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Student podcast – urban positions and practices – Billboards 20:42

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work from a course I recently coordinated for Monash Masters of Urban Planning and Design and Masters of Architecture students. A new course Called Urban Positions and Practices, this was essentially urban history and theory, focused on critically interpreting the role of professionals like architects and planners. I structured it around a series o…

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Student podcast – urban positions and practices – Playgrounds 24:01

1M ago24:01

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Here’s a bit of a cheat update of the This Must Be The Place podcast: 4 episodes of student work from a course I recently coordinated for Monash Masters of Urban Planning and Design and Masters of Architecture students. A new course Called Urban Positions and Practices, this was essentially urban history and theory, focused on critically interpreti…

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Student podcast – urban positions and practices – Park Benches 18:38

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Here’s a bit of a cheat update of the This Must Be The Place podcast: 4 episodes of student work from a course I recently coordinated for Monash Masters of Urban Planning and Design and Masters of Architecture students. A new course Called Urban Positions and Practices, this was essentially urban history and theory, focused on critically interpreti…

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Student podcast – urban positions and practices – Dogs in Cities 19:16

1M ago19:16

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Here’s a bit of a cheat update of the This Must Be The Place podcast: 4 episodes of student work from a course I recently coordinated for Monash Masters of Urban Planning and Design and Masters of Architecture students. A new course Called Urban Positions and Practices, this was essentially urban history and theory, focused on critically interpreti…

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The City in the Distance: Looking back on Lake Mokoan and the geography of old music technologies 1:32:55

1y ago1:32:55

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“Things fall apart- it’s scientific” is a line from the Talking Heads song “Wild Life”. Like most Talking Heads songs, including the one from which the This Must Be The Place podcast takes its name, the lyrics are a bit bookish. “Wild Life” seems to be a reference – one I haven’t actually fact checked – to popular scientific accounts from the mid 2…

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“Urban Surfaces, Graffiti and the right to the city” with Sabina Andron 40:22

1y ago40:22

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As part of Amplify: Story, Resistance, Radio, David Nichols of This Must Be The Place podcast interviews Sabina Andron - a cities scholar specializing in creative and transgressive public cultures, with a specific interest in the semiotics of urban walls and surfaces. Sabina is the author of “Urban Surfaces, Graffiti and the Right to the City”, to …

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Music, memory, and migration: Paul Long on also-rans, pirate radio, and other Birmingham ephemera 51:16

1y ago51:16

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As part of Amplify: Story, Resistance, Radio, Liz Taylor of This Must be the Place interviews Paul Long, Professor in Creative and Cultural Industries and a recent arrival from one music city (Birmingham) to another (Melbourne). Birmingham in the UK is known for its connections to diverse genres of music - heavy metal, conscious reggae, grime, bhan…

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“Music City Melbourne: Urban Culture, History and Policy” with Shane Homan and Seamus O’Hanlon 1:01:14

1y ago1:01:14

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As part of Amplify: Story, Resistance, Radio Liz Taylor of This Must be the Place talks with Shane Homan and Seamus O’Hanlon about their book “Music City Melbourne: Urban Culture, History and Policy” - looking back on Melbourne’s music spaces from the 1950s to now. From town hall to stadium to pub, how have the physical spaces of popular music chan…

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TMBTP Urban Policy and Research – 40th anniversary party 1:00:31

1+ y ago1:00:31

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Urban Policy and Research – 40th anniversary journal party This episode of This Must Be The Place is a live recording from the party held for the 40th anniversary of the journal Urban Policy and Research, which took place at Melbourne University in early 2023. The episode begins with Liz briefly introducing the journal and its history – including o…

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Records of the Loss Property Department of Gardiner Reserve: With Professor Brendan Gleeson 54:25

2y ago54:25

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In this summer instalment of erstwhile podcast This Must Be The Place, Liz Taylor (no, not the actor – who is dead by the way) talks with Brendan Gleeson (no, also not that other actor). Brendan Gleeson is Professor of Urban Policy at the University of Melbourne and has had a decades-long career in publishing urban research. But since 2021 Brendan …

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“Dare to be a public transport city”: Jan Scheurer on comparing PT between cities and over time 44:54

2+ y ago44:54

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In this episode of This Must be The Place Liz opportunistically interviews Associate Professor Jan Scheurer. Jan has been involved in public transport accessibility research for several decades and has a particular interest in comparing the performance of public transport between cities, as well as identifying changes in networks over time. From th…

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The past, potential and perils of swimming in urban rivers: discussion with Loretta Bellato 1:13:35

2+ y ago1:13:35

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The past, potential and perils of swimming in urban rivers. After quite a long dormancy period, in this episode of This Must Be The Place Liz has a follow-up discussion with a researcher she met recently while speaking at an MPavilion event (“Time Travel: Can Inspiration from our past save our holiday future?”). Loretta Bellato is a PhD researcher …

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Urban History Planning History Conference 2020: Nick Phelps on edge cities and monorails 32:18

4+ y ago32:18

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In this episode of This Must Be The Place Elizabeth reports from Launceston, Tasmania, from the Urban History Planning History conference. (Listeners should also note the earlier interview with Alysia Bennett at the same conference, offering a very different take on how to pronounce ‘Launceston’). As well as hearing from the UTas historic tram that…

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Urban History Planning History Conference 2020: Alysia Bennett on ‘Right Sizing’ Housing 14:06

4+ y ago14:06

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In this episode of This Must Be The Place Elizabeth reports from Launceston, Tasmania, from the Urban History Planning History conference. (Listeners should also note a subsequent TMBTP interview with Nick Phelps at the same conference, who offers a different take on how to pronounce ‘Launceston’). As well as hearing from the UTas historic tram tha…

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The Pyramid Hill Tragedy 1906 (Digital Death Trip Investigates), Episode 3/3: “It comes back again" 38:48

5y ago38:48

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This episode of This Must Be The Place is part of the Digital Death Trip segment, where we investigate geographically themed ‘tragedies’ selected at random by the custom-coded ‘Digital Death Trip’ bot. The code uses the API to the National Library of Australia’s Trove archive to randomly select a Victorian town, then a random so-called Tragedy from…

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The Pyramid Hill Tragedy 1906 (Digital Death Trip Investigates), Episode 2/3: “Lie of the Land” 40:46

5y ago40:46

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Because Liz collected too much info, this digital death trip podcast is in 3 parts. This is the 2nd episode of 3. Listen to episode 1 first! This episode of This Must Be The Place is part of the Digital Death Trip segment, where we investigate geographically themed ‘tragedies’ selected at random by the custom-coded ‘Digital Death Trip’ bot. The cod…

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The Pyramid Hill Tragedy 1906 (Digital Death Trip Investigates), Episode 1/3: “Triple Tragedy” 47:01

5y ago47:01

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This episode of This Must Be The Place is part of the Digital Death Trip segment, where we investigate geographically themed ‘tragedies’ selected at random by the custom-coded ‘Digital Death Trip’ bot. The code uses the API to the National Library of Australia’s Trove archive to randomly select a Victorian town, then a random so-called Tragedy from…

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Living in the Music City: If You've Got a Spare Half a Million (live recording) 1:06:00

5y ago1:06:00

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The "Living in the Music City: If you've got a spare half a million" event was held at the Toff in Town in Melbourne as part of the 2019 Festival of Urbanism. It was co-sponsored by Monash Urban Planning and Design, along with the Henry Halloran Trust, and the University of Sydney, and by the City of Melbourne as part of their Music Plan 2018-2021.…

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Living in the Music City: This Must be The Place’s best-of/re-runs on music and places 1:11:28

5y ago1:11:28

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“Living in the Music City: If You’ve got a Spare Half A Million” will be held at Melbourne’s Toff in Town on September 2nd as part of the 2019 Festival of Urbanism. The idea of the event is to look at how live music and the night-time economy are shaped by the cost and availability of housing. The first half of the title, the Music City, derives fr…

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Planning Across Borders: From Melways to Midigama 46:08

5y ago46:08

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In this episode of This Must Be the Place Liz and Laura are joined by Monash Urban Planning and Design students Lachlan Burke, Sylvia Tong and Will McIntyre to share perspectives on whether and how urban planning can work across borders. They first talk about MAPS (Monash Association of Planning Students); how they gravitated to studying urban plan…

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Trial by Cladding 41:20

5+ y ago41:20

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This episode of This Must Be The Place is a bit different – normally I talk to people, but in this episode I (meaning Liz Taylor, Monash University) actually just read out an essay I wrote recently about my experience of living in a building with combustible cladding. Also about reading Kafka (and Graeber) and…well that’s the basic premise. I’ve ca…

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Student podcast – urban positions and practices – Billboards 20:42

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Student podcast – urban positions and practices – Playgrounds 24:01

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Student podcast – urban positions and practices – Park Benches 18:38

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Student podcast – urban positions and practices – Dogs in Cities 19:16

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The City in the Distance: Looking back on Lake Mokoan and the geography of old music technologies 1:32:55

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“Urban Surfaces, Graffiti and the right to the city” with Sabina Andron 40:22

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Music, memory, and migration: Paul Long on also-rans, pirate radio, and other Birmingham ephemera 51:16

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“Music City Melbourne: Urban Culture, History and Policy” with Shane Homan and Seamus O’Hanlon 1:01:14

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TMBTP Urban Policy and Research – 40th anniversary party 1:00:31

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Records of the Loss Property Department of Gardiner Reserve: With Professor Brendan Gleeson 54:25

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“Dare to be a public transport city”: Jan Scheurer on comparing PT between cities and over time 44:54

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The past, potential and perils of swimming in urban rivers: discussion with Loretta Bellato 1:13:35

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Urban History Planning History Conference 2020: Nick Phelps on edge cities and monorails 32:18

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Urban History Planning History Conference 2020: Alysia Bennett on ‘Right Sizing’ Housing 14:06

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The Pyramid Hill Tragedy 1906 (Digital Death Trip Investigates), Episode 3/3: “It comes back again" 38:48

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The Pyramid Hill Tragedy 1906 (Digital Death Trip Investigates), Episode 2/3: “Lie of the Land” 40:46

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The Pyramid Hill Tragedy 1906 (Digital Death Trip Investigates), Episode 1/3: “Triple Tragedy” 47:01

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Living in the Music City: If You've Got a Spare Half a Million (live recording) 1:06:00

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Living in the Music City: This Must be The Place’s best-of/re-runs on music and places 1:11:28

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Planning Across Borders: From Melways to Midigama 46:08

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Trial by Cladding 41:20

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