Spaces and stories

Wathsala Prabodhani

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DESIGN

The podcast where we explore how urban planning, cultural heritage, and community participation shape the places we live in;

2D AGO

city for women

Most urban planning has historically assumed a “typical user”: A man commuting from home to work and back. But women’s everyday journeys are far more complex — combining work, childcare, shopping, caregiving, and often navigating safety concerns along the way. In the latest episode of my podcast Spaces & Stories, I explore City Planning for Women and why gender-responsive planning leads to safer, more inclusive, and more liveable cities for everyone. Key ideas from the episode: • Safety is not just statistics — it’s the feeling of safety • Walkable, mixed-use neighbourhoods support daily life • Inclusive transport enables independence and opportunity • Cities that work for women work better for all 🎧 Listen to the episode and join the conversation on how we can design cities that support every story.

16 min
JAN 27

Place making

An episode of exploring placemaking, cities, and the everyday stories embedded in the built environment.

17 min
JAN 9

Saving the Stone Loosing the People

How do cities grow without losing their heritage? historic cities — places where culture, tourism, and everyday life intersect.

10 min
JAN 8

Why planning matters

Exploring how places and planning shape our lives.

10 min

4 Episodes

The podcast where we explore how urban planning, cultural heritage, and community participation shape the places we live in;

Creator

Wathsala Prabodhani
Years Active

2K
Episodes

4
Rating

Explicit
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