# Sophia Maalsen

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51. Post-Pandemic Urbanism

COVID-19 is altering city experiences and spaces. As cities respond, the contours of post-pandemic cities are also being altered, for better or worse. This podcast brings together a group of leading Sydney-based urbanists to start a conversation about what cities will look like post-COVID, and ...

The Introduction Episode

Bad Faith Cycles in Algorithmic Cultivation, an interview-based podcast series that explores identity, [1] defined as who we are and what we do, [2] and agency, defined as the sum total range of potential actions or our ability to make a difference, [3] in our contemporary digitally and algorith ...

79. Platform Urbanism

Cities and regions across the world have experienced profound disruption from the rise of digital platforms across all areas of urban life. From housing, to transport, shopping, and the way we work, global firms such as ‘Airbnb’ and ‘Uber’ typically evade local (place based) policy and regulator ...

Episode 4_ Urban Hack and Informal Housing in Sydney, a conversation with Dr Sophia Maalsen

At the intersections of the digitalisation of urban spaces and governance, with feminist-housing, Dr Sophia Maalsen brings forth several questions in this episode: 1-What is hack as an urban practice and politic in the digitally augmented city? 2-​​Who is using urban hacks and how do they do i ...

Pirate Radio: The social lives of music in our cities

City Road Podcast take-over the pirate radio for the afternoon to talk about the music, music business, music production, urban planning and the social lives of music in our cities with Dr Christina Ballico and Dr Sophia Maalsen. Guests Dr Christina Ballico researches and teaches in the field ...

101. Urban Governance & Design Thinking

Episode 2: Innovating urban governance: Design Thinking What is design thinking and how might it be useful for city governments? In this second episode of ‘Innovating Cities’, Robyn Dowling and Sophia Maalsen discuss how design thinking is being conceptualised and operationalised in city govern ...

100. Contested Platforms

There is ongoing concern about the localised impacts of globally owned platforms on the ways in which we use our homes and cities. From the housing market and neighbourhood impacts of Airbnb style platforms through to the less visible implications of automated urban systems, this session asks ho ...

The Great Housing Disaster: The renters' resistance

With home ownership out of reach, more and more younger Australians have no choice but to rent for much longer than their parents ever did – maybe for the rest of their lives. That puts younger Australians at the mercy of landlords, making some intensely angry and leading to what might be descri ...

The renters' resistance

With home ownership out of reach, more and more younger Australians have no choice but to rent for much longer than their parents ever did – maybe for the rest of their lives. That puts younger Australians at the mercy of landlords, making some intensely angry and leading to what might be descri ...

Are we stuck in sharehouses forever?

Experts say you should only be spending 30% of your income to avoid rental stress. That formula would limit under 24s to a total rent of $176 a week. So is a rental that cheap even possible to find?  And we always hear how Australia's gun laws and restrictions are world-leading. But could we be ...