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Dutch Values Reflected in Public Space w/ Cathy Tuttle
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In the episode, I welcome back Cathy Tuttle, an anthropologist and planner, currently living in Utrecht in The Netherlands, to discuss her recent work in and studies of the values and cultural norms influencing the Dutch built environment we've become accustomed to, including the overlapping mobility networks and their current approach to public space.
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- Ep 140 feat. Cathy
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- Episode 182 with Kylie van Dam
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- Cargo Bike Festival (Oct 25-6 2024 in Utrecht)
- De Filmende Fietser
- Dutch Cycling Embassy
- Fietsersbond
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- Utrecht Fietsersbond
- Ventraco colorful asphalt
- Avondvierdaagse 4 night student walk
- Gluren bij de Buren home-based music festival
- Marco te Brömmelstroet
- Thalia Verkade
- Handboek Openbare Ruimte Utrecht
- Houten The Green Embraced book by Robert Derks English update coordinated by André Botermans
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- Soep uit iedere Hoek
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Credits:
- Video and audio production by John Simmerman
- Music via Epidemic Sound
Resources used during the production of this video:
- My recording platform is Ecamm Live
- Editing software Adobe Creative Cloud Suite
- Equipment: Contact me for a complete list