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Episode 19: Dr. Katherine Loflin (The City Doctor) — Can Love for a Place Be Measured?
Episode 19: Dr. Katherine Loflin (The City Doctor) — Can Love for a Place Be Measured?

Season 3 Episode 19

Can something as personal as loving where you live actually be measured?

Naomi sits down with Dr. Katherine Loflin, known as The City Doctor and a pio…

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Episode 18: Melody Warnick (Author) — Can You Learn to Love Where You Live?
Episode 18: Melody Warnick (Author) — Can You Learn to Love Where You Live?

Season 3 Episode 18

Can you learn to love where you live — or are some places simply a better fit than others?

Naomi sits down with Melody Warnick, journalist and author…

6 days, 2 hours ago

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Episode 17: Ethan Kent (PlacemakingX) — How Placemaking Creates Belonging
Episode 17: Ethan Kent (PlacemakingX) — How Placemaking Creates Belonging

Season 3 Episode 17

What turns a space into a place — and can belonging actually be designed?

Naomi sits down with Ethan Kent, Executive Director and co-founder of Place…

2 weeks ago

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Episode 16: Charles Montgomery (Author) — Happy Cities, Trust & the Design of Belonging
Episode 16: Charles Montgomery (Author) — Happy Cities, Trust & the Design of Belonging

Season 3 Episode 16

Can the places we live actually make us trust each other more?

Naomi sits down with Charles Montgomery — journalist, author of Happy City, founder of …

1 month, 2 weeks ago

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Episode 15: Nolan Gray (Research Director, California YIMBY) — How Zoning Shapes Cities, Housing, and Belonging
Episode 15: Nolan Gray (Research Director, California YIMBY) — How Zoning Shapes Cities, Housing, and Belonging

Season 2 Episode 15

What if the reason your neighborhood looks the way it does — who lives there, what gets built, and how expensive it feels — isn't random?

In this epi…

3 months, 1 week ago

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Episode 14: Prof. Greg Clark (Advisor to 400+ Cities) — Cracking the DNA of Great Cities
Episode 14: Prof. Greg Clark (Advisor to 400+ Cities) — Cracking the DNA of Great Cities

Season 2 Episode 14

Why does one city feel instantly recognizable while another could be almost anywhere?

In this episode of Realtopia, Naomi sits down with Professor Gr…

3 months, 2 weeks ago

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Episode 13: Dr. Toby Israel (Founder of Design Psychology) — Decoding the Hidden Psychology of Home
Episode 13: Dr. Toby Israel (Founder of Design Psychology) — Decoding the Hidden Psychology of Home

Season 2 Episode 13

Why do some spaces instantly feel right — while others never quite do?

In this episode of Realtopia, Naomi sits down with Dr. Toby Israel — environme…

3 months, 2 weeks ago

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Episode 12: Prof. Marc Norman (Associate Dean of NYU Schack) — Solving the Homeownership Crisis
Episode 12: Prof. Marc Norman (Associate Dean of NYU Schack) — Solving the Homeownership Crisis

Season 2 Episode 12

What if the housing crisis isn’t just about prices — but about a century of rules that quietly erased some of the most affordable ways people used to…

5 months ago

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Episode 11: Dr. Colin Ellard (University of Waterloo, Author) — The Psychology of Home
Episode 11: Dr. Colin Ellard (University of Waterloo, Author) — The Psychology of Home

Season 2 Episode 11

In this episode of Realtopia, Naomi sits down with Dr. Colin Ellard, professor at the University of Waterloo and author of Places of the Heart, to ex…

5 months, 2 weeks ago

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Episode 10: Majora Carter (Princeton University, TED Speaker) — Regenerative Cities
Episode 10: Majora Carter (Princeton University, TED Speaker) — Regenerative Cities

Season 2 Episode 10

In this episode of Realtopia, Naomi speaks with Majora Carter about urban revitalization, environmental justice, and what it takes to build communiti…

5 months, 2 weeks ago

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