310. Think Like Pirates & farmers' markets - Richard McCarthy Urbanistica Podcast - Cities for People

Richard McCarthy (Captain at Think Like Pirates, Brooklyn, New York, United States)
I asked Richard the following questions:
- Tell us more about the Market Cities concept.
- The unexpected rise of civil society-led farmers' markets (addressing the question of who runs them, why, and why does that matter?.
-In relation to places where traditional markets and municipal markets may have long existed. Is there room for more markets and why?
-How about the E-market? the digital market, does it exist? does it mean less physical market?
-Does really food link together communities on a bigger scale? or it's just linking a few people?
-What are the main challenges that food markets are facing now?
-How can city planning serve these markets?
-There is a trend now about introducing urban farming on a small scale, do you think we can scale it up? how do we do that?
-If you picture a future city from a food market's point of view, what do you see? based on what we have now.
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