Roland Postma's guest appearances

Roland Postma

YarraBUG

Talking Transformation

Jeremy Miller

Tim Taylor

Chris Boardman

Lisa Byrne

Mark Napier

Geoff Smart

Matthew McLaughlin

David Millar

Alan Todd

Mike Hall

Russell Mockridge

Sarah Hammond

Alan Parker

Dervla Murphy

Matt de Neef

OwlTail

Jodi Allemeier

Joining the TTPod for this first episode of Series 2 are two leading young urbanists who are shaping the way many of us think and respond to the built environment.Jodi Allemeier is no stranger to the podcast and operates as an independent professional and thought leader in the country. Her UrbanJodi blog remains a must follow for those who enjoy continuing the debate (find it at www.jodi.city).Roland Postma has recently concluded his studies and is a leading and articulate voice in the Young Urbanists (@young-urbanists) who have been generating increasing online content and debate for young professionals via YouTube and webinars.The conversation touches on our own personal transitional stories and our observations of recent events and opportunities in the future: emerging from COVID-19; new opportunities and familiar challenges facing new Mayors and councils; and what it “means” to think progressively about cities and community building in 2022.As always, we hope you enjoy the content and welcome feedback via:twitter: @talkingtransfo1; oremail: talkingtransformation101@gmail.comRecorded 24th March 2022--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talking-transformation-po/message

Joining the TTPod for this first episode of Series 2 are two leading young urbanists who are shaping the way many of us think and respond to the built environment. Jodi Allemeier is no stranger to the podcast and operates as an independent professional and thought leader in the country. Her UrbanJodi blog remains a must follow for those who enjoy continuing the debate (find it at www.jodi.city). Roland Postma has recently concluded his studies and is a leading and articulate voice in the Young Urbanists (@young-urbanists) who have been generating increasing online content and debate for young professionals via YouTube and webinars. The conversation touches on our own personal transitional stories and our observations of recent events and opportunities in the future: emerging from COVID-19; new opportunities and familiar challenges facing new Mayors and councils; and what it “means” to think progressively about cities and community building in 2022. As always, we hope you enjoy the content and welcome feedback via: twitter: @talkingtransfo1; or email: talkingtransformation101@gmail.com Recorded 24th March 2022 --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/talking-transformation-po/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/talking-transformation-po/message</a>

TTPod 2.1 Contemporary Urbanism – Relevance, Opportunities, Challenges - Guests: Jodi Allemeier & Roland Postma

On this weeks program Chris speaks to Roland Postma about the Australian Planners Declare movement, how planning issues intersect with literally aspect of our lives, including proactive responses to climate, biodiversity and transport crises, historical reasons why planning regulations lack commitment and how you can get involved in future actions.Local news includes VicRoads announcement of 100kms of new bicycle lanes across Melbourne, commencing with installation of pop-up bike lanes on Heidelberg Road in Darebin / Yarra Council areas, Abbotsford Cycles Swap meet for Saturday 19 December and Moreland Bicycle Users Group ride to Kew on Wednesday 9 December.

Talking to Roland Postma about the Planners Declare movement