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The Century of Cities
Prof. Greg Clark CBE & Jennifer Dolynchuk
108 episodes
1 day ago
Welcome to The Century of Cities, a captivating journey fueled by curiosity into humanity's most profound transformation: urban evolution. By 2100, 10 billion people will live in over 10,000 cities. What shape will that world take? This 100-episode series explores the forces driving this shift through illuminating interviews and compelling stories, revealing how cities can lead us toward a sustainable, inclusive, and resilient world.
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Welcome to The Century of Cities, a captivating journey fueled by curiosity into humanity's most profound transformation: urban evolution. By 2100, 10 billion people will live in over 10,000 cities. What shape will that world take? This 100-episode series explores the forces driving this shift through illuminating interviews and compelling stories, revealing how cities can lead us toward a sustainable, inclusive, and resilient world.
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Society & Culture
Episodes (20/108)
The Century of Cities
Michael Storper: Why Cities Need Better Institutions, Not Easy Answers (Part 2)
1 day ago
32 minutes 7 seconds

The Century of Cities
Michael Storper: The Vanishing Urban Frontier (Part 1)
1 day ago
27 minutes 24 seconds

The Century of Cities
Lord Norman Foster: Density, Design, and the Future of Urban Life
2 weeks ago
28 minutes 16 seconds

The Century of Cities
Edward L. Glaeser: The Triumph, Trials, and Future of Urban Life
2 weeks ago
25 minutes 28 seconds

The Century of Cities
Andrés Rodríguez-Pose: Why Place Still Matters in an Unequal World
3 weeks ago
37 minutes 1 second

The Century of Cities
Maria Camila Uribe: Lessons from Latin America's Urban Transformation
3 weeks ago
20 minutes 58 seconds

The Century of Cities
Ming Zhang: Financing the Future of Cities
4 weeks ago
26 minutes 44 seconds

The Century of Cities
Claudia López: How Bogotá Turned Care into a Global Innovation
1 month ago
33 minutes 5 seconds

The Century of Cities
Anna König Jerlmyr: How Cities Became the Engines of Global Change
1 month ago
21 minutes 38 seconds

The Century of Cities
Susan Aitken: Glasgow's Reinvention and the Future of City Leadership
1 month ago
27 minutes 12 seconds

The Century of Cities
Felipe Correa: Density, Design, and the Cities of the Future
1 month ago
22 minutes 50 seconds

The Century of Cities
Carlo Ratti: Rethinking Urban Life Through Nature, Technology, and AI
1 month ago
20 minutes 2 seconds

The Century of Cities
Sally Capp: Leadership, Livability, and the Future of Melbourne
1 month ago
22 minutes 24 seconds

The Century of Cities
Enrique Peñalosa: Building Cities for Equality and Happiness
1 month ago
27 minutes 23 seconds

The Century of Cities
Helle Søholt: Rethinking Architecture as a Catalyst for Change
1 month ago
29 minutes 36 seconds

The Century of Cities
Maria Vassilakou: Leading the Livable City Revolution
2 months ago
34 minutes 2 seconds

The Century of Cities
Francesca Froy: Rebuilding Urban Complexity
2 months ago
27 minutes 7 seconds

The Century of Cities
Henrietta Moore & Arthur Kay: The True Cost of Cars
2 months ago
34 minutes 2 seconds

The Century of Cities
Vera Bukachi: Designing Dignity in Nairobi's Urban Future
2 months ago
28 minutes 55 seconds

The Century of Cities
Patrick Cobbinah: Decolonizing Urban Planning in Africa's Next Century
2 months ago
19 minutes 8 seconds

The Century of Cities
Welcome to The Century of Cities, a captivating journey fueled by curiosity into humanity's most profound transformation: urban evolution. By 2100, 10 billion people will live in over 10,000 cities. What shape will that world take? This 100-episode series explores the forces driving this shift through illuminating interviews and compelling stories, revealing how cities can lead us toward a sustainable, inclusive, and resilient world.