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Our future is based on our choices. The ones we make as individuals and also the ones we make as groups, countries and as a species. A peaceful and plentiful future is only possible if we agree on making sustainable choices together. Collective Choices is a podcast that aims to explore both possible solutions to some of our current issues and also the process of reaching agreements for the common good. As more and more people live in cities, these are the key centers that define economic models, political decisions, consumer behavior and mindset shifts with all the eventual global consequences, so we will talk quite a bit about how we can improve life in urban spaces. I am Doru Oprisan, a radio journalist and photographer who loves to ride his bicycle in Stockholm, Sweden.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 51 days
Average audio length:
31 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
18 episodes
since March 15, 2023
episodic
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Oskari Kaupinmäki is the Team Leader of the Bicycle Traffic team for the City of Helsinki. A team that has been very, very busy in recent years.We talk about:- from cycling to motonormativity and back again- the impressive progress made by Helsinki in just a few years and the key ingredients- the l…
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Marco Te Brömmelstroet is a professor of Urban Mobility Futures at the University of Amsterdam and founding member of the Lab of Thought.We talk about:- the importance of language when we want to change systems- the problem with subsystems- how we always have a hard time imagining anything differen…
Charlotte Guth is the former Head of the Cycling Mission for the City of Paris and has overseen lots of the changes that have made Paris a very different city from the congested metropolis that it was a few years ago. A long journey from possible to enjoyable.
We talk about:- starting from "…
Herbert Tiemens works as a Senior Policy Advisor for the City of Utrecht and he has been involved in many of the transformations that the city has seen in the past couple of decades. He also works with the POLIS network of European cities and regions.We talk about how Utrecht became the best cyclin…
What is your city even doing if it's not doing Mobility Hubs?
Rebecca Karbaumer is an expert for Shared Mobility and Mobility Management at the Department of Transportation in Bremen, working to create more sustainable, liveable and socially equitable cities.
We talk about Mobility Hubs, a ver…
Fariya Sharmeen is a Research Scientist and Associate Professor at KTH Stockholm, working with travel behavior modelling, social network analysis and urban transformation.
We talk about:-how your social network and life events determine your travel behavior -from research data to having an impact i…
In this episode of Collective Choices we talk about the BIG change that everything else depends on.Dr. Jennifer Hinton is an ecological economist, sustainability researcher, educator and book author. She has worked with the Stockholm Resilience Centre, Lund University, Stockholm University and The…
As we re-discover the importance of local communities, a Helsinki based startup proposes a tool for basically everything regarding information and communication in a city or a neighborhood. Or any location, actually.I talked to Superhood's founder, Markku Mehtälä, about this modern agora:- it&…
Marianne Weinreich joins me for Ep 10 of Collective Choices. She is Co-founder and Chair of the Cycling Embassy of Denmark, manager of the Danish Mobility Network and Market Manager Global Smart Mobility at Ramboll.
We talk about:- how transport connects us all- how the mobility focus is moving fro…
Collective Choices Ep 9 was recorded in Stuttgart, Germany, at the Urban Future conference. My guest is Simon Zimmermann, founder of SOLARBAKERY, the world’s first provider of fully equipped, mobile and energy independent container bakeries.We talk about:- how the idea was born- what does a solar b…
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