Urban Studies podcast
“Walking the city with…” is an immersive podcast miniseries produced by Urban Studies featuring editors and authors from the journal. The series offers insights into how a more global urban studies works in practice through the eyes, and words, of innovative urban studies scholars. Mixing theory, fun anecdotes and situations, with a dose of serious reflection and a sprinkling of live ambient sounds, we take you on the streets of the cities of urban studies. Step into these brilliant voices’ shoes, and come for a stroll with us. Find out more on our website: https://www.urbanstudiesjournal.com/podcasts/walking-the-city-with/ If you enjoyed this podcast please rate us, leave a review and share with a friend!
Episodes
Show notes for Episode 10 are available: https://www.urbanstudiesjournal.com/podcast/10-walking-the-city-with-creighton-connolly-and-landscapes/
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Creighton’s work in Urban Studies:
Connolly, C., & Kythreotis, A. (2024). Building back better through urban blue and green space? A critical review of post-...
Show notes for Episode 9 are available: https://www.urbanstudiesjournal.com/podcast/9-walking-the-city-with-catalina-ortiz-and-storytelling/
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Catalina’s work in Urban Studies through her edited virtual special issue and call for thinking through methods:
Show notes for Episode 8 are available: https://www.urbanstudiesjournal.com/podcast/8-walking-the-city-with-jon-silver-and-urban-corridors/
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Jon’s work in Urban Studies:
Silver, J., & Marvin, S. (2017). Powering sub-Saharan Africa’s urban revolution: An energy transitions approach. Urban Studies, 54(4)...
Show notes for Episode 7 are available: https://www.urbanstudiesjournal.com/podcast/7-walking-the-city-with-jenny-robinson-and-elsewhere/
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Jenny’s work in Urban Studies:
Robinson, J. (2022). Introduction: Generating concepts of ‘the urban’ through comparative practice. Urban Studies, 59(8), 1521-1535. https:...
Show notes for Episode 6 are available here.
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Sergio’s work in Urban Studies:
Montero S and Baiocchi G (2022) A posteriori comparisons, repeated instances and urban policy mobilities: What ‘best practices’ leave behind. Urban Studies 59(8): 1536-1555.
Montero S (2020) Leveraging Bogotá: Sustainable...
Show notes for Episode 5 are available here.
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Zara and Mike’s work in Urban Studies:
Shabrina Z, Arcaute E and Batty M (2022) Airbnb and its potential impact on the London housing market. Urban Studies 59(1): 197-221.
Cottineau C, Batty M, Benenson I, Delloye J, Hatna E, Pum...
Show notes for Episode 4 are available here.
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Shenjing’s work in Urban Studies:
He S and Qian J (2017) From an emerging market to a multifaceted urban society: Urban China studies. Urban Studies 54(4): 827-846.
He S (2015) Consuming urban living in ‘villages in the city’: Stu...
Show notes for Episode 3 are available here.
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Dallas’ work in Urban Studies:
Gibson C, Legacy C and Rogers D (2023) Deal-making, elite networks and public–private hybridisation: More-than-neoliberal urban governance. Urban Studies 60(1): 183-199.
Show notes for Episode 2 are available here.
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Julie’s work in Urban Studies:
Ren J (2022) A more global urban studies, besides empirical variation. Urban Studies 59(8): 1741-1748.
CreditsEvery Beginning Is Hard 1v46 by Setuniman
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Ambience_Berlin_Balcony by danner
Densities and crowds, fragments, and sanitation
Show notes for Episode 1 are available here.
If you liked our walk, you might want to follow up on Colin’s work in Urban Studies:
McFarlane C (2023) Critical Commentary: Repopulating density: COVID-19 and the politics of urban value. Urban Studies 60(9): 1548-1569.
McFarlane C (2012) The entrepreneurial slum: Civil society, mobility and the co-production of urban...
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