HeyJaredDr Johari Hussein Nassor Amar
What if our homes, streets and cities could reveal more about fairness, climate and belonging? This podcast explores where technology meets tradition and place meets daily life.
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Episode 2.9 Choice, Control and the Search for Home with Alecia Rathbone and Kelly Suber (opens the original)
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You have a right to choose where you live. The NDIS is built around choice and control, and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities recognises that right too. In this episode, I speak with Alecia Rathbone , CEO of Housing Hub , and Kelly Super, COO of Inclusive Housing Australia , about why people with disability are still ending up in homes they did not really choose, in places that do not work for their lives, with support that does not always match what they need. If spec
Episode 2.8 The Factory Was Supposed to Fix This. Why Hasn't It? with Dr Andrea Sharam and Peter Crossley (opens the original)
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Factory-built homes. Faster. Cheaper. The fix we have been waiting for. But is that the whole story? In Episode 2.8, I speak with Peter Crossley , General Manager at Calco Trusses & Timber , who brings a practical view from inside Australia's residential construction supply chain, and Associate Professor Andrea Sharam , from the School of PCPM and Director of the AHURI Research Centre at RMIT , who examines why Australia’s construction system struggles to deliver consistently. We explored: Is th
Episode 2.7 Why the Homes That Would Help You Are the Ones You Can’t Afford with Liza Neil and Véronique Lutchmaya (opens the original)
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Finding a home is hard enough. Staying in one, affording to run it, and adapting it when life changes? That is where the housing conversation gets more complicated. In this episode, I speak with Liza Neil , a Principal Architect with more than three decades of experience, and Véronique Lutchmaya , Founder & CEO of Unique Tenants Consult , who built her business from her own experience advocating for tenant rights. Together, they trace the gap between what gets built and the people those homes ar
Episode 2.6 The Bill That Never Stops Comings with Jenny Danson (opens the original)
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The greatest cost of an unhealthy home is not the electricity bill, but the lasting impact on the people living inside it. In this episode, I speak with Jenny Danson , Founder and CEO of the UK’s Healthy Homes Hub and Innovation Champion at the 2026 Housing Innovation Awards. Drawing on Jenny’s UK experience in a system with around 4.2 million social housing homes, the conversation explores what Australia can learn from treating housing as a health issue, not just a financial asset, and what hap
Episode 2.5 When Every System Fails You at Once with Joel Dignam (opens the original)
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In this episode, I speak with Joel Dignam, Building Better Homes Campaign Lead at the Summer Foundation and Founder of Better Renting , about what it would take for renting to become a genuine long-term option across the life course. One aha moment is that people may buy and sell several homes as their lives change, not because they want to keep purchasing property, but because renting never gave them enough security to adapt. Listen to discover: • Why staying in the same home and asking for not
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