The Urbanist Agenda Not Just Bikes
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- Society & Culture
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A podcast by the creator of the popular YouTube channel Not Just Bikes, The Urbanist Agenda is an exploration of the latest topics in urban planning and urban mobility from your favourite urbanist YouTubers.
Each month we'll put another important topic on the agenda and pull back the curtain to discover how online urbanists plot and scheme to make cities work better for everyone.
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Living with Self-Driving Cars (with Bike Curious)
For most of us, autonomous vehicles are this nebulous concept that might appear some time in our future, but there are other people living with this reality today - whether they like it or not.
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Cars are (REALLY) Expensive! (with RMTransit)
Yup. Cars are REALLY expensive, and they're getting more expensive. And yet, most car owners seem completely oblivious to it.
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Europe Spends More on Roads than Rails (with Real Time History)
Europe is known for its train networks, and the EU has been promoting trains as the preferred mode of travel. But the train networks are not functioning well, and it's not a coincidence that many EU countries are spending twice as much on roads than they do on rails.
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10 Years Car-Free (with Mrs. NJB)
It occurred to us the other day that we have lived 10 years without owning a car. This didn't happen intentionally, we just moved to a walkable neighbourhood and living car-free just made the most sense.
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From Pickup Driver to Cargo Bike Urbanist (with American Fietser)
Can rural people understand city folk and vice-versa? American Fietser went from being a die-hard truck driver to a cargo-bike riding urbanist, and it all started with a trip to the Netherlands.
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The Problem with Cities: Skylines 2 (with Cities by Diana)
City Simulators, such as SimCity and Cities: Skylines are very popular, both among gamers and the general public, but they're not real. Should we be concerned about the car-centric myths they reinforce?
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