ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to Talking Place
The podcast that brings placemakers and storytellers together to talk about what makes a good place.
The Talking Place podcast is your go-to podcast for exploring the power of storytelling in shaping narratives and identities for neighbourhoods, towns, cities, and nations.
Join your host, Concept Culture’s Creative Director Tanisha Raffiuddin, as she talks with experts across the built environment, sharing their knowledge and stories on placemaking, branding, sustainability, language, finance, health, culture, and more.
Whether you are an investor, developer, urban designer, architect, planner, marketeer, or simply curious about places and stories, this podcast is for you.
Listen to our latest episodes of Talking Place and join the conversation on social media!
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Host: Tanisha Raffiuddin
Produced by: Concept Culture
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 9 days
Average audio length:
48 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
44 episodes
since Feb. 7, 2025
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
What if we've been designing cities all wrong?
In Episode 37 of Talking Place, host Tanisha Raffiuddin sits down with Rasmus Astrup, Design Principal and Senior Partner at SLA, one of the world's leading nature-based design practices, to explore how nature-based design can reshape the wa…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Can a place brand do more than give a place a new identity?
In Episode 36 of Talking Place, host Tanisha Raffiuddin sits down with Councillor Tom Bruce, Deputy Leader of the London Borough of Hounslow, and Peter O’Brien, Executive Director of Placemaking and Growth, to explore how Hounslow is usin…
What does people-first development actually look like?
Hanna Afolabi MRICS, Managing Director & Founder of Mood and Space and CEO & Founder of Black Women in Real Estate, joins host Tanisha Raffiuddin on Talking Place to explore what it means to make development work for the people who use…
What can a city learn about resilience when people are forced to redesign how they live?
Mikael Colville-Andersen, urban designer, filmmaker and host of the TV Show 'The Life-Sized City', joins host Tanisha Raffiuddin on Talking Place to explore the tactical urbanism projects he delivere…
What happens when a 2,000-year-old city tries to build itself around artificial intelligence without losing the essence that makes it special?
Theo Blackwell MBE, London's first Chief Digital Officer, has spent the past nine years tackling exactly that challenge for the Mayor of London.
Rec…
What does it feel like to move through a city without fear? To just... switch off?
For Melissa Bruntlett, author, mobility advocate, and co-author of the new book Women Changing Cities, that feeling isn't a luxury. It's a design choice. Far too few cities are making it.
In this episode of…
What happens to a city that treats culture as an afterthought?
Founder of MTArt Agency, Marine Tanguy explains why culture is not a luxury but essential urban infrastructure - and why investing in art and artists is one of the smartest decisions cities can make.
Marine Tanguy has spent her career…
What does it mean for a city to be genuinely co-authored by the people who live in it?
In Episode 30 of Talking Place, host Tanisha Raffiuddin speaks with one of the most consequential figures in the global conversation about digital democracy: Audrey Tang, Taiwan's Cyber Ambassador-at-Large …
Can regeneration strengthen a community rather than replace it?Chrisp Street Market has been part of East London's story for generations. Chrisp Street in E14 is five minutes from Canary Wharf, named on the DLR, and about to turn 75. Built as part of the Festival of Britain in 1951 - one of th…
Host Tanisha Raffiuddin visits Cody Dock in East London and speaks with Simon Myers and Bella Quirin from Cody Dock about what belonging looks like when it is built on collective ownership. This episode is part of the Know Your Neighbourhood series, produced in partnership with the London Festival …
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