Autonomy (Part 2 of 2)
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The Plangineers engage experts Sven Beiker and Gary Hsueh to explore the world of autonomous vehicles. Dr. Sven Beiker is Managing Director of Silicon Valley Mobility. Gary Hsueh is Director of Mobility Programs at Prospect Silicon Valley.
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Autonomy (Part 1 of 2)
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The Plangineers engage experts Sven Beiker and Gary Hsueh to explore the world of autonomous vehicles. Dr. Sven Beiker is Managing Director of Silicon Valley Mobility. Gary Hsueh is Director of Mobility Programs at Prospect Silicon Valley
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Indy Johar talks Future Cities Canada
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Indy Johar, Visionary and Co-Founder of Project OO talks about quiet but crucial change required to enable our cities for the future
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Olivia Labonte talks Future Cities Canada
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Olivia Labonte, Executive Director of Young Diplomats of Canada, talks about grassroots youth engagement
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Derek Ballantyne talks Future Cities Canada
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Derek Ballantyne, CMHC Board Chair, talks about housing for all.
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Fang-Jui Chang talks Future Cities Canada
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Fang-Jui, Service Designer/Consultant at PDIS, shares "New Rules for New Ways" following her involvement on the panel of the same name at the Future Cities Canada Summit.
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Claire Hicks talks Future Cities Canada
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Claire Hicks, Program Manager for Future Ready at WSP Canada, shares successes in sustainability.
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Leah Lawrence talks Future Cities Canada
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Leah Lawrence is a lifelong advocate for engineering, entrepreneurship and the environment. The President and CEO of Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) shares behind-the-scenes insights on technology and how 'change management' can be about 'change expectation.'
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Geoff Cape talks Future Cities Canada
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Geoff Cape, Evergreen CEO, speaks to the Plangineers about the vision and potential for Future Cities Canada
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Desmond Cole talks Future Cities Canada
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Desmond Cole, award-winning journalist, activist and author, speaks to the Plangineers on the heels of his opening keynote at the Future Cities Canada Summit, held November 7-9, 2018 at Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto.
info_outlineThe Plangineers talk about how the input of technical experts can help round out storytelling to add the "why" to the "who cares?"
(Sorry for the confusion in the intro...this is actually episode #5, you're right.)
Reporting on the GO Train flooding of 2013 may have exaggerated the frequency of this occurrence
Check out Rob's CityFloodMap blog post on the matter
Discussing the context of numbers and the value of infographics
How technical input to the media can add the "why" to the spice of storytelling as well as the mechanisms of mini-advocacy
The lesson of communicating like an activist while telling a good story
The need for our professions to push past humility and tell good stories that will resonate and inform people in positive ways
Listeners might be interested to know that during our cut, to keep the show within our regular ~20-25min length, we sacrificed a dialogue on "open data", it's emergence, relevance and potential value as a tool for healthy skepticism. Though it was a relevant part of the overall dialogue that dialogue almost stood on its own so we cropped it from the final edit that you hear.
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