The Bartlett Planning Podcast

In each monthly podcast Professor Yvonne Rydin presents a current research project being undertaken at the Bartlett School of Planning and interviews the researcher.

The Bartlett Planning Podcast will return in Term 3, when Yvonne will be speaking to colleagues about planning and disability. In the meantime, you can browse all past episodes below.

Ep 20: Researching cultural heritage and place in Durham

Prof John Tomaney and Ross Forbes
May 2021

Sacriston: towards a deeper understanding of place (PDF).
The Redhills site mentioned in the podcast is here: redhillsdurham.org

Ep 19: Circular Cities: A Revolution in Urban Sustainability

Dr Jo Williams
April 2021

Purchase Jo's book via Routledge.

Ep 18: Public Space in a Chinese City; the case of Shanghai

Jingyi Zhu, PhD Candidate
March 2021

View and download transcript for episode 18.

Ep 17: Urban heritage: discourses of conservation and equity

Monica Lopez Franco, PhD Candidate
December 2020

View and download transcript for episode 17.

Ep 16: Neo-liberalism, housing and segregation in Chile

Cristobal Diaz Martinez, PhD Candidate
November 2020

View and download transcript for episode 16.

Ep 15: What is an urban void? An Athenian exploration

Dimitrios Panayotopoulos-Tsiros, Research and Teaching Assistant
October 2020

View and download transcript for episode 15.

Ep 14: Alumni Episode (Undergraduate): Aranvir Gawera

Aranvir Gawera, BSc Urban Planning, Design and Management 2018
May 2020

Addressing COVID-19 Episode 4: How might our views on density in cities be altered?

Dr. Michael Short
May 2020

Addressing COVID-19 Episode 3: What are the microscale impacts on the property market?

Dr. Nicola Livingstone
April 2020

Addressing COVID-19 Episode 2: What are the economic implications for real estate?

Dr. Tommaso Gabrieli
April 2020

Addressing COVID-19 Episode 1: What can we learn from South Korea?

Dr. Jung Won Sonn
April 2020
Read 'Coronavirus: South Korea’s success in controlling disease is due to its acceptance of surveillance' on The Conversation website.

Ep 13: Alumni Episode (Postgraduate): Asia Williams

Asia Williams, MSc Spatial Planning 2014
April 2020

Ep 9: Neoliberlisation from the Ground Up

Callum Ward
December 2019
Ward, C. and Swyngedouw, E. (2018). Neoliberalisation from the Ground Up: Insurgent Capital, Regional Struggle, and the Assetisation of Land. Antipode, 50(4), pp.1077-1097