Welcome to Infinite Block, a podcast exploring the disruptive potential of innovative technologies and policies on cities.
Infinite Block
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Welcome to Infinite Block, a podcast exploring the disruptive potential of innovative technologies and policies on cities.
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2/16/2022
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July 26, 2022
#6: Azeem Azhar and Horace Dediu from MMC Amsterdam
<p>This week we're releasing a talk from our recent Micromobility Europe Conference, with Horace interviewing Azeem Azhar. </p> <p>Azeem is one of the great thinkers in the space of smart cities, the importance of exponential technologies like Micromobility and how they relate to governance and the social contract. </p> <p>You may recall that we interviewed him earlier this year. Both Horace and Azeem are big fans of each other and at the recent conference they got to sit down and really nut out the importance of the city and how it relates to Micromobility. </p> <p>These are the sort of conversations that we want to be having on the Infinite Block so if you have any suggested guests, please reach out to us on Twitter or email Oliver@micromobility.io with ideas. We'd love to hear from you. </p> <p> </p> <p>Find out more about Azeem and his involvement in micromobility <a href='https://www.exponentialview.co/'>here.</a></p>
May 18, 2022
#5 Laura Fox
This week Oliver interviews Laura Fox, General Manager of the Citi Bike bike sharing service in New York, and Senior Director of Lyft Bikes. This podcast was released on our sister podcast project, Micromobility. Laura has a very deep background and thinking about the future of cities, not only in an operational sense - running one of the worlds leading micromobility operations, but also before that working for Sidewalk Labs for Google and with former world bank urban economist Alain Bertaud, with whom she edited one of Oliver’s favourite books on urban economics “Order Without Design.” In this episode, Laura talks with Oliver about the implications of micromobility on the city and also new forces calling upon her background at Sidewalk Labs, and consulting on the interplay of regulations and housing supply in Mexico City with Alain.
May 17, 2022
#4 Ryan Johnson
Ryan is building the first Micromobility-focused real estate development in the US, with the goal of eventually building the US’s first car free city. The majority of people want to live in walkable/bikeable neighborhoods, yet only 8% do. Culdesac are developing a system for building real estate that will bring that to the masses, and with it, put micromobility at the centre of how we can get around in these new developments. Oliver and Ryan discuss the implications it will have on things like zoning, parking, housing and cities. It’s clear that what Ryan is doing is super important and something that is hopefully becomes the example others point to for a new micromobility-centred real estate model going forward. Check out Culdesac’s website right here - https://culdesac.com/
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