Crosswalks & Crosstalks
Welcome to Crosswalks and Crosstalks. Where curiosity meets urbanism. In podcast you'll get a first glimpse of curiosity meeting urbanism. This podcast talks cities, gender and everything in between.
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We say the future is rail with Lindsey Horne (opens the original)
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What if the future of transport in Aotearoa isn’t more roads, but more trains? In this episode of Crosswalks & Crosstalks, we’re joined by Lindsey Horne from Future is Rail - a community advocacy group campaigning for affordable, passenger-focused, interregional rail in Aotearoa. With a background in climate-action behaviour change, Lindsey makes the case for where we can get the biggest bang for our buck when it comes to changing how we move around the country. We talk about why trains are the
Women in Politics with Rebecca Matthews and Miriam Moore (opens the original)
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In this episode, Gabriela talks to Wellington councillor Rebecca Matthews, and Tawa Community Board member Miriam Moore about their experiences as women in local politics. They get into topics such as how and why they got into local politics in the first place and how the urban space matters to them, the importance of having someone who represents your values at the table, the blessings and the many curses of social media as a woman in politics, and how supportive female politicians can be of ot
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