Host Greg Wiley goes behind the scenes of the built environment with interesting guests that play a role in making the built environment come alive.

Growing Cities is a global podcast exploring how capital, policy, design, and innovation shape the future of cities. Hosted from New York by Viviana Addo, the show brings together real estate investors, developers, architects, urban policymakers, and operators who are actively influencing how cities grow, adapt, and endure. Conversations move beyond theory to examine the real decisions behind development, infrastructure, affordability, sustainability, and long-term urban value. Each episode offers practical insight from leaders working across markets and disciplines, making Growing Cities a platform for thoughtful dialogue at the intersection of real estate, cities, and capital. Viviana is available for speaking engagements, collaborations, and select partnerships aligned with the mission of advancing informed, responsible urban growth. Join the conversation and explore what it truly takes to grow a city. Host and Executive Producer’s Bio Viviana Addo is a global real estate capital strategist and Managing Principal at VMCASA, where she advises owners and investors on portfolio and capital decisions before execution begins. With more than two decades based in New York and experience across the Americas, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East, Viviana brings a long-cycle, cross-border perspective shaped by both institutional training and generational exposure to real estate ownership and development. She is the host of Growing Cities, a podcast exploring how capital, infrastructure, policy, and innovation shape the future of cities. Through conversations with investors, developers, operators, and policymakers, the podcast bridges global insight with practical decision-making in the built environment. Viviana also teaches international real estate and development, bringing real-world capital and portfolio strategy into the classroom. Contact Viviana for more info or to join the conversation.

Weekly 20-minute podcast about technology and technology education. https://www.youngwonks.com/

In this podcast we will take a serious but not too serious look at the difference in walking through the world as a white person vs. everyone else. And I say serious but not too serious because I have found that humor often helps disarm people. Maybe you’ll chuckle and then pause and be “like wait, was he serious?” and that’s often when the truth sinks in In Each episode we will take a look at the differences between the experiences of whites and people of color, we will have two guests, yup you guessed it, one white and one person of color, we will take a journey with them, walk in their shoes, and discuss the differences as they navigate the same space. My hope is to educate through dialogue, something I think we have been missing for awhile now. Maybe, just maybe if we listen to these stories, we will begin to see each other as fully human. And that’s where it begins, seeing and hearing each other. Realizing that we are all worthy of empathy and respect. Hit subscribe and stay tuned for episodes to drop as we talk about: what it’s like to be white.

A podcast about perennial plants and trees associated with food forests, permaculture, and restorative agriculture.

We all can maximize our Health, Wealth, Leadership, and Legacy. Join Ben Kinney, Bob Stewart, and Chad Hyams every Monday and Friday as they dive into these topics and interview expert guests. Each episode contains powerful insights on being your best, developing personal and professional skills, building wealth, and leaving a legacy.

The Enragés, a production of the Center for a Stateless Society (C4SS.org), features questions and casual conversations with authors about recent pieces they’ve published on the C4SS site. Hosted by Eric Fleischmann, this podcast will focus exclusively on the works of C4SS authors and will give listeners a chance to get to know these thinkers better. We'll regularly be taking listener questions too on Patreon! (Patreon.com/C4SSdotorg) The name of the podcast comes from the loosely affiliated anarchistic and proto-socialist group known in English as the “Enraged Ones,” who split from the Jacobin Club during the French Revolution in their radical demands against monopolists and support for the French lower class. To give a glimpse into their still-relevant views, Jacques Roux—in his 1793 Manifesto of the Enragés—states: "Freedom is nothing but a vain phantom when one class of men can starve another with impunity. Equality is nothing but a vain phantom when the rich, through monopoly, exercise the right of life or death over their like. The republic is nothing but a vain phantom when the counter-revolution can operate every day through the price of commodities, which three quarters of all citizens cannot afford without shedding tears."

A podcast by wildlife hazard management experts Avisure where we discuss all things wildlife hazard management on and around airports

Executive Decision reviews the most significant presidential decisions in American history: why they happened; how they happened; and what they ultimately tell us about the process of decision making.

Hi guys, My name is Stijn Huijskens and this is the getting back on the board podcast. In this podcast I will be talking about my journey of getting back on the board and people who inspire me to do so. In four years time, I tore my ACL twice. This resulted in me losing my passion for skateboarding and my happiness. When I realised this, I started my journey of getting back on the board. With this show I want to create a platform to help & inspire people to get back on their boards.

Welcome to the Music For Kiddos Podcast, where we talk about early childhood music resources and how to use them. This podcast is for music therapists, music educators, teachers, SLPs, OTs, PTs, parents, and anyone else who is interested in supporting a child's development through music. Stephanie Leavell is a board certified music therapist, music educator, mom, and the founder of MusicForKiddos.com. She is deeply passionate about using high-quality music resources to help kids express their feelings and reach their developmental goals.

PEM Rules is a dedicated Pediatric Emergency Medicine podcast designed to help medical students, residents, physicians or anyone who cares for children in the acute setting. Visit my website at pemrules.com *Content does not constitute medical advice. Please read the full disclaimer at: https://pemrules.com/disclaimer/ Copyright PEM Rules LLC