect our world? ft. Courtney Boyd Myers Courtney Boyd, AKUA 00:38:28 Courtney Boyd is the co-founder and CEO of AKUA, a modern brand on a mission to become a household name for sustainable, seagreens-based foods. She began her career in kelp as an adviser to GreenWave, a nonprofit that supports the regenerative ocean farming industry. She was the first investor in her husband's business Unframed Ice Cream, a Cape Town based ice cream brand that was named #1 in the world in 2019. When she's not hustling sea vegetables and vegan ice cream, CBM is a Global Community Ambassador to Summit, a community and events company that brings together innovators and creatives for immersive events. She began her career as a journalist at Forbes Magazine and The Next Web and has been recognized as one of Fast Company’s Most Creative People in Business. She is the creator of three popular Facebook Groups including Sloane's List, a 10,000 person group that has helped hundreds of people find jobs and hire talent; YesNomads, a curated community for private home sharing, and #OMGCPG, a community of founders of consumer packaged goods companies. Courtney Boyd is the co-founder and CEO of AKUA, a modern brand on a mission to become a household name for sustainable, seagreens-based foods. She began her career in kelp as an adviser to GreenWave, a nonprofit that supports the regenerative ocean farming industry. She was the first investor in her husband's business Unframed Ice Cream, a Cape Town based ice cream brand that was named #1 in the world in 2019. When she's not hustling sea vegetables and vegan ice cream, CBM is a Global Community Ambassador to Summit, a community and events company that brings together innovators and creatives for immersive events. She began her career as a journalist at Forbes Magazine and The Next Web and has been recognized as one of Fast Company’s Most Creative People in Business. She is the creator of three popular Facebook Groups including Sloane's List, a 10,000 person group that has helped hundreds of people find jobs and hire talent; YesNomads, a curated community for private home sharing, and #OMGCPG, a community of founders of consumer packaged goods companies. sustainibility, enterprenurship, free meat food false full 54 3c2311d6-4869-4749-89ba-469dc1ba45b3 How do we get to zero waste? Ft. Martijn Horsman Follow Martijn Horsman on LinkedIn!

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]]> How do we get to zero waste? Ft. Martijn Horsman Martijn Horsman, Royal Schiphol Group 01:00:11 Martijn Horsman is Strategic Sustainability Advisor for Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Asset Management. He has a background in commercial real estate development. Developing the Cradle to Cradle inspired new building for the Airport Morgue, he got convinced it was time for change. Now he is working as a purpose-driven Circular Economy Ambassador for Royal Schiphol Group, aiming for a zero waste and zero emissions Airport by 2030. Teaming up with a growing Schiphol Circular Economy Community and a vast and growing network of specialists he is making the switch to circular happening. Martijn Horsman is Strategic Sustainability Advisor for Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Asset Management. He has a background in commercial real estate development. Developing the Cradle to Cradle inspired new building for the Airport Morgue, he got convinced it was time for change. Now he is working as a purpose-driven Circular Economy Ambassador for Royal Schiphol Group, aiming for a zero waste and zero emissions Airport by 2030. Teaming up with a growing Schiphol Circular Economy Community and a vast and growing network of specialists he is making the switch to circular happening. sustainability, circular economy community, zero waste, zero emission false full 53 660c2bdf-ea3b-4a05-8733-4f90a077c36c The Relationship between Gardening and Mental Health. Ft. Sue Stuart Smith Follow Sue Stuart Smith on Instagram and Twitter!

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]]> The Relationship between Gardening and Mental Health. Ft. Sue Stuart Smith Well Gardened Mind, Sue Stuart Smith 00:52:24 Sue Stuart-Smith is a psychiatrist, psychotherapist and author of The Well Gardened Mind, a Sunday Times Bestseller. She studied English Literature at the University of Cambridge before qualifying as a doctor and working in the National Health Service for many years, becoming the lead clinician for psychotherapy in Hertfordshire. She currently teaches at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust in London and is a consultant at DocHealth, a not for profit, psychotherapeutic consultation service for doctors. She is married to Tom Stuart-Smith, the celebrated garden designer, and, over thirty years together, they have created the wonderful Barn Garden in Hertfordshire. Her book, The Well Gardened Mind, analyses the relationship between gardening and mental health. Sue Stuart-Smith is a psychiatrist, psychotherapist and author of The Well Gardened Mind, a Sunday Times Bestseller. She studied English Literature at the University of Cambridge before qualifying as a doctor and working in the National Health Service for many years, becoming the lead clinician for psychotherapy in Hertfordshire. She currently teaches at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust in London and is a consultant at DocHealth, a not for profit, psychotherapeutic consultation service for doctors. She is married to Tom Stuart-Smith, the celebrated garden designer, and, over thirty years together, they have created the wonderful Barn Garden in Hertfordshire. Her book, The Well Gardened Mind, analyses the relationship between gardening and mental health. psychiatrist, psychotherapist, the well gardened mind false full 52 fbdb8c4a-f794-4ddf-bbca-cb4805944c20 Why is quality and equitable maternal care a human right? Ft. Nan Strauss Follow Every Mother Counts on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> Why is quality and equitable maternal care a human right? Ft. Nan Strauss Nan Strauss, Every Mother Counts 00:53:01 Nan Strauss is the Managing Director of Policy, Advocacy, and Grantmaking for Every Mother Counts, where she leads the organization’s efforts to advance policies and programs that expand access to quality, respectful, and equitable care practices for all members of the community. Previously, as the Director of Research and Policy at Choices in Childbirth, Nan’s work included research and advocacy framing midwifery and doula care as high-value models of maternity care. Nan's work on maternal health began at Amnesty International USA, where she did crucial work as the Director of Maternal Health Research and Policy. She focused on the US maternal health crisis, and her work included campaigning, policy, advocacy, and media efforts regarding maternal health and developing and strengthening federal and state laws. Nan Strauss is the Managing Director of Policy, Advocacy, and Grantmaking for Every Mother Counts, where she leads the organization’s efforts to advance policies and programs that expand access to quality, respectful, and equitable care practices for all members of the community. Previously, as the Director of Research and Policy at Choices in Childbirth, Nan’s work included research and advocacy framing midwifery and doula care as high-value models of maternity care. Nan's work on maternal health began at Amnesty International USA, where she did crucial work as the Director of Maternal Health Research and Policy. She focused on the US maternal health crisis, and her work included campaigning, policy, advocacy, and media efforts regarding maternal health and developing and strengthening federal and state laws. woman leaders, health, media, women organization, choices in childbirth false full 2 f21ab663-cea2-4d9c-91cd-ed96719f4ba5 The importance of people-first design ft. Jaime Derringer Follow the Design Milk on their Website, Twitter, and Instagram.

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]]> The importance of people-first design ft. Jaime Derringer Jaime Derringer, Design Milk 00:50:08 Today on the podcast, Jaime Derringer, artist and Founder of Design Milk, a media and e-commerce brand dedicated to modern design, home furnishings, art & architecture, with millions of followers worldwide. She is Chief Creative Officer of Design Milk Co., which includes Design Milk, Ahalife, and Kaufmann Mercantile. Additionally, Jaime co-founded a popular design podcast called Clever that features interviews with designers, architects, and other creatives about the humanity behind design. Today on the podcast, Jaime Derringer, artist and Founder of Design Milk, a media and e-commerce brand dedicated to modern design, home furnishings, art & architecture, with millions of followers worldwide. She is Chief Creative Officer of Design Milk Co., which includes Design Milk, Ahalife, and Kaufmann Mercantile. Additionally, Jaime co-founded a popular design podcast called Clever that features interviews with designers, architects, and other creatives about the humanity behind design. art, design milk, ecommerce, media, design, home furnishings, architecture, modern design false full 1 f4eab2aa-5f5d-44c6-941a-75f99ea4a570 Season 2 Is Here! Follow SOUR on Instagram and on Twitter!

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]]> Season 2 Is Here! SOUR 00:01:01 We're back with season 2 of What's Wrong With The Podcast. We'll be sitting down with experts and progress makers to analyze urban, social, or environmental problems in in-depth and real conversations. We're back with season 2 of What's Wrong With The Podcast. We'll be sitting down with experts and progress makers to analyze urban, social, or environmental problems in in-depth and real conversations. false trailer 769a6ac5-ff06-4ea6-af0f-54659cfd635d Season 1 Synopsis ft. SOUR Follow SOUR on Instagram and on Twitter!

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]]> Season 1 Synopsis ft. SOUR SOUR 01:24:09 This past year, we have learned so much from our podcast guests. Every guest brought in a new perspective and interesting insights on a number of different topics. So, for this season-one wrap-up, we thought we would revisit some of the things we learned as a team, and some of the ideas that have shifted our perspectives as designers. Joining our host and SOUR Partner, Pinar Guvenc, is the entire team: Inanc Eray, Partner Nicholas Doghlass, Architect Marianne de Zeeuw, Growth Manager Irem Gocmenoglu, Communication Designer Melike Baltalar Ozkan, Architect Zeynep Damgacioglu, Architect Farhan Kazmi, Architect Yasmine Abuzeid, Design Researcher & Strategist This past year, we have learned so much from our podcast guests. Every guest brought in a new perspective and interesting insights on a number of different topics. So, for this season-one wrap-up, we thought we would revisit some of the things we learned as a team, and some of the ideas that have shifted our perspectives as designers. Joining our host and SOUR Partner, Pinar Guvenc, is the entire team: Inanc Eray, Partner Nicholas Doghlass, Architect Marianne de Zeeuw, Growth Manager Irem Gocmenoglu, Communication Designer Melike Baltalar Ozkan, Architect Zeynep Damgacioglu, Architect Farhan Kazmi, Architect Yasmine Abuzeid, Design Researcher & Strategist false full 50 c4ffc9fc-a615-4559-a8b6-840a70f214be Where brain science meets art, uncovering overlooked intelligences ft. Adam Haar Horowitz Follow the MIT Media Lab on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. 

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]]> Where brain science meets art, uncovering overlooked intelligences ft. Adam Haar Horowitz MIT Media Lab, Adam Haar Horowitz 01:08:43 Adam Haar Horowitz, a Ph.D. student at MIT, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss his work that exists between neuroscience, human-computer interaction, and experiential art. His current projects include dystopian emotion spas, wearable electronics that actuate awe, applied brain science to make fairer prison policy, and dream control and capture in the liminal space between wakefulness and sleep. Adam Haar Horowitz, a Ph.D. student at MIT, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss his work that exists between neuroscience, human-computer interaction, and experiential art. His current projects include dystopian emotion spas, wearable electronics that actuate awe, applied brain science to make fairer prison policy, and dream control and capture in the liminal space between wakefulness and sleep. false full 49 3c447f03-ef5d-4dca-ad52-17e632e613ca How to engage millennials in sustainable community development ft. Jennifer Uchendu Follow Susty Vibes on Instagram and Twitter!

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]]> How to engage millennials in sustainable community development ft. Jennifer Uchendu Susty Vibes, Jennifer Uchendu 00:45:27 Jennifer Uchendu, a sustainability communicator, analyst, and founder of SustyVibes, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the work she does to make sustainability action for young people in Nigeria. Her sustainability work is focused on climate change, ecofeminism, and meaningful youth participation in the sustainable development agenda. Jennifer Uchendu, a sustainability communicator, analyst, and founder of SustyVibes, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the work she does to make sustainability action for young people in Nigeria. Her sustainability work is focused on climate change, ecofeminism, and meaningful youth participation in the sustainable development agenda. sustainability, climate change false full 48 0ba12818-725e-41e9-87b0-e785655697fe The problem of “othering” ft. Aws Jubair Follow Aws on Twitter. 

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]]> The problem of “othering” ft. Aws Jubair Aws Jubair 00:44:54 Aws Jubair, activist, humanitarian worker, and filmmaker, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the work he does to support and advocate for refugees and LGBTQ issues in the MENA region. Aws is the director of the Aman Project, the United Hands for Refugees, and the De-Otherize Dialogue Project. Aws Jubair, activist, humanitarian worker, and filmmaker, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the work he does to support and advocate for refugees and LGBTQ issues in the MENA region. Aws is the director of the Aman Project, the United Hands for Refugees, and the De-Otherize Dialogue Project. false full 47 bfa2638e-37fd-4e56-8f35-c4bbb3c50566 How equality and equity are different, and why it matters. ft. Antionette Carroll Follow Creative Reaction Lab on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> How equality and equity are different, and why it matters. ft. Antionette Carroll Antionette Carroll, Creative Reaction Lab 00:44:25 Antionette Carroll, Founder, President and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the need to redesign systems of oppression, inequality, and inequity. Creative Reaction Lab is a non-profit educating and deploying youth to challenge racial and health inequalities impacting Black and Latinx populations. They dig into the context, history, and power surrounding race and ethnicity in the design and business worlds, in the United States, and in the world at large. Antionette Carroll, Founder, President and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab, joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the need to redesign systems of oppression, inequality, and inequity. Creative Reaction Lab is a non-profit educating and deploying youth to challenge racial and health inequalities impacting Black and Latinx populations. They dig into the context, history, and power surrounding race and ethnicity in the design and business worlds, in the United States, and in the world at large. people of color, racial equity, equity, racial equality, equality false full 46 0931f694-3832-4c0b-a49d-46073a2affba What's Wrong With Art? Panel Discussion Mon, 2 Nov 2020 16:30:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Joel Artista, Roots Studio, Rebecca Hui, Joel Bergner, The Other Art Fair, Damien Davis Studio, Damien Davis, Ryan Stanier, Artolution) https://www.sour.studio/podcast What's Wrong With Art? Panel Discussion Joel Artista, Roots Studio, Rebecca Hui, Joel Bergner, The Other Art Fair, Damien Davis Studio, Damien Davis, Ryan Stanier, Artolution 01:32:03 From the live panel discussion on Tuesday, October 27th! When we talk about what’s wrong with art, we’re talking about what’s wrong with our society at-large. The issues of race, identity, housing insecurity, job insecurity in a digital age, nationalism, xenophobia, inclusion/exclusion and many others are all coming to a boil now as the heat has been turned up by an invisible contagion that has exposed burns we thought had been healing. What’s wrong with art is a problem of institutionalisation, of a scaffolding that’s been built on a shaky foundation, of a kind of monolithic gate-keeper that can be exclusionary and elitist, and of a dusty, colonial art history narrative that has lionised white European creativity and diminished anything Other. Panellists: Rebecca Hui, Founder, Roots Studio Damien Davis, Artist Joel Bergner, Founder, Artolution Ryan Stanier, Founder, The Other Art Fair _______ What’s Wrong With (www/) is a diagnostic discussion series and podcast where the progress makers, boundary pushers and creative leaders diagnose and discuss the problems in various fields, with the goal of creating a research base for potential sustainable solutions applicable today and tomorrow. Created by SOUR www/ is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with our both missions of solving social and urban problems. www/Art is a collaboration with bluenectar. bluenectar gives digital marketing and brand strategy consulting to underrepresented artists and arts organizations, while consulting growing businesses on accountable brand positioning and expression of values through bridging them with artists, arts organizations, curators, and academics, to conceive dynamic environments and move the needle in tackling global issues via sustainable partnerships. From the live panel discussion on Tuesday, October 27th! When we talk about what’s wrong with art, we’re talking about what’s wrong with our society at-large. The issues of race, identity, housing insecurity, job insecurity in a digital age, nationalism, xenophobia, inclusion/exclusion and many others are all coming to a boil now as the heat has been turned up by an invisible contagion that has exposed burns we thought had been healing. What’s wrong with art is a problem of institutionalisation, of a scaffolding that’s been built on a shaky foundation, of a kind of monolithic gate-keeper that can be exclusionary and elitist, and of a dusty, colonial art history narrative that has lionised white European creativity and diminished anything Other. Panellists: Rebecca Hui, Founder, Roots Studio Damien Davis, Artist Joel Bergner, Founder, Artolution Ryan Stanier, Founder, The Other Art Fair _______ What’s Wrong With (www/) is a diagnostic discussion series and podcast where the progress makers, boundary pushers and creative leaders diagnose and discuss the problems in various fields, with the goal of creating a research base for potential sustainable solutions applicable today and tomorrow. Created by SOUR www/ is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with our both missions of solving social and urban problems. www/Art is a collaboration with bluenectar. bluenectar gives digital marketing and brand strategy consulting to underrepresented artists and arts organizations, while consulting growing businesses on accountable brand positioning and expression of values through bridging them with artists, arts organizations, curators, and academics, to conceive dynamic environments and move the needle in tackling global issues via sustainable partnerships. true bonus be925367-3d93-4a22-8979-e4b92792bf71 How can art institutions adapt in times of uncertainty? ft. Arter Follow Arter on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> Fri, 23 Oct 2020 15:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (İlkay Baliç, Arter) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Arter on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!

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]]> How can art institutions adapt in times of uncertainty? ft. Arter İlkay Baliç, Arter 00:41:58 İlkay Baliç is Director of Communications at Arter in Istanbul. Arter is a contemporary art space in the neighborhood of Dolapdere in Istanbul that brings together artists and audiences through celebration of today’s art in all its forms and disciplines. Arter presents exhibitions from its collection as well as performances and events across disciplines, expanding the range of its program. İlkay joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss how art institutions can keep engaging audiences in a dialogue around art, as creative and active individuals themselves in face of uncertain times. We discuss the need to create more access and content for the differently-abled. We also talk about the ways in which art institutions have struggled through the COVID-19 pandemic, and the decision making that resulted as a consequence of it. İlkay Baliç is Director of Communications at Arter in Istanbul. Arter is a contemporary art space in the neighborhood of Dolapdere in Istanbul that brings together artists and audiences through celebration of today’s art in all its forms and disciplines. Arter presents exhibitions from its collection as well as performances and events across disciplines, expanding the range of its program. İlkay joins SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss how art institutions can keep engaging audiences in a dialogue around art, as creative and active individuals themselves in face of uncertain times. We discuss the need to create more access and content for the differently-abled. We also talk about the ways in which art institutions have struggled through the COVID-19 pandemic, and the decision making that resulted as a consequence of it. art, museums false full 45 35d2f703-496e-4bff-b8c2-b38921ad1329 Building inclusion through the power of play ft. The National Inclusion Project Follow the National Inclusion Project on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Youtube!

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]]> Building inclusion through the power of play ft. The National Inclusion Project National Inclusion Project, Aron Hall, Amanda Kloo 00:54:49 Dr Amanda Kloo is the National Inclusion Project’s Director of Inclusive Recreation Standards and Accreditation and Aron Hall is the Director of Programs and coordinates the National Inclusion Project’s Let’s ALL Play partnership programs and training as well as ongoing program development. Amanda and Aron join SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the need to design for better representation and more inclusion, and how to go about doing that. They also dig into the power of language and its impact on children with disabilities, their education, and their opportunities for play. Dr Amanda Kloo is the National Inclusion Project’s Director of Inclusive Recreation Standards and Accreditation and Aron Hall is the Director of Programs and coordinates the National Inclusion Project’s Let’s ALL Play partnership programs and training as well as ongoing program development. Amanda and Aron join SOUR’s Pinar Guvenc to discuss the need to design for better representation and more inclusion, and how to go about doing that. They also dig into the power of language and its impact on children with disabilities, their education, and their opportunities for play. children with disabilities, inclusion, education, inclusive design, people with disabilities, play, recreation programs false full 44 b4a56a9b-7aef-487e-b9bb-42019315a896 Understanding the intrinsic value of our planet to fight climate change ft. Dr Richard Byron-Cox Follow the UNCCD - Capacity Building Marketplace on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, and Youtube. 

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]]> Understanding the intrinsic value of our planet to fight climate change ft. Dr Richard Byron-Cox Dr Richard Byron-Cox 01:00:43 Dr Richard Byron-Cox holds a PhD in public international law. He is a trained and experienced diplomat, international relations specialist and linguist. Dr Byron-Cox is presently the Head of the Capacity Development and Innovation Office at the Secretariat of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification. There he is responsible for inter alia, for spearheading the capacity development programme; coordinating the internship/mentorship programme; and leading the Secretariat’s programme on innovations. In his present work, Dr. Byron-Cox has realized many firsts including masterminding the conceptualization, design, development, and implementation of UNCCD Capacity Building Marketplace, its exclusive e-learning platform, as well as the world’s first-ever project aimed at achieving Land Degradation Neutrality in 14 countries around the world. Dr Richard Byron-Cox holds a PhD in public international law. He is a trained and experienced diplomat, international relations specialist and linguist. Dr Byron-Cox is presently the Head of the Capacity Development and Innovation Office at the Secretariat of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification. There he is responsible for inter alia, for spearheading the capacity development programme; coordinating the internship/mentorship programme; and leading the Secretariat’s programme on innovations. In his present work, Dr. Byron-Cox has realized many firsts including masterminding the conceptualization, design, development, and implementation of UNCCD Capacity Building Marketplace, its exclusive e-learning platform, as well as the world’s first-ever project aimed at achieving Land Degradation Neutrality in 14 countries around the world. land degradation, sustainable development, climate change, united nations capacity development and innovation office, united nations, desertification, unccd false full 43 e8bc3af0-48fa-46a1-ac6f-648af2cb96a9 The built environment's circular future. ft. Duncan Baker-Brown Follow BBM Architects on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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]]> The built environment's circular future. ft. Duncan Baker-Brown SOUR 00:59:07 Duncan Baker-Brown is the Director in charge of Design Innovation at BBM Architects, a chartered architect, author, and senior lecturer at the University of Brighton. Duncan has practiced, researched, and taught around issues of sustainable design, the Circular Economy, and closed-loop systems for over 25 years. In practice since 1983, Duncan co-founded BBM with Ian McKay in 1993. In that time, Duncan has played a pivotal role in defining the creative direction of the practice whilst maintaining teaching links with the University of Brighton’s School of Architecture. Duncan has taught at both undergraduate and postgraduate level since 1994, recently running an undergraduate design studio at the School of Architecture & Design, as well as coordinating undergraduate Technology & Professional Practices modules. His research practice informs his teaching and vice versa. Duncan Baker-Brown is the Director in charge of Design Innovation at BBM Architects, a chartered architect, author, and senior lecturer at the University of Brighton. Duncan has practiced, researched, and taught around issues of sustainable design, the Circular Economy, and closed-loop systems for over 25 years. In practice since 1983, Duncan co-founded BBM with Ian McKay in 1993. In that time, Duncan has played a pivotal role in defining the creative direction of the practice whilst maintaining teaching links with the University of Brighton’s School of Architecture. Duncan has taught at both undergraduate and postgraduate level since 1994, recently running an undergraduate design studio at the School of Architecture & Design, as well as coordinating undergraduate Technology & Professional Practices modules. His research practice informs his teaching and vice versa. construction, sustainability, buildings, waste, built environment, circular economy, closed-loop, circular false full 42 703fb2fc-746b-4812-87a4-fab5ab0b245b What does circularity mean to you? LIVE from WasteBuild 365 Wed, 23 Sep 2020 13:00:28 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Carolina Alvarez Ossorio, Tiffany Threadgould, Pinar Gunvenc) https://www.sour.studio/podcast What does circularity mean to you? LIVE from WasteBuild 365 Carolina Alvarez Ossorio, Tiffany Threadgould, Pinar Gunvenc 00:53:16 In this panel discussion, recorded live during September's edition of WasteBuild 365, we reach out beyond the built environment and invite experts from other sectors to share their insight and to ask what can the built environment learn? Moderated by Pinar Gunvenc from architecture studio SOUR and joined by Tiffany Threadgould from TerraCycle and Carolina Alvarez Ossorio from ECOALF we hear about the shift towards consumers 'borrowing' packaging and learn that "waste is only waste if we waste it!" For more information about WasteBuild and to register and find our more about the next WasteBuild 365, visit the website www.wastebuild.com In this panel discussion, recorded live during September's edition of WasteBuild 365, we reach out beyond the built environment and invite experts from other sectors to share their insight and to ask what can the built environment learn? Moderated by Pinar Gunvenc from architecture studio SOUR and joined by Tiffany Threadgould from TerraCycle and Carolina Alvarez Ossorio from ECOALF we hear about the shift towards consumers 'borrowing' packaging and learn that "waste is only waste if we waste it!" For more information about WasteBuild and to register and find our more about the next WasteBuild 365, visit the website www.wastebuild.com sour, sustainability, waste, circularity, climate change, environment, ecoalf, terracycle, wastebuild365 false bonus 319f7a7f-7192-4e74-a40b-f2b82718a5fd When art talks, who listens? ft. Jason Naylor Follow Jason on Instagram, Youtube, Pinterest, and Vimeo.

Learn more about Jason’s work on his website: jasonnaylor.nyc

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]]> When art talks, who listens? ft. Jason Naylor Jason Naylor 00:34:35 Jason Naylor is an award-winning artist, designer, and creative director based in Brooklyn. After earning a BFA in graphic design from Brigham Young University, Jason moved to NYC to immerse himself into the life, color, and magic of New York. He began his professional career working in the Creative Department of M·A·C Cosmetics, where he learned about the business of art and design and developed his taste for spreading life and color into any and every project he could get his hands on. Six years later, Jason set out to start spreading his own message into the world. Jason Naylor is an award-winning artist, designer, and creative director based in Brooklyn. After earning a BFA in graphic design from Brigham Young University, Jason moved to NYC to immerse himself into the life, color, and magic of New York. He began his professional career working in the Creative Department of M·A·C Cosmetics, where he learned about the business of art and design and developed his taste for spreading life and color into any and every project he could get his hands on. Six years later, Jason set out to start spreading his own message into the world. art, jason naylor, designer, street art, graffiti, graphic design, artist, creative director false full 41 d6fded8b-8385-44e9-8951-5227ae3157c2 Where artificial intelligence and music come together ft. CJ Carr Listen to Dadabots’ music on Youtube or Bandcamp, and follow them on Instagram and Twitter. 

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]]> Where artificial intelligence and music come together ft. CJ Carr Dadabots, CJ Carr 00:46:50 CJ Carr is one half the hacker-band of Dadabots. Their 24/7 death metal generator has been live streaming on YouTube for over a year. These Turing-test winners relish in tricking people into believing computer-created music is human. While most ai music groups use midi to generate pop and classical, Dadabots trains raw audio nets to generate underground genres like black metal, mathcore, skate punk, free jazz, breakcore, and beatbox-- with the goal of inventing totally new genres. In 2019 they toured the EU & US performing and teaching. They love collaborating directly with artists to make provocative art and cause mischief. CJ Carr is one half the hacker-band of Dadabots. Their 24/7 death metal generator has been live streaming on YouTube for over a year. These Turing-test winners relish in tricking people into believing computer-created music is human. While most ai music groups use midi to generate pop and classical, Dadabots trains raw audio nets to generate underground genres like black metal, mathcore, skate punk, free jazz, breakcore, and beatbox-- with the goal of inventing totally new genres. In 2019 they toured the EU & US performing and teaching. They love collaborating directly with artists to make provocative art and cause mischief. computer generated music, music, mathcore, black metal, musicians, free jazz, beatbox, neural networks, artificial intelligence, skate punk false full 40 8cded9d0-d3ef-4cc5-9364-73da5a201c80 Parenting in times of uncertainty ft. Dr. Maria Shifrin Learn more about Dr. Shifrin’s practice on her website: www.drmariashifrin.com

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]]> Wed, 2 Sep 2020 19:30:01 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Dr. Maria Shifrin) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Learn more about Dr. Shifrin’s practice on her website: www.drmariashifrin.com

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]]> Parenting in times of uncertainty ft. Dr. Maria Shifrin Dr. Maria Shifrin 00:35:49 Dr. Maria Shifrin is a Clinical Psychologist located in Midtown Manhattan. She approaches her practice with both a sensitivity to the individual or couples’ experience, as well as an understanding of the influential roles that family, society, and culture play. Though her expertise applies to helping a wide range of individuals, Maria’s practice is geared towards providing care to moms, dads, and couples struggling with adjusting to, and finding satisfaction in parenthood while balancing the pressures of everyday life. As a wife and mother of three, Shifrin is a strong advocate for helping parents achieve and maintain mental well-being. Her ultimate goal is to help her clients recognize that they have control over their life, choices, and relationships. Dr. Maria Shifrin is a Clinical Psychologist located in Midtown Manhattan. She approaches her practice with both a sensitivity to the individual or couples’ experience, as well as an understanding of the influential roles that family, society, and culture play. Though her expertise applies to helping a wide range of individuals, Maria’s practice is geared towards providing care to moms, dads, and couples struggling with adjusting to, and finding satisfaction in parenthood while balancing the pressures of everyday life. As a wife and mother of three, Shifrin is a strong advocate for helping parents achieve and maintain mental well-being. Her ultimate goal is to help her clients recognize that they have control over their life, choices, and relationships. children, parenthood, psychology, parenting, child psychology, clinical psychology, therapy false full 39 901cebc2-c573-4b26-89fd-554c3518ca9f How to have conversation about race ft. Dr. Lucretia Berry Learn more about Brownicity on their website: brownicity.com

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]]> Wed, 26 Aug 2020 18:17:58 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Brownicity, Lucretia Berry) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Learn more about Brownicity on their website: brownicity.com

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]]> How to have conversation about race ft. Dr. Lucretia Berry Brownicity, Lucretia Berry 00:42:48 Dr. Lucretia Berry is the founder of Brownicity - Many Hues, One Humanity ( brownicity.com ), an agency dedicated to advocacy, education, and support for racial healing and antiracism. She is a wife to Nathan, mother of three little girls, and a former college professor whose love for teaching led her to author What LIES Between Us: Fostering First Steps Towards Racial Healing, a journey guide designed specifically for ‘beginners.’ She is the Anti-race/ism Curriculum Specialist for Community School of Davidson (NC), a contributor for (In)courage.me, a TEDx and Q Ideas speaker (Charlotte), and a Senior Consultant for Point Made Learning’s The American Dream Game. Lucretia earned her Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction and MA in English from Iowa State University, and her BA from South Carolina State University. Dr. Lucretia Berry is the founder of Brownicity - Many Hues, One Humanity ( brownicity.com ), an agency dedicated to advocacy, education, and support for racial healing and antiracism. She is a wife to Nathan, mother of three little girls, and a former college professor whose love for teaching led her to author What LIES Between Us: Fostering First Steps Towards Racial Healing, a journey guide designed specifically for ‘beginners.’ She is the Anti-race/ism Curriculum Specialist for Community School of Davidson (NC), a contributor for (In)courage.me, a TEDx and Q Ideas speaker (Charlotte), and a Senior Consultant for Point Made Learning’s The American Dream Game. Lucretia earned her Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction and MA in English from Iowa State University, and her BA from South Carolina State University. antiracism, support, advocacy, education, race, racism, racial healing false full 38 95e99393-1150-45a4-b6cc-9bf3915500ed How can artists serve as “second responders” in crises? ft. Joel Bergner Learn more about Artolution on their website: www.artolution.org

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]]> Wed, 19 Aug 2020 13:00:11 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Joel Artista, Joel Bergner) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Learn more about Artolution on their website: www.artolution.org

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]]> How can artists serve as “second responders” in crises? ft. Joel Bergner Joel Artista, Joel Bergner 00:47:24 Joel is an artist, educator, and organizer of community-based public art initiatives with youth in conflict-affected and traumatized communities around the world, from Syrian refugee camps to American prisons; the favelas of Brazil to the Kibera Slum of Kenya. His elaborate, large-scale murals weave smoothly between realism with an urban art sensibility and the raw expressions of children, who learn to tell their stories through art. Joel is the co-founder and co-director of the non-profit organization Artolution, through which he trains and supports local artists in vulnerable communities to lead their own Artolution community art programs, affecting the lives of thousands of children each year. Artolution partners with UNICEF, the International Rescue Committee, UNHCR, and other agencies to integrate community-based public art programming in humanitarian response around the world. Beyond his art, Joel has a background as a youth counselor and received his BA in Sociology from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). Over the past 10 years, as he led art programs in over 25 countries across Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, Europe, Australia, and North America, Joel developed his unique combination of community work and mural art in partnership with dozens of institutions and community groups. Joel is an artist, educator, and organizer of community-based public art initiatives with youth in conflict-affected and traumatized communities around the world, from Syrian refugee camps to American prisons; the favelas of Brazil to the Kibera Slum of Kenya. His elaborate, large-scale murals weave smoothly between realism with an urban art sensibility and the raw expressions of children, who learn to tell their stories through art. Joel is the co-founder and co-director of the non-profit organization Artolution, through which he trains and supports local artists in vulnerable communities to lead their own Artolution community art programs, affecting the lives of thousands of children each year. Artolution partners with UNICEF, the International Rescue Committee, UNHCR, and other agencies to integrate community-based public art programming in humanitarian response around the world. Beyond his art, Joel has a background as a youth counselor and received his BA in Sociology from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). Over the past 10 years, as he led art programs in over 25 countries across Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, Europe, Australia, and North America, Joel developed his unique combination of community work and mural art in partnership with dozens of institutions and community groups. art, youth, community, refugees, refugee camps, artolution, public art, murals, artist, empowerment false full 37 1c431783-21f1-4d6b-927f-23c751c9bbd1 How will haptic feedback change navigation? ft. Keith Kirkland Learn more about WearWorks on their website: www.wear.works/

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]]> Wed, 12 Aug 2020 13:00:07 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Keith Kirland) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Learn more about WearWorks on their website: www.wear.works/

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]]> How will haptic feedback change navigation? ft. Keith Kirkland Keith Kirland 00:34:35 Keith Kirkland is the Cofounder of WearWorks, a haptic design company that builds products and experiences that communicate information through touch. Their first product, WAYBAND™, is a wrist-wearable haptic navigation device for the blind and visually impaired. And, in 2017, it was used to help the first person who is blind to run in the NYC marathon without sighted assistance. Keith is an engineer, a designer, and a futurist that is deeply excited about reimagining the future of touch through design while expanding the human ability to sense our environments. He has worked with organizations ranging from the MET Museum, The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, The DAHRC, Unilever, Futureworks, Discovery Channel, TED, Dropbox, The Yokohama Government, Coach, and the National. Keith Kirkland is the Cofounder of WearWorks, a haptic design company that builds products and experiences that communicate information through touch. Their first product, WAYBAND™, is a wrist-wearable haptic navigation device for the blind and visually impaired. And, in 2017, it was used to help the first person who is blind to run in the NYC marathon without sighted assistance. Keith is an engineer, a designer, and a futurist that is deeply excited about reimagining the future of touch through design while expanding the human ability to sense our environments. He has worked with organizations ranging from the MET Museum, The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, The DAHRC, Unilever, Futureworks, Discovery Channel, TED, Dropbox, The Yokohama Government, Coach, and the National. haptic feedback, visually impaired, haptics, inclusive design, people with disabilities false full 36 6c3f532d-1f99-47db-ae5b-a9c8191e73e5 Where mathematics and art come together. ft. Dr. Robert Lang Learn more about Dr. Lang’s work on his website https://langorigami.com/

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]]> Wed, 5 Aug 2020 13:00:30 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Dr. Robert Lang) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Learn more about Dr. Lang’s work on his website https://langorigami.com/

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]]> Where mathematics and art come together. ft. Dr. Robert Lang Dr. Robert Lang 00:31:10 Dr. Lang has been folding origami for over 50 years and is now recognized as one of the world’s leading masters of the art, with over 800 designs. He is noted for designs of great detail and realism. His work combines aspects of the Western school of mathematical origami design with the Eastern emphasis upon line and form to yield work that is distinctive, elegant, and challenging to fold. His work has been exhibited in museums around the world, including Paris, Los Angeles, the Kaga Museum of Origami in Japan, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Dr. Lang was the first Westerner invited to address the Nippon (Japan) Origami Association’s annual meeting (in 1992) and has been an invited guest at international origami conventions around the world. Dr. Lang is one of the pioneers of the cross-disciplinary marriage of origami with mathematics and has presented numerous refereed technical papers on origami mathematics at mathematical and computer science professional meetings. He is the author, co-author, or editor of twenty-one books and numerous articles on origami, received Caltech’s Distinguished Alumni award in 2009, and was elected a Fellow of the American Mathematical Society in 2013. Dr. Lang has been folding origami for over 50 years and is now recognized as one of the world’s leading masters of the art, with over 800 designs. He is noted for designs of great detail and realism. His work combines aspects of the Western school of mathematical origami design with the Eastern emphasis upon line and form to yield work that is distinctive, elegant, and challenging to fold. His work has been exhibited in museums around the world, including Paris, Los Angeles, the Kaga Museum of Origami in Japan, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Dr. Lang was the first Westerner invited to address the Nippon (Japan) Origami Association’s annual meeting (in 1992) and has been an invited guest at international origami conventions around the world. Dr. Lang is one of the pioneers of the cross-disciplinary marriage of origami with mathematics and has presented numerous refereed technical papers on origami mathematics at mathematical and computer science professional meetings. He is the author, co-author, or editor of twenty-one books and numerous articles on origami, received Caltech’s Distinguished Alumni award in 2009, and was elected a Fellow of the American Mathematical Society in 2013. mathematical origami, origami, master of origami, origami design, mathematics false full 35 11ec604e-c6fc-4f64-bba3-88020c1df8f7 Why data scientists need to “study up”. ft. Chelsea Barabas Check out Chelsea’s work on Twitter and Medium.

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]]> Wed, 29 Jul 2020 13:00:09 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Chelsea Barabas) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Check out Chelsea’s work on Twitter and Medium.

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]]> Why data scientists need to “study up”. ft. Chelsea Barabas Chelsea Barabas 00:36:24 Chelsea Barabas is a Ph.D. candidate at MIT, where she examines the spread of algorithmic decision-making tools in the US criminal legal system. She works with a group of interdisciplinary researchers, government officials, and community organizers to unpack and transform mainstream narratives around criminal justice reform and data-driven decision making. She is currently a Technology Fellow at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Formerly, Chelsea was a research scientist for the AI Ethics and Governance Initiative at the MIT Media Lab. Chelsea also completed her Master’s degree at MIT, where she got the chance to work alongside a group of professors, researchers, and students in the Comparative Media Studies Program and at the Center for Civic Media in the Media Lab. With this community, she explored a wide range of issues related to the use of emerging technologies to serve the public good. Common across all her work is a general interest in building and critically examining technologies that aim to serve the public interest. The main focus of Chelsea’s Master’s research was on understanding the U.S.'s ongoing struggle to cultivate and hire a diverse technical workforce. For her thesis, she worked with CODE2040 to take a close look at the overlooked biases and limitations inherent in the tech industry's current recruitment practices. Chelsea Barabas is a Ph.D. candidate at MIT, where she examines the spread of algorithmic decision-making tools in the US criminal legal system. She works with a group of interdisciplinary researchers, government officials, and community organizers to unpack and transform mainstream narratives around criminal justice reform and data-driven decision making. She is currently a Technology Fellow at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Formerly, Chelsea was a research scientist for the AI Ethics and Governance Initiative at the MIT Media Lab. Chelsea also completed her Master’s degree at MIT, where she got the chance to work alongside a group of professors, researchers, and students in the Comparative Media Studies Program and at the Center for Civic Media in the Media Lab. With this community, she explored a wide range of issues related to the use of emerging technologies to serve the public good. Common across all her work is a general interest in building and critically examining technologies that aim to serve the public interest. The main focus of Chelsea’s Master’s research was on understanding the U.S.'s ongoing struggle to cultivate and hire a diverse technical workforce. For her thesis, she worked with CODE2040 to take a close look at the overlooked biases and limitations inherent in the tech industry's current recruitment practices. data, data analytics, algorithmic decision making, emerging technologies, studying up, bias, mit media lab, data scientists, data ethics, tech industry false full 34 c908afcb-67ec-4ac7-b07f-3c901c665649 What are we actually trying to sustain? Ft. Charlotte McCurdy Check out Charlotte’s work on Instagram.

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]]> Thu, 23 Jul 2020 15:18:55 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Charlotte McCurdy) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Check out Charlotte’s work on Instagram.

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]]> What are we actually trying to sustain? Ft. Charlotte McCurdy Charlotte McCurdy 00:46:39 Charlotte McCurdy is an interdisciplinary designer and researcher whose work focuses on making existential threats, such as climate change, more tractable through design. Her goal: counteract the narrative of climate change as a problem without a solution. For her project “After Ancient Sunlight,” McCurdy fashioned a water-resistant raincoat from a plastic-like material she developed made of algae, which naturally sequester carbon from the atmosphere. The carbon-negative jacket debuted as part of “Nature — The Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial.” Fast Company selected it as the winner in the Experimental category in 2019 Innovation by Design awards and it has been featured in The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Guardian, Dezeen, Wallpaper, Gizmodo, Grist, and beyond. Based in New York City, McCurdy is a partner of the One X One initiative with the support of Swarovski, the UN Office for Partnerships and the Slow Factory Foundation and a member of the New Museum’s cultural incubator, NEW INC with the support of Science Sandbox. She is a 2019 PopTech Fellow and a co-founder of cofutures, a collective of futurists focused on directly impacting the world around them. She holds a Master of Industrial Design from RISD where she served as Global Security Fellow with the support of the MacArthur Foundation, and a Bachelor of Arts in Global Affairs from Yale University. Charlotte McCurdy is an interdisciplinary designer and researcher whose work focuses on making existential threats, such as climate change, more tractable through design. Her goal: counteract the narrative of climate change as a problem without a solution. For her project “After Ancient Sunlight,” McCurdy fashioned a water-resistant raincoat from a plastic-like material she developed made of algae, which naturally sequester carbon from the atmosphere. The carbon-negative jacket debuted as part of “Nature — The Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial.” Fast Company selected it as the winner in the Experimental category in 2019 Innovation by Design awards and it has been featured in The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Guardian, Dezeen, Wallpaper, Gizmodo, Grist, and beyond. Based in New York City, McCurdy is a partner of the One X One initiative with the support of Swarovski, the UN Office for Partnerships and the Slow Factory Foundation and a member of the New Museum’s cultural incubator, NEW INC with the support of Science Sandbox. She is a 2019 PopTech Fellow and a co-founder of cofutures, a collective of futurists focused on directly impacting the world around them. She holds a Master of Industrial Design from RISD where she served as Global Security Fellow with the support of the MacArthur Foundation, and a Bachelor of Arts in Global Affairs from Yale University. sustainability, climate change false full 33 39a098c2-9039-4806-8eb9-362bfeda31bf The crucial need for architects as thought-leaders ft. Vishaan Chakrabarti Check out Vishaan on Instagram, and PAU on their website and Instagram. 

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]]> Tue, 14 Jul 2020 21:06:43 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Vishaan Chakrabarti) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Check out Vishaan on Instagram, and PAU on their website and Instagram. 

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]]> The crucial need for architects as thought-leaders ft. Vishaan Chakrabarti Vishaan Chakrabarti 00:43:24 An architect, urbanist, educator, and author, Vishaan designs and advocates for a sustainable, attainable, and equitable urban future centered on human connectedness. He advances these goals as the founder and creative director of his own global architecture studio, Practice for Architecture and Urbanism (PAU), where he leads complex design projects such as Brooklyn’s Domino Sugar Refinery, Philadelphia’s Schuylkill Yards, Ford Motor Company’s Michigan Central Station project in Detroit’s Corktown, major new campus architecture, and a unique urban village in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. After teaching at Columbia University for the last decade, Vishaan will in the summer of 2020 become the William W. Wurster Dean of the College of Environmental Design at the University of California, Berkeley, the world’s leading public school of architecture, landscape architecture, and city planning. He is the author of the highly acclaimed book, A Country of Cities: A Manifesto for an Urban America, and is working on his second book about architecture and human connectedness for Princeton University Press. Chakrabarti also served under Mayor Bloomberg as the director of planning for Manhattan in the aftermath of 9/11, successfully collaborating on efforts to save the High Line and rebuild the World Trade Center. Chakrabarti lectures internationally , contributes in articles and op-eds to the New York Times, has appeared on CBS, MSNBC, National Public Radio, and has presented on the main stage of TED. An architect, urbanist, educator, and author, Vishaan designs and advocates for a sustainable, attainable, and equitable urban future centered on human connectedness. He advances these goals as the founder and creative director of his own global architecture studio, Practice for Architecture and Urbanism (PAU), where he leads complex design projects such as Brooklyn’s Domino Sugar Refinery, Philadelphia’s Schuylkill Yards, Ford Motor Company’s Michigan Central Station project in Detroit’s Corktown, major new campus architecture, and a unique urban village in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. After teaching at Columbia University for the last decade, Vishaan will in the summer of 2020 become the William W. Wurster Dean of the College of Environmental Design at the University of California, Berkeley, the world’s leading public school of architecture, landscape architecture, and city planning. He is the author of the highly acclaimed book, A Country of Cities: A Manifesto for an Urban America, and is working on his second book about architecture and human connectedness for Princeton University Press. Chakrabarti also served under Mayor Bloomberg as the director of planning for Manhattan in the aftermath of 9/11, successfully collaborating on efforts to save the High Line and rebuild the World Trade Center. Chakrabarti lectures internationally , contributes in articles and op-eds to the New York Times, has appeared on CBS, MSNBC, National Public Radio, and has presented on the main stage of TED. design false full 32 8f09f395-f389-487c-9a61-0ef79aa5fa4d Why do we need to rethink what we built in the 20th century? ft. Yolande Barnes Check out UCL The Bartlett Real Estate Institute on their website and Twitter. 

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]]> Tue, 7 Jul 2020 18:15:55 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Yolande Barnes) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Check out UCL The Bartlett Real Estate Institute on their website and Twitter. 

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]]> Why do we need to rethink what we built in the 20th century? ft. Yolande Barnes Yolande Barnes 00:42:56 Professor Yolande Barnes is the chair of the UCL Bartlett Real Estate Institute and has been examining and analyzing real estate markets since 1986. Her current role includes re-thinking real estate, institute-building, and thought-leadership. She has been examining and analyzing real estate markets from within the real estate industry since 1986. Yolande is an Honorary Fellow of RIBA, a Fellow of The Society of Property Researchers, Academician at the Academy of Urbanism, Patron of Create Streets, and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. Professor Yolande Barnes is the chair of the UCL Bartlett Real Estate Institute and has been examining and analyzing real estate markets since 1986. Her current role includes re-thinking real estate, institute-building, and thought-leadership. She has been examining and analyzing real estate markets from within the real estate industry since 1986. Yolande is an Honorary Fellow of RIBA, a Fellow of The Society of Property Researchers, Academician at the Academy of Urbanism, Patron of Create Streets, and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. urban, urbanism, real estate, built environment, cities false full 31 c0fdba45-63e7-4799-881e-327ed23b2ebf How can local data improve quality of life in cities? ft. Starling Childs Follow Star on Twitter. 

Check out Citisense on their website, and Twitter. 

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]]> Tue, 30 Jun 2020 13:00:16 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Starling Childs) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Star on Twitter. 

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]]> How can local data improve quality of life in cities? ft. Starling Childs Starling Childs 00:33:41 Starling Childs is the CEO and a co-founder of Citiesense, a cloud-based platform for neighborhood development. The platform enables civic organizations and their community members to establish a private data source for information about their neighborhood by centralizing the tools used to map and manage community assets, such as local businesses, real estate, streets, and parks. Since the platform's launch in 2017, Citiesense has been adopted by over half of the 76 neighborhoods with Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) across New York City, as well as other downtowns in the US and Canada. Star’s mission with Citiesense is to help downtowns everywhere access and analyze data about local conditions to improve planning and development. Previous to starting Citiesense, Star worked as an urban designer and city planner at the award winning firm, Urban Strategies Inc. in Toronto. Star has over 10 years of experience in the community development industry as a landscape architect, city planner and geographic information systems (GIS) expert. Starling Childs is the CEO and a co-founder of Citiesense, a cloud-based platform for neighborhood development. The platform enables civic organizations and their community members to establish a private data source for information about their neighborhood by centralizing the tools used to map and manage community assets, such as local businesses, real estate, streets, and parks. Since the platform's launch in 2017, Citiesense has been adopted by over half of the 76 neighborhoods with Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) across New York City, as well as other downtowns in the US and Canada. Star’s mission with Citiesense is to help downtowns everywhere access and analyze data about local conditions to improve planning and development. Previous to starting Citiesense, Star worked as an urban designer and city planner at the award winning firm, Urban Strategies Inc. in Toronto. Star has over 10 years of experience in the community development industry as a landscape architect, city planner and geographic information systems (GIS) expert. community, urban technology, local businesses, data, business development districts, real estate, built environment, neighborhood development, public spaces, neighborhood, neighborhoods false full 30 8111bfc0-fe66-4eba-9960-95476017af23 What is the unrealized potential of 3D printing and manufacturing? ft. Marco Mattia Cristofori Follow Marco on Instagram. 

Check out BigRep on their website, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin. 

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]]> Tue, 23 Jun 2020 18:03:30 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Marco Mattia Cristofori) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Marco on Instagram. 

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]]> What is the unrealized potential of 3D printing and manufacturing? ft. Marco Mattia Cristofori Marco Mattia Cristofori 00:33:51 Marco Mattia Cristofori holds a Master in Architecture from the University of Roma Tre. After working as an Architect in Istanbul and London, Marco decided to move into the digital publication and fabrication world. Currently, in Berlin, Marco is working as a Product Owner at BigRep, a Large-Scale-3D-Printers manufacturer, where he was able to push the limits of Additive Manufacturing by developing applications such as the NERA e-Bike -- the first functional prototype of an e-bike fully 3D printed -- the Genesys Eco wall and more. In 2017, he co-founded Non-Architecture, a digital platform that aims to find unconventional and unexplored design solutions in the field of architecture. Since then, Non-Architecture organized 13 International Design Competition, published 11 books, and recently launched a Journal. The Non Architecture community is composed now by more than 20,000 people. Marco has been selected in 2019 among the Forbes Under 30 Italy. Marco Mattia Cristofori holds a Master in Architecture from the University of Roma Tre. After working as an Architect in Istanbul and London, Marco decided to move into the digital publication and fabrication world. Currently, in Berlin, Marco is working as a Product Owner at BigRep, a Large-Scale-3D-Printers manufacturer, where he was able to push the limits of Additive Manufacturing by developing applications such as the NERA e-Bike -- the first functional prototype of an e-bike fully 3D printed -- the Genesys Eco wall and more. In 2017, he co-founded Non-Architecture, a digital platform that aims to find unconventional and unexplored design solutions in the field of architecture. Since then, Non-Architecture organized 13 International Design Competition, published 11 books, and recently launched a Journal. The Non Architecture community is composed now by more than 20,000 people. Marco has been selected in 2019 among the Forbes Under 30 Italy. digital fabricaton, manufacturing, production, design, architecture, bigrep, 3d printing false full 29 a5e87f09-8825-46b3-8f6d-a2c7b588f6a5 What does inclusive design really mean? ft. Manisha Amin Check out the Centre for Inclusive Design on their website, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin. 

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]]> Tue, 16 Jun 2020 16:30:05 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Manisha Amin) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Check out the Centre for Inclusive Design on their website, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin. 

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]]> What does inclusive design really mean? ft. Manisha Amin Manisha Amin 00:38:10 Manisha Amin is the chief strategist and visionary at Centre for Inclusive Design. The Centre for Inclusive Design builds inclusive platforms to create more value for industry, government, and most importantly meaningful connection for and with the people who are marginalized. With a background in strategic marketing, communication, transforming cultures, and creativity Manisha is a thought leader in the power of thinking from the edge. She has a unique talent for seeing beyond the horizon to emerging trends, defining them, and building powerful communities to bring them into being. Manisha has completed a Bachelor of Business Marketing, Master’s of Professional Writing, and Ph.D. on Communication and Social Enquiry. Manisha Amin is the chief strategist and visionary at Centre for Inclusive Design. The Centre for Inclusive Design builds inclusive platforms to create more value for industry, government, and most importantly meaningful connection for and with the people who are marginalized. With a background in strategic marketing, communication, transforming cultures, and creativity Manisha is a thought leader in the power of thinking from the edge. She has a unique talent for seeing beyond the horizon to emerging trends, defining them, and building powerful communities to bring them into being. Manisha has completed a Bachelor of Business Marketing, Master’s of Professional Writing, and Ph.D. on Communication and Social Enquiry. inclusivity, human centered design, inclusion, design, inclusive design false full 28 e543335c-dee0-4103-9441-c58023098efb The future of biking is electric ft. Zachary Schieffelin Check out Civilized Cycles on their website, Facebook, and Instagram. 

Created by SOUR, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.

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]]> Wed, 10 Jun 2020 15:00:01 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Check out Civilized Cycles on their website, Facebook, and Instagram. 

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]]> The future of biking is electric ft. Zachary Schieffelin SOUR 00:37:11 Zachary Schieffelin is helping people reimagine how they get around wherever they live, work, and play. As founder and CEO of Civilized Cycles, he’s bringing to market next-generation, category redefining electric bikes. He has 20 years of experience in the scooter, motorcycle, bicycle, e-bike, and electric motorcycle retail sales and services. Zach is a lifelong rider, mechanic, and builder. He has also been a lifelong student of transportation. The son of anthropologists, Zach grew up all over the world and saw just about every way people figured out how to get around. Zach, a graduate of the NYU Stern School of Business, is helping build a bike culture and two-wheel world. Zachary Schieffelin is helping people reimagine how they get around wherever they live, work, and play. As founder and CEO of Civilized Cycles, he’s bringing to market next-generation, category redefining electric bikes. He has 20 years of experience in the scooter, motorcycle, bicycle, e-bike, and electric motorcycle retail sales and services. Zach is a lifelong rider, mechanic, and builder. He has also been a lifelong student of transportation. The son of anthropologists, Zach grew up all over the world and saw just about every way people figured out how to get around. Zach, a graduate of the NYU Stern School of Business, is helping build a bike culture and two-wheel world. false full 27 7a271c89-0c03-44b8-ab25-3637a67b6172 The joy and pain of being a working mother ft. Katya Libin Check out the HeyMama's website: www.heymama.co

Follow Katya on Instagram and Twitter and follow HeyMama on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. 

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]]> Wed, 3 Jun 2020 16:30:09 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Check out the HeyMama's website: www.heymama.co

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]]> The joy and pain of being a working mother ft. Katya Libin SOUR 00:38:48 Katya Libin is the co-founder and CEO of HeyMama. The HeyMama co-founders set out to create what was missing in their own lives: a community of career-driven mothers who have each others’ backs and actively seek to improve their lives and the lives of those around them. Now with members in 11 cities across the US, HeyMama is a league of unstoppable women growing stronger every day. Since the brand launched in 2014, Katya has fostered connection and community for working mothers, rapidly expanding a platform that provides support and resources to a demographic that for too long has been overlooked. What started out as a community to solve a deep personal need to feel connected, has led to her personal mission of having a career and motherhood work better together. Before her business baby, Katya began her career in partnerships where she was a top seller working with brands like Apple, Intel, and Conde Nast. Later, Katya went on to become the Global Director of Sponsorships at Social Media Week, where she not only built custom partnership programs but also supported in programming 5,000-person events at the intersection of technology and culture. Today, she draws on those experiences to create meaningful experiences tapping into topics from personal growth, business, mentorship, and more. Katya Libin is the co-founder and CEO of HeyMama. The HeyMama co-founders set out to create what was missing in their own lives: a community of career-driven mothers who have each others’ backs and actively seek to improve their lives and the lives of those around them. Now with members in 11 cities across the US, HeyMama is a league of unstoppable women growing stronger every day. Since the brand launched in 2014, Katya has fostered connection and community for working mothers, rapidly expanding a platform that provides support and resources to a demographic that for too long has been overlooked. What started out as a community to solve a deep personal need to feel connected, has led to her personal mission of having a career and motherhood work better together. Before her business baby, Katya began her career in partnerships where she was a top seller working with brands like Apple, Intel, and Conde Nast. Later, Katya went on to become the Global Director of Sponsorships at Social Media Week, where she not only built custom partnership programs but also supported in programming 5,000-person events at the intersection of technology and culture. Today, she draws on those experiences to create meaningful experiences tapping into topics from personal growth, business, mentorship, and more. support groups, maternity leave, lonliness, parenting, working mothers, motherhood, professional mothers, isolation, women true full 26 de08d1f8-2bca-4ea2-9ccb-8aa6ea907f03 How data visualization can help our forests? ft. Kai Kresek Follow Global Forest Watch on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Google Forums, and YouTube. 

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]]> Tue, 19 May 2020 13:00:21 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Kai Kresek) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Global Forest Watch on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Google Forums, and YouTube. 

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]]> How data visualization can help our forests? ft. Kai Kresek Kai Kresek 00:32:58 Kai Kresek is the Data Specialist for Global Forest Watch (GFW). Global Forest Watch is an online platform, established by the World Resources Institute, that provides data and tools for monitoring forests. Kai researches and analyzes remote sensing and spatial data, as well as supports Global Forest Watch's strategy and partnerships for satellite-based forest monitoring. She also manages the Global Forest Watch Open Data Portal, which enables users to download forest-related data free of charge. Kai has a particular interest in researching and compiling contextual data that enhances our understanding of the drivers of deforestation. Additionally, she enjoys nurturing her passion for science and data communication by developing educational materials and content for users, such as blogs and webinars about Global Forest Watch data and research. Kai Kresek is the Data Specialist for Global Forest Watch (GFW). Global Forest Watch is an online platform, established by the World Resources Institute, that provides data and tools for monitoring forests. Kai researches and analyzes remote sensing and spatial data, as well as supports Global Forest Watch's strategy and partnerships for satellite-based forest monitoring. She also manages the Global Forest Watch Open Data Portal, which enables users to download forest-related data free of charge. Kai has a particular interest in researching and compiling contextual data that enhances our understanding of the drivers of deforestation. Additionally, she enjoys nurturing her passion for science and data communication by developing educational materials and content for users, such as blogs and webinars about Global Forest Watch data and research. satellite forest monitoring, deforestation, data, maps, forests, sensingdata, monitoring, data communication, data visualization, spatial data, global forest watch false full 25 019ac101-c6fb-4d56-a70f-ba0e6624c882 The steep price of conditional parenting. ft. Alfie Kohn Follow Alfie’s work on his website www.alfiekohn.org/

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]]> Tue, 12 May 2020 19:41:21 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Alfie Kohn) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Alfie’s work on his website www.alfiekohn.org/

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]]> The steep price of conditional parenting. ft. Alfie Kohn Alfie Kohn 00:37:27 Alfie Kohn is the author of 14 books on education, parenting, and human behavior, including PUNISHED BY REWARDS (1993), THE SCHOOLS OUR CHILDREN DESERVE (1999), UNCONDITIONAL PARENTING (2005), THE HOMEWORK MYTH (2006), and THE MYTH OF THE SPOILED CHILD (2014). He has appeared twice on “Oprah,” as well as on “The Today Show” and many other TV and radio programs. His articles include: “Five Reasons to Stop Saying ‘Good Job!’”, “How Not to Teach Values,” and “Atrocious Advice from ‘Supernanny.’ ” Kohn works with educators and parents across the country and speaks regularly at national conferences. Alfie Kohn is the author of 14 books on education, parenting, and human behavior, including PUNISHED BY REWARDS (1993), THE SCHOOLS OUR CHILDREN DESERVE (1999), UNCONDITIONAL PARENTING (2005), THE HOMEWORK MYTH (2006), and THE MYTH OF THE SPOILED CHILD (2014). He has appeared twice on “Oprah,” as well as on “The Today Show” and many other TV and radio programs. His articles include: “Five Reasons to Stop Saying ‘Good Job!’”, “How Not to Teach Values,” and “Atrocious Advice from ‘Supernanny.’ ” Kohn works with educators and parents across the country and speaks regularly at national conferences. children, conditional love, reward, education, parenting, unconditional parenting, punishment, human behavior false full 24 b6e01533-8350-45a4-89c3-ac5cd9493f14 How can architecture promote better mental health and well-being? ft. Dr Birgitta Gatersleben Follow Birgitta on Twitter, and check out her research. 

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]]> How can architecture promote better mental health and well-being? ft. Dr Birgitta Gatersleben Birgitta Gatersleben 00:40:05 Dr. Birgitta Gatersleben is Director of the Environmental Psychology Research Group at The University of Surrey where she runs the associated Master of Science (MSc) and Ph.D. programs. She has over 20 years of experience in studying people-environment interactions investigating a range of topics including the psychological benefits of exposure to nature, privacy in open-plan offices, and sustainable living. Much of her work takes place in large multidisciplinary research programs and she is passionate about studying and promoting human-environment interactions that support environmental quality as well as human health and wellbeing. Dr. Birgitta Gatersleben is Director of the Environmental Psychology Research Group at The University of Surrey where she runs the associated Master of Science (MSc) and Ph.D. programs. She has over 20 years of experience in studying people-environment interactions investigating a range of topics including the psychological benefits of exposure to nature, privacy in open-plan offices, and sustainable living. Much of her work takes place in large multidisciplinary research programs and she is passionate about studying and promoting human-environment interactions that support environmental quality as well as human health and wellbeing. research, human-environment interactions, health, built environment, environmental psychology, wellbeing, open-plan offices, wellness, environment, nature, architecture, sustainable living false full 23 dee1dfc0-8d09-457c-817e-c412ad3d55d8 Why should you offset your carbon footprint? ft. Dee Lawrence Follow CoolEffect on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

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]]> Tue, 28 Apr 2020 20:53:10 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Dee Lawrence) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow CoolEffect on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

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]]> Why should you offset your carbon footprint? ft. Dee Lawrence Dee Lawrence 00:33:22 Dee Lawrence used her skills from 25 years in marketing and advertising to promote and grow Proyecto Mirador, a 13-year family effort to reduce smoke from indoor cookfires in Honduras. She helped create a project with social benefits that could also, with considerable science and third-party verification, cut emissions of carbon dioxide (CO₂). As the issue of climate change became big news and a desire to take action grew, it sparked an idea between Dee and her husband Richard. They wanted to make it possible for people to actually buy tonnes of verified emission reductions that fight climate change. That is how cool Cool Effect was born. Cool Effect makes it easy for businesses and individuals to purchase, from a transparent and trustworthy source, the highest quality carbon offsets that fight climate change and provide social benefits to foster business sustainability goals. Dee Lawrence used her skills from 25 years in marketing and advertising to promote and grow Proyecto Mirador, a 13-year family effort to reduce smoke from indoor cookfires in Honduras. She helped create a project with social benefits that could also, with considerable science and third-party verification, cut emissions of carbon dioxide (CO₂). As the issue of climate change became big news and a desire to take action grew, it sparked an idea between Dee and her husband Richard. They wanted to make it possible for people to actually buy tonnes of verified emission reductions that fight climate change. That is how cool Cool Effect was born. Cool Effect makes it easy for businesses and individuals to purchase, from a transparent and trustworthy source, the highest quality carbon offsets that fight climate change and provide social benefits to foster business sustainability goals. carbon emissions, climate crisis, carbon footprint, climate change, carbon offsets, cooleffect false full 22 4dfd8bbe-3171-4993-b00c-c71d8615fe9b How can an arts education help solve social challenges? ft. Ernst Wagner Follow Dr. Wagner on Linkedin, and read his publications on ResearchGate. 

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]]> Sun, 26 Apr 2020 12:00:02 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Ernst Wagner) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Dr. Wagner on Linkedin, and read his publications on ResearchGate. 

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]]> How can an arts education help solve social challenges? ft. Ernst Wagner Ernst Wagner 00:36:34 Dr. Ernst Wagner is a lecturer and researcher at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. His research explores on Visual Literacy, International Cooperation / Intercultural Communication, Heritage Education / Art History, and Education for Sustainable Development. Ernst studied art education at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and exhibited in Germany and the United States. He graduated with a Ph.D. in art history at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, minors: philosophy and ethnology. He taught visual arts at secondary schools for several years. He was employed by the Institute for School Quality and Research in Education in Munich (responsible for art, film and drama education, curriculum development and central assessment). From 2009 – 2018 he worked as an executive coordinator at the UNESCO Chair in Arts and Culture in Education (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg). He is an honorary professor at the Hong Kong University of Education. He has published over 300 books and chapters in eight languages.  Dr. Ernst Wagner is a lecturer and researcher at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. His research explores on Visual Literacy, International Cooperation / Intercultural Communication, Heritage Education / Art History, and Education for Sustainable Development. Ernst studied art education at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and exhibited in Germany and the United States. He graduated with a Ph.D. in art history at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, minors: philosophy and ethnology. He taught visual arts at secondary schools for several years. He was employed by the Institute for School Quality and Research in Education in Munich (responsible for art, film and drama education, curriculum development and central assessment). From 2009 – 2018 he worked as an executive coordinator at the UNESCO Chair in Arts and Culture in Education (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg). He is an honorary professor at the Hong Kong University of Education. He has published over 300 books and chapters in eight languages.  art, sustainability, sustainable development, visual literacy, education, design, visual world, architecture, arts education false full 21 49d59aeb-e2e7-4588-ab42-11611176de3b Rethinking the healthcare supply chain. ft. Courtney Williamson Follow Courtney on Instagram, Linkedin, Twitter and Facebook. 

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]]> Tue, 21 Apr 2020 12:00:05 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Courtney on Instagram, Linkedin, Twitter and Facebook. 

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]]> Rethinking the healthcare supply chain. ft. Courtney Williamson SOUR 00:58:47 Courtney Williamson is the CEO and Founder of AbiliLife, a biomedical device company developing products to improve the posture, balance, and quality of life for elderly and neuromuscular patients. AbiliLife's first product, the Calibrace+, is a back brace that has a patent, is 100% reimbursed by Medicare and commercial payors, is patented, and is an FDA registered device. AbiliLife's future product, the SmartCalibrace, is a clinical wearable device embedded in the Calibrace+ to monitor motor symptoms in real time to indicate fall risk. Courtney founded AbiliLife as a doctoral student at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business where she realized the need for a product to help her mom, a 25-year Parkinson's disease patient, with her posture. Before Courtney's mom passed away, Courtney invented the Calibrace+ that has developed into a full-service medical device company that will change the way that the geriatric population shops for medical equipment. Courtney Williamson is the CEO and Founder of AbiliLife, a biomedical device company developing products to improve the posture, balance, and quality of life for elderly and neuromuscular patients. AbiliLife's first product, the Calibrace+, is a back brace that has a patent, is 100% reimbursed by Medicare and commercial payors, is patented, and is an FDA registered device. AbiliLife's future product, the SmartCalibrace, is a clinical wearable device embedded in the Calibrace+ to monitor motor symptoms in real time to indicate fall risk. Courtney founded AbiliLife as a doctoral student at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business where she realized the need for a product to help her mom, a 25-year Parkinson's disease patient, with her posture. Before Courtney's mom passed away, Courtney invented the Calibrace+ that has developed into a full-service medical device company that will change the way that the geriatric population shops for medical equipment. insurance, biomedical, parkinson's disease, medical devices, wearables, healthcare true full 20 e2f0a4b5-4512-420b-912a-0726ca80190a What are the implications of our aging population? ft. Prof Sarah Harper Follow Professor Sarah Harper on Twitter.

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]]> Fri, 17 Apr 2020 21:53:22 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Sarah Harper) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Professor Sarah Harper on Twitter.

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]]> What are the implications of our aging population? ft. Prof Sarah Harper Sarah Harper 00:32:47 Sarah Harper is a Professor of Gerontology at the University of Oxford. She is the Co-Director of the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing which she founded in 1997 with funding from the National Institute of Aging. Sarah served on the Prime Minister’s Council for Science and Technology, which advises the Prime Minister on the scientific evidence for strategic policies and frameworks. In 2017 she served as the Director of the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Sarah is a Director and Trustee of the UK Research Integrity Office and a member of the Board of Health Data Research UK. Sarah was appointed a CBE in 2018 for services to Demography. Sarah has a background in anthropology and population studies and her early research focused on migration and the social implications of demographic change. Her current research on demographic change addresses the impact of falling fertility and increasing life expectancy, with a particular interest in Asia and Africa. Recent research has focused on women’s education and empowerment in sub-Saharan Africa and the impact of this on desired family size, older women’s health in Africa, and European life course trajectories and late-life female health. She currently directs two research projects looking at the ageing of farmers in Vietnam and Myanmar. She has completed a monograph How Population Change will Transform our World Oxford University Press (2016) Sarah Harper is a Professor of Gerontology at the University of Oxford. She is the Co-Director of the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing which she founded in 1997 with funding from the National Institute of Aging. Sarah served on the Prime Minister’s Council for Science and Technology, which advises the Prime Minister on the scientific evidence for strategic policies and frameworks. In 2017 she served as the Director of the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Sarah is a Director and Trustee of the UK Research Integrity Office and a member of the Board of Health Data Research UK. Sarah was appointed a CBE in 2018 for services to Demography. Sarah has a background in anthropology and population studies and her early research focused on migration and the social implications of demographic change. Her current research on demographic change addresses the impact of falling fertility and increasing life expectancy, with a particular interest in Asia and Africa. Recent research has focused on women’s education and empowerment in sub-Saharan Africa and the impact of this on desired family size, older women’s health in Africa, and European life course trajectories and late-life female health. She currently directs two research projects looking at the ageing of farmers in Vietnam and Myanmar. She has completed a monograph How Population Change will Transform our World Oxford University Press (2016) fertility rates, ageing, aging population, demographics, gerontology, aging, population studies, population false full 19 c2fd6036-0784-4254-b6d2-dbccc4cf9cfe How did our interconnectivity help spread Covid-19? ft. Dr. Nahoko Shindo Follow Dr. Shindo on Twitter. 

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]]> Tue, 14 Apr 2020 15:32:52 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Nahoko Shindo) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Dr. Shindo on Twitter. 

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]]> How did our interconnectivity help spread Covid-19? ft. Dr. Nahoko Shindo Nahoko Shindo 00:32:46 Dr. Nahoko Shindo received her Ph.D. in Medical Science - microbiology and cell immunology - at Jikei University School of Medicine followed by specialist training in infectious disease and public health at the Infectious Disease Surveillance Centre, National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID) in Tokyo, which is one of five WHO Influenza Collaborating Centres. Since 2002, she has worked with WHO and has been involved in activities such as epidemic intelligence and verification, outbreak responses and influenza pandemic preparedness. She participated in major WHO responses including SARS, avian influenza, Indian Ocean Tsunami, the deadly viral hemorrhagic fever outbreaks in Africa, and more recently, the 2009 influenza pandemic, and now the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Her area of responsibility also extends to cover WHO Public Health Research Agenda for Influenza, assessment of influenza disease impact and influenza pandemic preparedness.  Dr. Nahoko Shindo received her Ph.D. in Medical Science - microbiology and cell immunology - at Jikei University School of Medicine followed by specialist training in infectious disease and public health at the Infectious Disease Surveillance Centre, National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID) in Tokyo, which is one of five WHO Influenza Collaborating Centres. Since 2002, she has worked with WHO and has been involved in activities such as epidemic intelligence and verification, outbreak responses and influenza pandemic preparedness. She participated in major WHO responses including SARS, avian influenza, Indian Ocean Tsunami, the deadly viral hemorrhagic fever outbreaks in Africa, and more recently, the 2009 influenza pandemic, and now the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Her area of responsibility also extends to cover WHO Public Health Research Agenda for Influenza, assessment of influenza disease impact and influenza pandemic preparedness.  covid-19, pandemics, virus, preparedness, infectious diseases, coronavirus, epidemics false full 18 b35bc4e2-f83b-4627-8a45-e8ae120415f9 How can we eliminate innovation deserts? ft. Felecia Hatcher Follow Felecia on Instagram, and Youtube.

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]]> How can we eliminate innovation deserts? ft. Felecia Hatcher Felecia Hatcher 00:39:47 Felecia Hatcher is the Co-Founder of Code Fever, Black Tech Week and A Space Called Tribe Co-Working and Urban Innovation Lab. She is also a bestselling author of ‘Start your Business on a Ramen Noodle Budget’. She is on a mission to rid communities of innovation deserts by working with community leaders and government officials to create inclusive and diverse tech/startup ecosystems. As a result of her work, Miami has become one of the most authentically diverse startup ecosystems in the United States, helping minority-led startup founder’s access opportunities and capital pathways through Code Fever’s VC in Residence program, exposing over 3000+ students and parents to tech skills training in the areas of technology and entrepreneurship. Fortune 500’s, Global Tech Companies, Foundations and communities across the globe call on Felecia Hatcher to provide diversity and inclusive innovation solutions for their companies and communities. As a globally sought after speaker and author, Felecia also creates spaces, events and courses to help Start-Ups, Creatives, Tech Professionals and Entrepreneurs, live full out and follow their dreams. Felecia Hatcher is the Co-Founder of Code Fever, Black Tech Week and A Space Called Tribe Co-Working and Urban Innovation Lab. She is also a bestselling author of ‘Start your Business on a Ramen Noodle Budget’. She is on a mission to rid communities of innovation deserts by working with community leaders and government officials to create inclusive and diverse tech/startup ecosystems. As a result of her work, Miami has become one of the most authentically diverse startup ecosystems in the United States, helping minority-led startup founder’s access opportunities and capital pathways through Code Fever’s VC in Residence program, exposing over 3000+ students and parents to tech skills training in the areas of technology and entrepreneurship. Fortune 500’s, Global Tech Companies, Foundations and communities across the globe call on Felecia Hatcher to provide diversity and inclusive innovation solutions for their companies and communities. As a globally sought after speaker and author, Felecia also creates spaces, events and courses to help Start-Ups, Creatives, Tech Professionals and Entrepreneurs, live full out and follow their dreams. entrepreneur, diversity, inclusion, startups, innovation true full 17 Buzzsprout-2983681 How does classical music inspire social change? ft. Katie Wyatt Follow El Sistema USA on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

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]]> Wed, 11 Mar 2020 19:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Katie Wyatt) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow El Sistema USA on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

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]]> How does classical music inspire social change? ft. Katie Wyatt Katie Wyatt 00:38:51 Katie Wyatt is an accomplished musician, executive, and innovator in social change through music. In July 2016, Katie became the first Executive Director of El Sistema USA, the national network supporting the U.S. movement of El Sistema which was originally founded in Venezuela. El Sistema USA’s mission is to support and grow a nationwide movement of programs to affect social change through music for children with the fewest resources and the greatest need. Katie is a national leader in creating programs for access and opportunity through the transformative power of music. She is a national consultant and speaker in the arts for social change. As a violist, Katie has performed with chamber groups, opera companies, and orchestras around the world. She was recently honored as a Kennedy Center 2017-18 Citizen Artist Fellow, a national award recognizing her work in citizen artistry and community development through the arts. Katie Wyatt is an accomplished musician, executive, and innovator in social change through music. In July 2016, Katie became the first Executive Director of El Sistema USA, the national network supporting the U.S. movement of El Sistema which was originally founded in Venezuela. El Sistema USA’s mission is to support and grow a nationwide movement of programs to affect social change through music for children with the fewest resources and the greatest need. Katie is a national leader in creating programs for access and opportunity through the transformative power of music. She is a national consultant and speaker in the arts for social change. As a violist, Katie has performed with chamber groups, opera companies, and orchestras around the world. She was recently honored as a Kennedy Center 2017-18 Citizen Artist Fellow, a national award recognizing her work in citizen artistry and community development through the arts. children, music, opportunity, education, el sistema false full 16 Buzzsprout-2918917 Why do we live in a real estate state? ft. Samuel Stein Follow Samuel Stein’s articles on Jacobin Magazine.

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]]> Wed, 4 Mar 2020 22:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Samuel Stein) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Samuel Stein’s articles on Jacobin Magazine.

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]]> Why do we live in a real estate state? ft. Samuel Stein Samuel Stein 00:51:10 Samuel Stein is a geography Ph.D. candidate at the CUNY Graduate Center. His work focuses on the politics of urban planning, with an emphasis on housing, labor, real estate, and gentrification in New York City. In 2019, Verso published his first book, Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State. His popular writing on New York City planning politics has been published in such venues as the Guardian, Jacobin, City Limits, Gotham Gazette, New Politics, Progressive City, Progressive Planning, Urban Omnibus, and more. In addition to studying, teaching and writing about urban geography, he worked as a researcher, organizer, and planner on numerous New York City union campaigns, tenant mobilizations, and public policy initiatives. He is a participant in various tenant and community groups fighting gentrification and displacement in New York City, and beyond. Samuel Stein is a geography Ph.D. candidate at the CUNY Graduate Center. His work focuses on the politics of urban planning, with an emphasis on housing, labor, real estate, and gentrification in New York City. In 2019, Verso published his first book, Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State. His popular writing on New York City planning politics has been published in such venues as the Guardian, Jacobin, City Limits, Gotham Gazette, New Politics, Progressive City, Progressive Planning, Urban Omnibus, and more. In addition to studying, teaching and writing about urban geography, he worked as a researcher, organizer, and planner on numerous New York City union campaigns, tenant mobilizations, and public policy initiatives. He is a participant in various tenant and community groups fighting gentrification and displacement in New York City, and beyond. gentrification, real estate, new york city, capitalism, urban planning, private property, capital city false full 15 Buzzsprout-2869321 The electric aviation revolution is upon us. ft. Roei Ganzarski Follow magniX on Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin. 

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]]> Fri, 28 Feb 2020 17:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Roei Ganzarski) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow magniX on Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin. 

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]]> The electric aviation revolution is upon us. ft. Roei Ganzarski Roei Ganzarski 00:38:56 Roei Ganzarski is CEO of magniX, an electric aviation propulsion company. With a vision of connecting communities with low-cost, clean air transportation, magniX is disrupting the status-quo of aviation as we know it.Prior to magniX, Roei was CEO of BoldIQ - a global provider of dynamic real-time scheduling optimization software. Roei was also the Chief Customer Officer for Boeing’s Flight Services division. His other experiences include private investment banking, corporate finance, advertising, and the military. Headquartered in Redmond, Washington with engineering facilities in Redmond and in Australia, magniX is dedicated to connecting communities by enabling an era of clean and affordable commercial air travel with all-electric propulsion. Developed with proprietary technology, magniX offers a range of revolutionary solutions including all-electric motors – which produce zero emissions and increased efficiency – and power electronics solutions for various aviation applications. Roei Ganzarski is CEO of magniX, an electric aviation propulsion company. With a vision of connecting communities with low-cost, clean air transportation, magniX is disrupting the status-quo of aviation as we know it.Prior to magniX, Roei was CEO of BoldIQ - a global provider of dynamic real-time scheduling optimization software. Roei was also the Chief Customer Officer for Boeing’s Flight Services division. His other experiences include private investment banking, corporate finance, advertising, and the military. Headquartered in Redmond, Washington with engineering facilities in Redmond and in Australia, magniX is dedicated to connecting communities by enabling an era of clean and affordable commercial air travel with all-electric propulsion. Developed with proprietary technology, magniX offers a range of revolutionary solutions including all-electric motors – which produce zero emissions and increased efficiency – and power electronics solutions for various aviation applications. aviation, e-mobility, electric airplanes, magnix false full 14 Buzzsprout-2766844 How a chatbot is solving the college dropout problem ft. Carolina & Claudia Recchi Follow EdSights on Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin.

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]]> Mon, 17 Feb 2020 17:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Carolina Recchi, Claudia Recchi) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow EdSights on Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin.

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]]> How a chatbot is solving the college dropout problem ft. Carolina & Claudia Recchi Carolina Recchi, Claudia Recchi 00:44:45 Claudia and Carolina are sisters and co-founders of EdSights - a company that uses conversational AI to support students at scale and increase college graduation rates. Before starting EdSights, the two sisters founded another EdTech product, which they grew to over 200 colleges across the U.S. Claudia and Carolina went through the Techstars accelerator program and were recently recognized by Forbes as two of the most influential young entrepreneurs in the field of Education. University recruitment and retention directors may be the client, but EdSight's customers are college students, especially those at risk of dropping out. It's a chatbot that checks in with students on issues such as engagement, homework, grades and personal financial issues and problems. Claudia and Carolina are sisters and co-founders of EdSights - a company that uses conversational AI to support students at scale and increase college graduation rates. Before starting EdSights, the two sisters founded another EdTech product, which they grew to over 200 colleges across the U.S. Claudia and Carolina went through the Techstars accelerator program and were recently recognized by Forbes as two of the most influential young entrepreneurs in the field of Education. University recruitment and retention directors may be the client, but EdSight's customers are college students, especially those at risk of dropping out. It's a chatbot that checks in with students on issues such as engagement, homework, grades and personal financial issues and problems. data, dropouts, education, retention, chatbot, university false full 13 Buzzsprout-2705518 Where fashion and science come together ft. Nick Tidball Check out Vollebak’s Relaxation Hoodie on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. 

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]]> Mon, 10 Feb 2020 16:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Nick Tidball) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Check out Vollebak’s Relaxation Hoodie on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. 

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]]> Where fashion and science come together ft. Nick Tidball Nick Tidball 00:49:05 Nick Tidball is the co-founder of Vollebak. Founded together with his twin brother Steve, Vollebak is a three-year-old startup taking on the fashion industry by using science and technology to make the future of clothing happen faster. They have created the world’s first Graphene Jacket using the only material in the world with a Nobel Prize, released 100 Year clothing designed to outlive you, a Plant and Algae T-Shirt grown in forests that biodegrades into worm food in 12-weeks, and a Black Squid Jacket which mimics the adaptive camouflage of the squid by reflecting every color in the visible spectrum. Quantum leaps in technology are required for the creation of their gear - from new production methods, to entirely new materials which have never been seen before. Vollebak does research into people’s attitudes to risk, adventure, mortality, and space, and the frontiers humanity needs to explore over the next century and beyond. Nick Tidball is the co-founder of Vollebak. Founded together with his twin brother Steve, Vollebak is a three-year-old startup taking on the fashion industry by using science and technology to make the future of clothing happen faster. They have created the world’s first Graphene Jacket using the only material in the world with a Nobel Prize, released 100 Year clothing designed to outlive you, a Plant and Algae T-Shirt grown in forests that biodegrades into worm food in 12-weeks, and a Black Squid Jacket which mimics the adaptive camouflage of the squid by reflecting every color in the visible spectrum. Quantum leaps in technology are required for the creation of their gear - from new production methods, to entirely new materials which have never been seen before. Vollebak does research into people’s attitudes to risk, adventure, mortality, and space, and the frontiers humanity needs to explore over the next century and beyond. vollebak, fashion, materiality, innovation false full 12 Buzzsprout-2664751 How does the evolution of function shape real estate? ft. Aaron Feldman Created by SOUR, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.

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]]> Wed, 5 Feb 2020 13:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Aaron Feldman) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Created by SOUR, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.

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]]> How does the evolution of function shape real estate? ft. Aaron Feldman Aaron Feldman 00:30:50 Aaron Feldman is the co-founder and Managing Member of Benchmark Real Estate Group in New York City. He has been actively investing in and managing residential real estate in New York City since 2004. Benchmark Real Estate Group is a real estate investment and management firm specializing in the acquisition and re-positioning of New York City multifamily assets, their initiatives are directed towards growing and developing neighborhoods with an awareness of environmental and social responsibility. Aaron Feldman is the co-founder and Managing Member of Benchmark Real Estate Group in New York City. He has been actively investing in and managing residential real estate in New York City since 2004. Benchmark Real Estate Group is a real estate investment and management firm specializing in the acquisition and re-positioning of New York City multifamily assets, their initiatives are directed towards growing and developing neighborhoods with an awareness of environmental and social responsibility. real estate, new york city, retail false full 11 Buzzsprout-2610433 Why must we learn to work in complex groups? ft. Evren Uzer Follow Evren on Twitter.

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]]> Wed, 29 Jan 2020 19:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Evren on Twitter.

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]]> Why must we learn to work in complex groups? ft. Evren Uzer SOUR 00:32:30 Evren Uzer is a NYC based educator, urban planner and community practitioner working on civic engagement in planning and design and her current research focuses on activism, critical heritage studies and feminist spatial practices. She is an Assistant Professor of Urban Planning at Parsons School of Design at the New School and also holds a researcher position at School of Design and Crafts, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. She currently chairs School of Curriculum Committee and leads a Community Engagement project which explores ethical engagement and partnerships between community organizations and individuals and higher education. Evren’s practice is currently split between community engagement, planning and design work at Collective for Community, Culture and Environment (CCCE) and her artistic practice at roomservices. Evren Uzer is a NYC based educator, urban planner and community practitioner working on civic engagement in planning and design and her current research focuses on activism, critical heritage studies and feminist spatial practices. She is an Assistant Professor of Urban Planning at Parsons School of Design at the New School and also holds a researcher position at School of Design and Crafts, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. She currently chairs School of Curriculum Committee and leads a Community Engagement project which explores ethical engagement and partnerships between community organizations and individuals and higher education. Evren’s practice is currently split between community engagement, planning and design work at Collective for Community, Culture and Environment (CCCE) and her artistic practice at roomservices. education, design, collaboration, transdisciplinary design false full 10 Buzzsprout-2544628 What’s in your bathroom? ft. Dion Hughes Follow HiBAR on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.

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]]> Tue, 21 Jan 2020 18:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Dion Hughes) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow HiBAR on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.

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]]> What’s in your bathroom? ft. Dion Hughes Dion Hughes 00:37:55 Dion Hughes is the Founder and Creative Director of Persuasion Arts & Sciences and the Co-founder of HiBAR Inc. After a long career as a creative director at some of the world’s top ad agencies, Dion founded creative brand consultancy Persuasion Arts & Sciences, using creativity to help grow businesses such as Apple, Best Buy, and Lowe’s. In 2018, he applied his problem-solving skills to a challenge of a different kind – plastic waste. The company he co-founded, HiBAR, is a fast-growing brand of salon-quality shampoos and conditioners. HiBar was honored in the 2019 Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards. Dion is a multiple Adweek All-Star Creative, has dozens of Effie awards for marketing effectiveness, and was featured in the NYTimes bestseller Decisive, by Chip and Dan Heath. Dion Hughes is the Founder and Creative Director of Persuasion Arts & Sciences and the Co-founder of HiBAR Inc. After a long career as a creative director at some of the world’s top ad agencies, Dion founded creative brand consultancy Persuasion Arts & Sciences, using creativity to help grow businesses such as Apple, Best Buy, and Lowe’s. In 2018, he applied his problem-solving skills to a challenge of a different kind – plastic waste. The company he co-founded, HiBAR, is a fast-growing brand of salon-quality shampoos and conditioners. HiBar was honored in the 2019 Fast Company Innovation by Design Awards. Dion is a multiple Adweek All-Star Creative, has dozens of Effie awards for marketing effectiveness, and was featured in the NYTimes bestseller Decisive, by Chip and Dan Heath. waste, consumption, climate change, plastic products false full 9 Buzzsprout-2489625 How can we bring agriculture back to the city? ft. Henry Gordon-Smith Follow Henry on Instagram and Twitter @theagrictect and Agrictecture on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.

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]]> Tue, 14 Jan 2020 17:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Henry Gordon-Smith) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Henry on Instagram and Twitter @theagrictect and Agrictecture on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.

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]]> How can we bring agriculture back to the city? ft. Henry Gordon-Smith Henry Gordon-Smith 00:34:55 Henry Gordon-Smith is a sustainability strategist focused on urban agriculture, water issues, and emerging technologies. In 2011, Henry started exploring urban agriculture and launched the blog “Agritecture” to share case studies and analysis from around the world. And in 2014, Henry responded to a global need for technology-agnostic guidance on urban agriculture by launching the advisory firm Agritecture Consulting which has now consulted on over 100 urban agriculture projects in over 20 countries. Agritecture Consulting primarily helps entrepreneurs with vertical farming feasibility studies, recruiting, and systems design. Henry has spoken on the topic of urban agriculture in 4 continents and has been interviewed about urban and vertical farming for the WSJ, Futurism, Men’s Health, Bloomberg, The Atlantic, Arabian Business, CNBC, and many more. Henry Gordon-Smith is a sustainability strategist focused on urban agriculture, water issues, and emerging technologies. In 2011, Henry started exploring urban agriculture and launched the blog “Agritecture” to share case studies and analysis from around the world. And in 2014, Henry responded to a global need for technology-agnostic guidance on urban agriculture by launching the advisory firm Agritecture Consulting which has now consulted on over 100 urban agriculture projects in over 20 countries. Agritecture Consulting primarily helps entrepreneurs with vertical farming feasibility studies, recruiting, and systems design. Henry has spoken on the topic of urban agriculture in 4 continents and has been interviewed about urban and vertical farming for the WSJ, Futurism, Men’s Health, Bloomberg, The Atlantic, Arabian Business, CNBC, and many more. vertical farming, water issues, emerging technologies, urban agriculture, agriculture false full 8 Buzzsprout-2431079 Will shareholder profit stay the panacea? ft. Maggie O’Carroll Follow The Women’s Organisation on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.

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]]> Tue, 7 Jan 2020 16:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Maggie O'Carroll) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow The Women’s Organisation on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.

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]]> Will shareholder profit stay the panacea? ft. Maggie O’Carroll Maggie O'Carroll 00:37:20 Maggie O’Carroll is a leader in the field of women’s enterprise and has dedicated her professional life to improving the economic position of women, in the UK and internationally. Recognizing that women were a huge untapped entrepreneurial market in the UK and Europe, Maggie saw that there were both commercial and social impact opportunities in providing business support services to help more women to start and grow their own enterprises. In 1996, Maggie founded North West-based award-winning women's economic development agency, The Women’s Organisation in Liverpool, England. In 2011, O’Carroll opened the doors to a £5.3million Women's International Centre for Economic Development having secured funding from ERDF, Liverpool City Council and Futurebuilders. Located in the heart of Liverpool, is the first centre of its kind in the UK, expected to help 3,000 women set up businesses and creating 4,500 new jobs over its first ten years. Maggie O’Carroll is a leader in the field of women’s enterprise and has dedicated her professional life to improving the economic position of women, in the UK and internationally. Recognizing that women were a huge untapped entrepreneurial market in the UK and Europe, Maggie saw that there were both commercial and social impact opportunities in providing business support services to help more women to start and grow their own enterprises. In 1996, Maggie founded North West-based award-winning women's economic development agency, The Women’s Organisation in Liverpool, England. In 2011, O’Carroll opened the doors to a £5.3million Women's International Centre for Economic Development having secured funding from ERDF, Liverpool City Council and Futurebuilders. Located in the heart of Liverpool, is the first centre of its kind in the UK, expected to help 3,000 women set up businesses and creating 4,500 new jobs over its first ten years. inclusion, entrepreneurship, equality, women false full 7 Buzzsprout-2347058 Why is inclusion crucial for the sustainability of businesses? ft. Grace Jun Follow Grace on Instagram @gracehjun 

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]]> Tue, 24 Dec 2019 16:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Grace on Instagram @gracehjun 

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]]> Why is inclusion crucial for the sustainability of businesses? ft. Grace Jun SOUR 00:32:12 Grace Jun is a thought leader and community builder for diversity and inclusion. She is an Assistant Professor of Fashion at Parsons School of Design and CEO at Open Style Lab (OSL), an award-winning non-profit dedicated to making style accessible to people of all abilities. As a designer, professor, and social entrepreneur, she focuses on building educational programs, investigating applied technology for wearable integration, and practices research focused on inclusive design. With OSL board leadership, her work has received nation-wide attention and has been featured on the New York Times, Fast Company, Forbes, Vogue, and recently was awarded the 2019 Smithsonian Cooper Hewitt Emerging Designer Award. She is a proud alumnus from the Rhode Island School of Design and MFA recipient in Design and Technology from Parsons School of Design. Grace Jun is a thought leader and community builder for diversity and inclusion. She is an Assistant Professor of Fashion at Parsons School of Design and CEO at Open Style Lab (OSL), an award-winning non-profit dedicated to making style accessible to people of all abilities. As a designer, professor, and social entrepreneur, she focuses on building educational programs, investigating applied technology for wearable integration, and practices research focused on inclusive design. With OSL board leadership, her work has received nation-wide attention and has been featured on the New York Times, Fast Company, Forbes, Vogue, and recently was awarded the 2019 Smithsonian Cooper Hewitt Emerging Designer Award. She is a proud alumnus from the Rhode Island School of Design and MFA recipient in Design and Technology from Parsons School of Design. fashion, inclusion, inclusive design, disability false full 6 Buzzsprout-2302181 Air pollution, what’s the solution? ft. Dan Bowden Follow Ao Air on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and, Facebook.

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]]> Tue, 17 Dec 2019 17:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Dan Bowden) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Ao Air on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and, Facebook.

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]]> Air pollution, what’s the solution? ft. Dan Bowden Dan Bowden 00:31:41 Dan is the CEO and co-founder of Ao Air - headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Ao Air’s Facewear creates a personal wearable solution to air pollution. Air pollution is a global killer of over 7m killing more than smoking every year and has been linked to heart disease, respiratory problems, Alzheimer’s, depression, crime, reducing mental acuity, slower marathons and even to obesity and baldness. Their patented facewear is an alternative to a mask or respirator which creates a pocket of clear, fresh air for the user this means no need for a tight seal around the mouth and nose. They start their design at the molecular level and has been independently validated to be up to 50x better than current solutions, has debuted on the runways of New York and Seoul and received international recognition from Fast Company. Dan is the CEO and co-founder of Ao Air - headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Ao Air’s Facewear creates a personal wearable solution to air pollution. Air pollution is a global killer of over 7m killing more than smoking every year and has been linked to heart disease, respiratory problems, Alzheimer’s, depression, crime, reducing mental acuity, slower marathons and even to obesity and baldness. Their patented facewear is an alternative to a mask or respirator which creates a pocket of clear, fresh air for the user this means no need for a tight seal around the mouth and nose. They start their design at the molecular level and has been independently validated to be up to 50x better than current solutions, has debuted on the runways of New York and Seoul and received international recognition from Fast Company. data, air pollution, wearables, facewear false full 5 Buzzsprout-2215046 A quiet, data-powered future of mobility. ft. Florian Grüning Follow Florian on Instagram

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]]> Tue, 3 Dec 2019 19:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Florian Grüning) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Florian on Instagram

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]]> A quiet, data-powered future of mobility. ft. Florian Grüning Florian Grüning 00:40:13 Florian is the founder and CEO of Powerplace.io based in Berlin, Germany. Powerplace is building the next generation Mobility Operations Platform with a goal of empowering mobility providers to improve their services based on AI-driven analytics that will be able to react quickly and with certainty in the ever-changing supply and demand situation of large urban areas. Florian is the founder and CEO of Powerplace.io based in Berlin, Germany. Powerplace is building the next generation Mobility Operations Platform with a goal of empowering mobility providers to improve their services based on AI-driven analytics that will be able to react quickly and with certainty in the ever-changing supply and demand situation of large urban areas. mobility, ai-analytics, e-mobility, self-driving cars, cities, automation, deployment false full 4 Buzzsprout-2174462 Are public spaces really as “public” as they should be? ft. Dr. Setha Low Follow Dr. Setha Low on Twitter. 

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]]> Tue, 26 Nov 2019 21:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Setha Low) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Dr. Setha Low on Twitter. 

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]]> Are public spaces really as “public” as they should be? ft. Dr. Setha Low Setha Low 00:28:27 Dr. Setha Low, is the former president of the American Anthropological Association. She is currently Professor of Environmental Psychology, Geography, Anthropology, and Women’s Studies, and Director of the Public Space Research Group at The Graduate Center, City University of New York, where she teaches courses and trains Ph.D. students in the anthropology of space and place, urban anthropology, culture and environment, and cultural values in historic preservation. Dr. Setha Low, is the former president of the American Anthropological Association. She is currently Professor of Environmental Psychology, Geography, Anthropology, and Women’s Studies, and Director of the Public Space Research Group at The Graduate Center, City University of New York, where she teaches courses and trains Ph.D. students in the anthropology of space and place, urban anthropology, culture and environment, and cultural values in historic preservation. gentrification, real estate, cities, public spaces, parks false full 3 Buzzsprout-2117511 What would a grocery store look like without bees? ft. Hannah Baek You can join the association, whether you are a beekeeper with 10,000 colonies or you just like honey in your tea.

Follow the New York City Beekeepers Association on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

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]]> Tue, 19 Nov 2019 14:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (SOUR) https://www.sour.studio/podcast You can join the association, whether you are a beekeeper with 10,000 colonies or you just like honey in your tea.

Follow the New York City Beekeepers Association on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

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]]> What would a grocery store look like without bees? ft. Hannah Baek SOUR 00:26:00 Hannah Baek is the Vice President of the New York City Beekeepers Association (NYCBA). She started beekeeping as a college student in 2014 and has since worked with beekeepers across the world, including France, Russia, Finland, and South Korea. The mission of the NYCBA is to provide our members with a medium for sharing knowledge and mutual interest in beekeeping, and to educate and promote the benefits of beekeeping to the world, in a forum of friendship and fun, and to do so safely and responsibly in an urban environment. Hannah Baek is the Vice President of the New York City Beekeepers Association (NYCBA). She started beekeeping as a college student in 2014 and has since worked with beekeepers across the world, including France, Russia, Finland, and South Korea. The mission of the NYCBA is to provide our members with a medium for sharing knowledge and mutual interest in beekeeping, and to educate and promote the benefits of beekeeping to the world, in a forum of friendship and fun, and to do so safely and responsibly in an urban environment. pollinators, beekeeping, bees false full 2 Buzzsprout-2089485 What's Wrong With/Design The panelists were:
Theodore Ullrich, Founding Partner of Tomorrow Lab
Felipe Castañeda, Senior Creative Manager at MakerBot
Ezra Ardolino, President of Timbur
Tiffany Threadgould, Chief Design Junkie at TerraCycle
Christina Mallon, Inclusive Designer at Wunderman Thompson
 

Created by SOUR, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.

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]]> Fri, 15 Nov 2019 23:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Theodore Ullrich, Felipe Castañeda, Christina Mallon, Ezra Ardolino, Tiffany Threadgould) https://www.sour.studio/podcast The panelists were:
Theodore Ullrich, Founding Partner of Tomorrow Lab
Felipe Castañeda, Senior Creative Manager at MakerBot
Ezra Ardolino, President of Timbur
Tiffany Threadgould, Chief Design Junkie at TerraCycle
Christina Mallon, Inclusive Designer at Wunderman Thompson
 

Created by SOUR, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.

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]]> What's Wrong With/Design Theodore Ullrich, Felipe Castañeda, Christina Mallon, Ezra Ardolino, Tiffany Threadgould 00:30:00 What's Wrong With Design, a diagnostic panel discussion on how "good design" is able to problem-solve and generate solutions for a sustainably better future. What's Wrong With Design, a diagnostic panel discussion on how "good design" is able to problem-solve and generate solutions for a sustainably better future. design, collaboration false full 2 Buzzsprout-2001358 How is the media a culprit in environmental pollution? ft. Professor Justin Lewis Follow Clwstwr on Twitter @ClwstwrCreu. 

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]]> Tue, 5 Nov 2019 17:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Justin Lewis) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Follow Clwstwr on Twitter @ClwstwrCreu. 

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]]> How is the media a culprit in environmental pollution? ft. Professor Justin Lewis Justin Lewis 00:30:27 Justin Lewis is a Professor of Communication and Creative Industries at Cardiff University's School of Journalism, Media and Culture, with a particular interest in news innovation. He has conducted research with many different creative organisations, including the BBC, the BBC Trust, Channel 4, the Guardian, as well as UK and European Research councils. Justin is also the Director of Clwstwr. An ambitious five-year programme to create new products, services and experiences for screen. Clwstwr’s mission is to create a culture of innovation which will move the screen sector from a position of strength to one of leadership, internationally. Justin Lewis is a Professor of Communication and Creative Industries at Cardiff University's School of Journalism, Media and Culture, with a particular interest in news innovation. He has conducted research with many different creative organisations, including the BBC, the BBC Trust, Channel 4, the Guardian, as well as UK and European Research councils. Justin is also the Director of Clwstwr. An ambitious five-year programme to create new products, services and experiences for screen. Clwstwr’s mission is to create a culture of innovation which will move the screen sector from a position of strength to one of leadership, internationally. media, consumption, journalism false full 1 Buzzsprout-1964098 What is "What's Wrong With"? Created by SOUR, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.

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]]> Wed, 30 Oct 2019 22:00:00 +0000 hello@sour.studio (Eray/Carbajo: Architecture & Design Studio) https://www.sour.studio/podcast Created by SOUR, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.

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