Beste Public Transport Podcasts (2021)

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The Movement Podcast

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107 Keep Using Your Voice… 23:12

3d ago23:12

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In a special two-year anniversary episode, L’erin and Josh get updates from former guests, highlight some episodes that resonate with them, and celebrate the power of using one’s voice to advocate for an equitable, accessible, and verdant mobility future.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Innovation for Public Good with MITRE Engenuity

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Why Strategy Matters feat. Nadia Schadlow 23:35

4d ago23:35

23:35

On our first episode, host Laurie Giandomenico interviews Nadia Schadlow, national security and public policy expert who served as Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy during the Trump Administration. She was the architect of the 2017 National Security Strategy and discusses why strategies matter - across pub…

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The Movement Podcast

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106 There’s No Shortcut for Understanding the Context of Your Community 34:58

10d ago34:58

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For Remix’s Rachel Zack and TransForm’s Jamario Jackson, the combination of technology and advocacy to advance mobility justice is more than an academic exercise; it’s a tool to achieve more equitable outcomes, if we’re willing to do the work.Von TransLoc Inc.

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105 There Needs to be Vision and Imagination with Sharon Feigon 34:50

18d ago34:50

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To truly solve climate and poverty issues, the Shared Use Mobility Center’s Sharon Feigon believes it’s not enough to increase access to shared and low-impact mobility options like transit, bikes, and scooters. It will truly require changing how we do things in areas far beyond mobility.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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104 Welcome Secretary Mayor Pete! 29:51

24d ago29:51

29:51

L’erin and Josh discuss the week’s biggest news, including the Senate confirmation of Mayor Pete Buttigieg as the new Secretary of the US Department, parking minimums in Berkeley, and how we could drastically increase the usefulness of public transportation with a relatively small sum.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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103 We’ve Completely Screwed Up How We Price Modes of Transportation with David Zipper 32:23

1M ago32:23

32:23

David Zipper shares how perverse incentives and negative externalities are part of the reason US transportation policy prioritizes decisions that benefit individuals and not those that benefit communities like public transit, sidewalks, and bike lanes.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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102 It’s Important for All of Us to Have a Voice with David Kim 21:10

1M ago21:10

21:10

Lessons in civic engagement from his immigrant parents and early rides on Amtrak and BART in the 1970s shaped California State Transportation Agency Secretary David Kim’s commitment to both public service and equitable mobility which he’s using today to transform the lives of all Californians.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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101 No Amount of Good Intentions Can Make an Equitable Society with Sunday Parker 33:04

2M ago33:04

33:04

Transit advocate Sunday Parker uses storytelling and pictures to help others overcome the lack of empathy for the systemic and ongoing barriers that impact public transit riders with disabilities, even 30 years after the Americans with Disabilities Act.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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100 Mobility is Opportunity with Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist and Trevor Pawl 15:15

2M ago15:15

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Michigan’s Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist and Chief Mobility Officer Trevor Pawl share how Michigan views the present and future of mobility, which combines the power of technology with ensuring those most impacted by change are involved in the process from the start.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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099 Seek More Common Ground with Barb Chamberlain 26:44

2M ago26:44

26:44

Barb Chamberlain, director of the Active Transportation Division at Washington State DOT, shares how her upbringing shaped her desire to advocate for those whose voices are often ignored and to search for commonalities in order to get things accomplished.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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098 Part of a System of Public Goods with Benita Hussain 28:48

2M ago28:48

28:48

Especially during COVID-19, Benita Hussain shares how getting 100% of US residents with park and greenspace access within a 10 minute walk of their homes is more important than ever and requires leaders to give decision making and design to the community itself.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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097 Hey, Anyone Want to Start an Advocacy Org with Azhar Chougle 28:12

2M ago28:12

28:12

Az Chougle, executive director of Transit Alliance Miami, has learned that advocacy is a “grand experiment in psychology” where clear goals, crisp communication, and a foundation of equity are necessary to advance your agenda.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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096 From Road Share to Mode Share with Tara Pham 37:51

3M ago37:51

37:51

After being the victim of an automobile-bicycle crash, Tara Pham co-founded street sensor startup Numina to give communities a better way to understand how people were using the street so that planners can create safer, more equitable, and more livable cities for its most vulnerable users.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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095 Far Too Focused on Solutions with Daniel Firth 39:40

3M ago39:40

39:40

Daniel Firth has spent his career helping communities around the world study and implement congestion pricing, one of the most politically challenging transportation tools available. One of the most critical lessons he’s learned can be applied beyond congestion pricing: start with why.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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094 One Voice to Elevate Other Voices with Lynda Lopez 29:07

3M ago29:07

29:07

Being an advocate can be scary, especially when you are challenging those in power. Lynda Lopez has spent her career as an advocate confronting and overcoming that fear to both change narratives and center those who are most affected by policy.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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093 Always Dreaming About What it Could Be with David Howard 35:34

3M ago35:34

35:34

As Chief Deputy Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Transportation, David Howard must balance not only the needs of both urban and rural transportation users, but also the potential of innovation with the foundation of transit networks.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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092 Straighten, Then Strengthen with Paul Supawanich 31:48

4M ago31:48

31:48

The principles of good strength training that Paul Supawanich teaches moonlighting also have served him well in his day jobs as a transportation planner, consultant, technology executive, and, most recently, transportation advisor to San Francisco Mayor London Breed.Von TransLoc Inc.

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091 Equity is not going to happen on its own with Graham Stone 32:30

4M ago32:30

32:30

As co-founder of community engagement software, PublicInput.com, Graham Stone believes that equity is at the root of the success of any community, and to achieve that, those in power must listen obsessively to the people they serve.Von TransLoc Inc.

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090 It’s Incumbent Upon the People Leading Projects to Rectify Systemic Racism 30:14

4M ago30:14

30:14

From tactical applications on community engagement and a new car-free development in North Carolina to racial inequities in the streets of Portland and Los Angeles, L’erin Jensen and Josh Cohen cover the week’s news and learn just how much it costs to build a single parking spot.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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089 Never Let a Consultant Tell Your Community Its Goals with David Fields 30:44

4M ago30:44

30:44

As a former consultant himself, David Fields knows the risks of communities not aligning around clear goals and values before starting a project, a lesson he’s bringing to his new role as Houston’s first Chief Transportation Planner.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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088 You Should Never Give Up on the Goal of Reaching Common Ground with Amanda Eaken 19:11

5M ago19:11

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While once thought to be a problem for our grandchildren, climate change is here now. Amanda Eaken of the Bloomberg American Cities Climate Challenge shares how the best leaders are not only attacking climate change today, but rethinking community engagement for the long term.Von TransLoc Inc.

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087 This Top Down Approach of Leadership is Not Going to Work. 27:10

5M ago27:10

27:10

Josh and L’erin discuss connections between Leadership Upside Down and recent news stories, including how advocacy groups engage with their communities, Denver’s reckoning with environmental racism, California going electric, and how we price our streets.Von TransLoc Inc.

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The Movement Podcast

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086 The Data Will Validate the Community with Dr. Mariela Alfonzo 38:59

5M ago38:59

38:59

Amenities that make communities more attractive, more walkable, and better places to live can also lead to gentrification. Dr. Mariela Alfonzo of State of Place shares why using data to make better decisions—and thus create better policy—can mitigate the perils of rising housing costs and displacement.…

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085 We Really Need to Be Thinking More Long-term with Dr. Tom Sanchez 22:42

5M ago22:42

22:42

Dr. Tom Sanchez has spent over two decades studying how to create more livable cities. In that time, he’s learned that the traditional ways we’ve approached problem-solving hasn’t worked, and it’s time for experts of all areas to combine their knowledge to create the equitable cities that work for everyone.…

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084 We’ve Used Streets as Instruments for Segregation with Robbyn Lewis 44:06

5M ago44:06

44:06

Delegate Robbyn Lewis believes we’re valuing the wrong things like how fast cars can move instead of how healthy our communities are. She shares her advocacy story and what she’s doing now in the Maryland House of Delegates to ensure that our streets are places of community, not division.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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The Hon. Jacinta Allan, Minister for Transport Infrastructure, Coordination of Transport: COVID-19 and the Suburban Rail Loop, Victorian Government 35:53

6M ago35:53

35:53

The Hon. Jacinta Allan MP has held public transport portfolios since 2014. She's passionate about ensuring public transport meets the needs of urban and regional communities. She's driven to create better connections and services for everyone. Through a range of projects big and small, including Melbourne's Metro Tunnel and the Level Crossings Remo…

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The Movement Podcast

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083 We Need to Give More Back to This World Than We Take From It 20:03

6M ago20:03

20:03

Like many of us, mobility shaped L’erin Jensen’s life, from public transit in middle school to an electric scooter last week. In her new role as co-host of The Movement Podcast, she’ll leverage this life experience and her journalism credentials to advance mobility equity.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Hon Rita Saffioti MLA, Minister for Transport; Planning, Western Australia 38:39

6M ago38:39

38:39

Western Australia's Minister for Transport and Planning, the Hon. Rita Saffioti MLA, is transforming the state by planning transport projects that deliver better mobility and economic benefits. She's particularly proud of the local rail car manufacturing policy which she wrote in opposition and is now implementing as part of Perth's Metronet projec…

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The Movement Podcast

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082 Failure Is Vital for What We Do with Nigel Jacob & Kris Carter 33:56

6M ago33:56

33:56

As the co-chairs of Boston’s New Urban Mechanics, Nigel Jacob and Kris Carter are connecting the city’s strengths of innovation and creativity to an experimental approach to learning in order to make living and working in Boston better for all its residents.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Wendy McMillan, President Australia and New Zealand, Bombardier Transportation 43:41

6M ago43:41

43:41

Wendy McMillan, President Australia and New Zealand for Bombardier Transportation, has three decades of executive leadership experience. While workplaces have improved to be more inclusive for women, there's still a long way to go. Wendy wants to see organisations be proactive, "almost tenacious", in mandating and leading policies to create gender …

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The Movement Podcast

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081 Nuance is the Norm with Ariel Ward & Brytanee Brown 41:16

6M ago41:16

41:16

In a complex world, we have to acknowledge that we are not, as activist Audre Lorde said, living single issue lives, meaning our solutions can’t be one-dimensional either. Ariel Ward and Brytanee Brown of At the Intersections share that the equitable solutions lie at the “epicenter of our complexities.”…

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Hon Julie Anne Genter, Minister for Women, Associate Minister for Transport and Associate Minister for Health, New Zealand Government 36:23

6M ago36:23

36:23

The Honourable Julie Anne Genter is New Zealand's Minister for Women and Associate Minister for Transport and for Health. Her passion for urban and transport planning got her into politics. She advocated for over a decade to have minimum parking requirements removed from district plans, to allow for more beneficial use of urban space. She highlight…

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The Movement Podcast

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080 As Planners, We’re Asking the Wrong Questions with James Rojas 31:04

6M ago31:04

31:04

During James Rojas’s formal planning education and the beginning of his career, he found that planning tools relied on maps and infrastructure and overlooked the role of memory, creativity, and art, an oversight that excluded people and undermined what truly makes a city unique.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Leila Frances, Chairman of the Board, Keolis Downer and President, Keolis - Middle East and India 38:32

7M ago38:32

38:32

As Chairman of the Board of Keolis Downer in Australia and President of the Middle East and India for Keolis, Leila Frances is a woman who moves many nations. She has built her expertise through on-the-ground operational experience, understanding people and line management, then switching to the commercial side of the business and growing that into…

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The Movement Podcast

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079 Legislation is Our Morality Codified with Rohit Malhotra 33:48

7M ago33:48

33:48

Atlanta’s Center for Civic Innovation once earned the imprimatur of “good trouble” from the late Representative John Lewis. Founder and Executive Director Rohit Malhotra shares the story of the Center and their mission to improve equality and build trust between communities and government.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Loretta Lynch, Managing Director, Transdev Melbourne 23:43

7M ago23:43

23:43

Transdev Melbourne's Managing Director, Loretta Lynch, is proud to join the team delivering around 30 percent of Melbourne's bus network, with 1400 staff, 500 buses and 25 million passenger journeys a year. The jewel in their crown is Melbourne's first locally-built, fully electric bus. Loretta first got hooked on working in public transport when s…

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The Movement Podcast

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078 Collectively, We Will Change the Name of the Game with Darnell Grisby 22:27

7M ago22:27

22:27

As the American Public Transportation Association’s policy director, Darnell Grisby understands the unique role that transit can play to increase access to opportunity not only for riders, but also for the next generation of diverse industry leaders.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Becky Wood, Managing Director, Transportation - Australia & New Zealand, Aurecon 47:11

7M ago47:11

47:11

Becky Wood, Managing Director, Transportation - Australia & New Zealand at Aurecon, describes how, while working on the financial side of major rail infrastructure projects as a chartered accountant, she quickly discovered what really interested her was the tangible link between the assets she was getting funded and transforming the cities and comm…

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The Movement Podcast

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077 Listening is Not Really Sharing Power with Naomi Doerner 30:13

7M ago30:13

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Throughout Naomi Doerner’s career and community involvement, she has married transportation and mobility justice to not only better understand community needs, but to begin to shift power from dominant structures back to the community and its constituents.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Jessica Oppetit, Head of Operations, Via UK 36:54

7M ago36:54

36:54

ViaVan's Jessica Oppetit thinks public mobility has become a lot more dynamic in the last five years. It's a great example of how data and innovation can change and positively influence an industry. She outlines how demand-responsive transport can supplement fixed-route services and improve the public transport experience for users. She loves worki…

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The Movement Podcast

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076 We Can Only Move at the Speed of Trust with Lynn Ross 26:32

7M ago26:32

26:32

Over the past four years and across 10 cities, Lynn Ross of Spirit for Change Consulting has helped reimagine our public spaces for increased engagement, equity, environmental sustainability and economic development. A key lesson: co-creation is the only way forward.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Nicole Rosie, CEO, New Zealand Transport Agency 46:22

8M ago46:22

46:22

Nicole Rosie, CEO of the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA), explains how she used her mastery of change management to lead the organisation through New Zealand’s level four COVID-19 lockdown, less than a month after she started the role. Bringing organisations, teams and individuals along with a new way of working and making it part of their ‘why…

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The Movement Podcast

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075 The Moment We’re in is Not About Individual Leadership with Suzanne Carlson 21:07

8M ago21:07

21:07

If we want to overcome systemic racism as well as COVID-19 financial impacts, Tennessee Department of Transportation Multimodal Services Director Suzanne Carlson believes we’ll need not individual leaders, but a network of great leaders communicating and supporting each other.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Leanne Redden, Executive Director, Regional Transportation Authority (RTA), Chicago, Illinois, USA 40:14

8M ago40:14

40:14

Leanne Redden, the Aussie heading up the Regional Transportation Authority in Northeastern Illinois, oversees the second biggest public transport network in the USA. She discusses how public transport benefits everybody, even people who don't use it. She's been inspired by women who are bold and brave and tries to model that behaviour herself.…

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The Movement Podcast

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074 You Can’t See What You Haven’t Experienced with Charles Brown 35:21

8M ago35:21

35:21

What happens if you do planning work not from behind a desk, but in front of a community? That’s what self-described street level researcher Charles Brown does, allowing him to hear the voices of the people who are truly the experts in their communities.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Elizabeth Mildwater, Deputy Secretary, Transport for NSW 39:15

8M ago39:15

39:15

Elizabeth Mildwater, Transport for NSW's Deputy Secretary of Greater Sydney, reflects on the present and future of public transport in Australia's biggest city, as well as transport workers' commitment to serving the public. She's championing gender equality and reconciliation through better recruitment and procurement practices. Tune in to find ou…

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The Movement Podcast

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073 How We Define Professionalism is Rooted in Racism 43:03

8M ago43:03

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Three women—Dr. Destiny Thomas, Tamika Butler, and Sahra Sulaiman— who have been doing the work on the inequity in our communities share why reform isn’t enough if we want to eliminate the harm, marginalization, and disenfranchisement of communities of color.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Michèle Dix CBE, Managing Director, Crossrail 2, Transport for London 38:07

8M ago38:07

38:07

Transport for London's Managing Director of Crossrail 2, Michèle Dix, is no stranger to a challenge, having implemented London's congestion charging regime and having previously held the position of Managing Director of Planning for TfL. She lives to serve the public, whether it's through major public transport policy innovations or the perfect cup…

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The Movement Podcast

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072 Who is This Street Open for with Sam Zimbabwe 19:28

8M ago19:28

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Even before the racial justice protests, Seattle used their Racial Equity Toolkit to help prioritize the 20+ miles of Stay Healthy Streets in response to COVID-19. Still, Seattle Department of Transportation Director Sam Zimbabwe wants to do more to center Black voices in the process.Von TransLoc Inc.

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Women Who Move Nations - The Public Transport Podcast

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Pilot: Michelle Batsas and Angé Anczewska, UITPANZ 23:06

8M ago23:06

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UITP Australia New Zealand is proud to present its first podcast series, Women Who Move Nations. Every week we’ll feature a different female public transport leader, to discuss the big issues impacting her work and gain insights from her professional journey. Our formidable line-up of guests includes leaders from Australia, New Zealand and around t…

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