ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
East London’s home for big ideas.
How Might We is the podcast where we design solutions to solve pressing challenges facing East London today.
Hosted by Patrick Scally this podcast brings together people looking to make things & change things for the better here in East London. So, every week Patrick & a specialist guest create actionable steps to big problems facing the world they're directly experiencing using design thinking frameworks.
Our neighbourhood is changing fast, our thinking needs to progress just as quickly.
How Might We is the podcast where we design solutions to solve pressing challenges facing East London today.
Hosted by Patrick Scally this podcast brings together people looking to make things & change things for the better here in East London. So, every week Patrick & a specialist guest create actionable steps to big problems facing the world they're directly experiencing using design thinking frameworks.
Our neighbourhood is changing fast, our thinking needs to progress just as quickly.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 22 days
Average audio length:
60 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
79 episodes
since Feb. 25, 2023
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Housing does not have to be a speculative asset. Levent Kerimol makes the case for a different model—one that gives residents real control, keeps homes affordable over time, and helps community-led housing grow without losing its local character.Levent is the founder of Collective Ownership, a seco…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
The conversation revolves around the mission of Don't Waste Buildings, a movement aimed at promoting the reuse of existing buildings to combat climate change and reduce embodied carbon. The speakers discuss the challenges and opportunities in the built environment sector, emphasizing the need for p…
this week patrick is joined by Isaac Vale as they delve into the ESG initiatives at Here East, focusing on sustainability, circular economy, and community engagement.
discover the challenges and successes of implementing these initiatives and the potential for Here East to become a hub for circula…
In this episode, we delve into the intricate world of affordable art spaces with CEO of Second Floor Studios & Arts Nichole Herbert Wood. From her beginnings in business economics to her transformative journey into the arts, Nichole shares her insights on the challenges artists face in securing…
This week I sit down with Councillor Chris Kennedy (London Borough of Hackney) who reflects on the complexities of working in local government for more than two decades. We cover affordable housing, the impact of global issues on local communities, and the joy found in serving the public. Kennedy e…
In this conversation, Tom Lewith discusses the evolution of his architectural practice from TDO to New Works, emphasising a collaborative approach that prioritises mental health and creativity. He introduces the concept of 'Field Work', a new initiative aimed at engaging landowners in a way that al…
This week, Ryan Walker discusses his journey in the culinary world, focusing on the innovative practices at Silo, a zero waste restaurant. He shares insights on balancing roles in the kitchen, the challenges of implementing sustainable practices, and the importance of fermentation in creating flavo…
In this week's conversation, Patrick and Dr Johnny Drain discuss the anticipation surrounding Johnny's upcoming book Adventure in Fermentation, the journey of writing and reflection, and the exploration of fermentation as a spiritual and creative process. They delve into the role of serendipity in …
In this conversation, Kae & Patrick discusses the challenges and innovations in the textile recycling industry, particularly focusing on Fibrelab's journey in creating sustainable products from textile waste. The discussion covers the importance of community engagement, the recycling process, a…
In this week's conversation, Nathan Miller discusses the ambitious vision for the East London Waterworks Park, a community-led initiative aimed at transforming an underused industrial site into a biodiverse park with natural swimming ponds and outdoor learning spaces. The project emphasises communi…
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