Podcast appearances and mentions of urban tech

Robert McDonald is the Managing Partner at Cherry Lawn Capital, on a mission to provide businesses with the real estate capital necessary to scale and the operational capital needed for a successful next venture round. Robert joins Edward, Jeff and Zach to also discuss lessons and takeaways from the previous Proptech boom cycle, and how should founders and investors think about structuring, financing and scaling tech-enabled and data-driven Real Estate business in the post-ZIRP era. (1:19) - State of Proptech VC(9:56) - Proptech finance incentives (14:24) - Feature: Housing Trust Silicon Valley(15:36) - Cherry Lawn Capital's & Robert McDonald's origin story(20:04) - Cherry Lawn solution(31:38) - 'The Great Transition' for Proptech valuations(36:01) - Collaboration Superpower: David F. Swensen's wiki & Paul Annacone's wiki

Navigating the tightrope between a demanding career and the joys and challenges of family life, Rosalyn Ortega-Elie, the trailblazing founder of Urban Tech, joins us to share her personal experiences and insights. We candidly discuss the delicate art of transitioning from the boardroom to bedtime stories without losing one's sense of self. As we swap stories, Rosalyn and I offer guidance for those of you striving to establish a strong identity that honors both your professional achievements and your personal commitments.Our conversation takes a deep dive into the heart of relationships, unraveling the essence of personal freedom and the intricate dance of mutual support that is vital for any partnership to thrive. We lay bare our own journeys through love and independence, hoping to illuminate the path for listeners who are piecing together the puzzle of genuine connections. Whether you're single, dating, or deep into a partnership, this episode promises a treasure trove of thoughtful advice to help you navigate the complexities of heart-to-hearts and shared lives with grace and wisdom.But it's not all about romance; it's also about the profound task of parenting. We tackle the often-overlooked struggles of stay-at-home moms and the societal shifts needed to better honor their unwavering commitment. From cultivating independence and femininity in girls to the self-awareness required in evolving relationship dynamics, this episode is a heartfelt exploration of leadership, love, parenting, and the journey of self-discovery. Join us for heartfelt stories and transformative insights that aim to support and inspire, especially if you find yourself at the intersection of nurturing a career and a family.Introducing the 60 Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.MartinREIMastery.comUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAFfor 20% off! This episode is brought to you by Skilled Property Finders - Home of the 21 Day Close!We will close on your property in 21 days or less OR we'll pay an additional $5,000. Visit www.skilledpropertyfinders.com to find out more.Support the show

This week on BTE - when emerging tech meets city planning… This week we welcome a guest who's credentials include being everything from an Urban Tech fellow at Cornell University to a multiple time startup founder and advisor to a repeat champion on Jeopardy. Greg Lindsay joins the gang to get into how cities (and by extension large groups of people) deal with technology being thrust upon them and along the way take a trip down memory lane to remember Foursquare, the introduction of Uber, and even Pokémon Go! Connect with Greg Lindsay on LinkedIn! Moments to check out:  (starts at 8:42) Augmented Reality will be the killer app for Artificial Intelligence (and vice versa) (starts at 11:17) The challenges of regulating technology before it arrives (starts at 20:35) Burying 'the metaverse' and the role of VR in city planning (starts at 27:33) Improving collaboration between cities and technology companies (starts at 30:55) Opportunities for A&D in re-imagining the build environment (starts at 37:09) Considerations for building a responsible future Connect with our hosts on LinkedIn; Bobby Bonett Tessa Bain Andrew Lane References and resources: Greg Lindsay (.org) Cornell Tech, Jacobs Urban Tech Hub Death by Pokémon GO - Purdue University Hyper Reality (Short Film, Keiichi Matsuda, 2016) Agents (Short Film, Keiichi Matsuda / Niantic, 2023) Visual Positioning System (VPS) Definition Sidewalk Labs - Toronto Sideways: The City that Google Couldn't Buy (Book) His Dark Materials, Phillip Pullman (Wikipedia) Numina (VR urban planning data) Dennis Crowley / Living Cities Lessons from the Catastrophic Failure of the Metaverse, Kate Wagner (article) Unfrozen (podcast) - Greg Lindsay and Daniel Safarik Rafi Segal Discord (Recommended follows: Living Cities, Liquid Cities, Niantic   Discover more shows from SURROUND at surroundpodcasts.com.  This episode of Barriers to Entry was produced and edited by Wize Grazette and Samantha Sager. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TEXAS LAW DAWGS!!!!  Join Dray, Stilly, Putter, and Shane-O-Mite as we get into that SNIPER world!  Work your way up on the team and get to sniper.  Talk about sniper school, the Remington 700, Dope books Apps, MOAs, 25 yard shots and so much more! All about our weapon systems too! Maybe trying to move away from the gold standard  Remington 700 to a Brace Built system! Shout out Garland Texas! Tri Pod shooting standing and sitting is legit a usable technique. In sniper school shoot 640 yards standing off a tri pod and go 3 for 3.    Super cool stuff on this episode!  LAW DAWGS!!!

Guest: Brandon Branham, Assistant City Manager and CTO, Executive Director at City of Peachtree Corners and Curiosity Lab [@CuriosityLabPTC]On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-branham-cpm-8413b925/_____________________________Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli_____________________________This Episode's SponsorsBlackCloak

Zuhause, Anlageobjekt, CO2-Quelle – Immobilien können aus vielen verschiedenen Blickwinkeln betrachtet werden. Und bei jedem Blickwinkel gibt es noch verschiedene Ergebnisse. Bei der Immobilie als Anlageobjekt zum Beispiel zeigt sich, dass es kein Asset gibt, das in Deutschland beliebter ist: So entfielen Ende 2016 vom gesamten deutschen Bruttoanlagevermögen rund 80 Prozent auf Bauten aller Art. Zugleich versprechen sie – zumindest aktuell – eine gute Rendite. Seit Beginn der 1990er Jahre kennen die Immobilienpreise oft nur einen Weg: nach oben. Der Blick auf den Herengracht-Index zeigt aber, dass dies nicht nur historisch einmalig ist, sondern auch keineswegs immer so weitergehen muss.  Betrachtet man Immobilien hingegen durch die Linse des Klimawandels, wird der Sektor zum Problem. Denn laut dem Deutschen Immobilienverband verursacht der Gebäudesektor rund 30 Prozent aller Treibhausgasemissionen im Land. Global sollen es sogar 40 Prozent sein. Andererseits sind die Immobilien auch direkt durch den Klimawandel, den sie so mitbefeuern bedroht. Denn rund 16 Prozent der Büroflächen in Europa sind durch einen steigenden Meeresspiegel in ihrem Bestand bedroht. Und in Regionen, in denen Extremwetterereignisse zunehmen, dürften die Immobilienpreise fallen.  In diesem Spannungsfeld bewegen sich nun Investoren, Immobilienentwickler, der Bausektor, Makler und natürlich auch Mieter und Vermieter. Und das meist noch ziemlich analog, was zahlreiche Startups ändern wollen. In dieser Episode stelen wir vier von ihnen vor: Heimkapital, Properbird, Shareyourspace und Predium.  Und einen der Investoren von Predium stellen wir in dieser Episode auch gleich näher vor, nämlich 2bx. Der Berliner VC ist seit 2022 aktiv und hat sich auf Urban Tech spezialisiert.  Alle im Podcast erwähnten Links findest Du übrigens im Artikel zur Folge: https://www.munich-startup.de/91092/podcast-proptech/  ----------   Mehr Infos zur Münchner Startup-Welt findest Du natürlich regelmäßig auf unserem News-Portal: ⁠⁠https://www.munich-startup.de/⁠⁠   Übrigens: Je nachdem, welchen Podcast-Kanal Du nutzt, freuen wir uns natürlich auch über Likes, Bewertungen, Kommentare und mehr. 

Interviewer: ZACHARY LOEB. The concept of “smart cities” promises better living through data and the software that can use it in real time to control urban systems. Law and Public Policy professor SHEILA FOSTER argues that, among the diverse populations that live in cities, which lives are actually improved by this technology – and which are arguably made worse – very much depends on who gets to participate in their design, implementation, and oversight. In her discussion with historian of science and technology Zachary Loeb, she contemplates whether the transition to smart-city technologies accelerated by the COVID pandemic is permanent; describes how both the amenities and disamenities are affected by new technology; and points to cities such as Barcelona that seem to be striking the right balance between innovation and justice. Foster is the co-author, with Christian Iaione, of Co-Cities: Innovative Transitions toward Just and Self-Sustaining Communities.

Interviewer: ZACHARY LOEB. In the original formulation of urban theorist Jane Jacobs, “eyes on the street” linked public safety to the inadvertent effect of people going about their business and, in the process, monitoring their shared surroundings. In her recent work, media studies professor SHANNON MATTERN has explored how certain technologies, under the umbrella of “smart cities” or “urban tech,” have encroached on this and other ways that people have long managed to live together in cities. In her discussion with historian of science and technology Zachary Loeb, she discusses both the positive and negative impacts of urban surveillance and data collection and how we might, as individuals and communities, navigate between the uncritical embrace of technological mediation – based on either fear or a desire for convenience – and its total rejection. Mattern is the author of A City is Not a Computer: Other Urban Intelligences.

In der Nachmittagsfolge begrüßen wir heute Lena Naderer, CVO von Filu, und sprechen mit ihr über die erfolgreich abgeschlossene Seed-Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 2 Millionen Euro.Filu ist eine moderne Tierarztpraxis, die einfache Terminbuchungen, kurze Wartezeiten und Telemedizin via Chat und Video miteinander verbindet. Das Startup positioniert sich somit an der Schnittstelle zwischen Notfallklinik, präventiver Praxis und digitaler Versorgung und fokussiert sich auf die neue Generation von Tierhaltenden. Durch die Kombination von digitalen Prozessen, Video- und Praxis-Konsultationen soll tierische Gesundheitsfürsorge individueller und ganzheitlicher gemacht werden. Damit adressiert das Startup die unterdigitalisierte und mit strukturellen Problemen kämpfende Branche der Tiermedizin und verfolgt die Vision, ein komfortableres und moderneres Erlebnis für Tierhaltende sowie für die Medizinerinnen und Mediziner zu schaffen. Filu wurde im Jahr 2022 von Dr. med. vet. Anna Magdalena Naderer, Christian Köhler und Justus Buchen in München gegründet. Anfang 2023 soll die erste Tierarztpraxis zentral in München eröffnet werden. Zudem sollen weitere Praxen im Jahr 2023 eröffnet werden, von denen auch zwei weitere in München geplant sind. Alle Praxen sollen auf den drei Säulen Technologie, Design und Kultur basieren und die Art revolutionieren, wie Tiere medizinisch behandelt werden.Nun hat das Münchner Startup für Tiermedizin in einer Seed-Finanzierung ca. 2 Millionen Euro unter der Führung des auf Urban-Tech spezialisierten Frühphaseninvestors Rivus Capital eingesammelt. An der Runde haben sich auch der Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund und bekannte Business-Angels beteiligt. Mit dem frischen Kapital sollen die beiden geplanten Praxen in München eröffnet werden.

Imran Noorani is the Chief Strategy Officer and Co-founder at Peak Power, a Canadian company that is putting commercial and industrial buildings at the center of the clean energy revolution.1:38 - Imran Noorani's background: from charging a Gameboy to powering commercial real estate4:18 - What's the problem with our current building's energy infrastructure and grid system8:10 - What economic, environmental and social benefits can commercial real estate owners unlock with Peak Power14:25 - Feature: Virtuance - Real Estate Photography & 3D Tours Technology at Scale 15:34 - What commercial and industrial real estate asset types work best with Peak Power18:17 - How are buildings generating carbon emissions and polluting the environment20:47 - Prioritizing innovation within the ESG framework24:31 - How to finance and find the right partners for a clean energy building retrofit30:22 - What can cities learn from Canada's innovation ecosystem?34:51 - What would Imran change about Toronto?36:20 - Discomfort Zone: Applying diversity across everything we doLearn More:

In der Nachmittagsfolge begrüßen wir heute Ivan Cossu, Co-Founder und CEO von Deskbird, und sprechen mit ihm über die erfolgreich abgeschlossene Pre-Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 5 Millionen US-Dollar. Deskbird hat eine userorientierte Lösung für Unternehmen mit hybriden Arbeitsmodellen entwickelt. Mit der Arbeitsplatzmanagement-Software können Mitarbeitende sehen, wer im Büro ist, ihre Büro- und Homeoffice-Tage planen und Schreibtische entsprechend buchen. Somit können insbesondere Kollaboration, Produktivität und Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit in hybriden Strukturen gefördert werden. Administratorenprofile können u.a. Statistiken zur Büronutzung einsehen, um die Arbeitserfahrung und die Ressourcenplanung zu optimieren. Dabei erfüllt die SaaS-Lösung die individuellen und komplexen Anforderungen hinsichtlich der IT-Sicherheit, Arbeitsrecht und Datenschutz. Deskbird wurde im Jahr 2020 von Dominik Ehrsam, Ivan Cossu und Jonas Hess in Sankt Gallen gegründet. Mittlerweile kommt die von den Foundern entwickelte Lösung in mehr als 500 Büros und in 20 Ländern zum Einsatz. Unternehmen wie beispielsweise Schaeffler, Heineken, KFC, Knauf und Volksbank vertrauen auf die Software des SaaS-Startups. Das Jungunternehmen plant, das Team bis Ende 2023 auf über 100 Mitarbeitende wachsen zu lassen. In einer Pre-Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde konnte das Schweizer Startup nun 5 Millionen US-Dollar unter der Führung von Fortyone und Rivus Capital einsammeln. Fortyone ist eine Beteiligungsgesellschaft aus der Schweiz, die neben dem Kapital auch ihr Wissen und ihr Netzwerk mit einbringen. Zum Portfolio gehören u.a. Workspace2Go, ServiceOcean, Immofolio Plus, Micronor, Daygnostics, Talent Maps, Optisizer, Coachbetter, Poinz, Peripal, Twinwin, Meteomatics, Kaspar, CollectID und Online Doctor. Der deutsche Risikokapitalgeber Rivus Capital legt seinen Investitionsfokus auf Urban Tech mit einem Impact-Ansatz der sozialen und ökologischen Transformation. Zum Portfolio gehören u.a. Planted, Comgy, Skyseed, Raus, Remind.me, Myne, Flexcavo, Simplinic, MedKitDoc und Kosy. Der Bestandsinvestor Session.VC hat sich ebenfalls der Runde angeschlossen. Mit dem frischen Kapital soll das Wachstum in europäischen Märkten vorangetrieben und das Produktangebot erweitert werden. One more thing wird präsentiert von OMR Reviews – Finde die richtige Software für Dein Business. Wenn auch Du Dein Lieblingstool bewerten willst, schreibe eine Review auf OMR Reviews unter https://moin.omr.com/insider. Dafür erhältst du einen 20€ Amazon Gutschein.

~ Elliot Live DJ Set @ One Club Girona (16/04/22) ~ This is my peak time set at my residency at One Club Girona. Join the party every Friday & Saturday nights from 10pm at Girona downtown! Follow me on my social media @elliotdeejay for more music and good vibes! ➔ linktr.ee/ElliotDJ ----- Este fue mi set de hora punta en mi residencia en One Club Girona. Ven de fiesta todos los viernes y sábados desde las 22h en el centro de Girona! Sígueme en mis redes sociales @elliotdeejay para más música y buen rollo! ➔ linktr.ee/ElliotDJ ====== The 'Elliot Live' series bring you all the Elliot's live DJ sets at clubs, festivals, shows and other venues. ----- La serie 'Elliot Live' te trae todos los DJ sets en directo de Elliot en clubs, festivals, shows y otros locales. ====== * Legal disclaimer: None of the songs in this mix have been produced by me. For any copyright issues, please contact me. * Nota legal: Ninguna de las canciones en esta sesión ha sido producida por mí. Para cualquier problema relacionado con derechos de autor, por favor contactar conmigo.

Today more than 50% of the world's population lives in cities, with 10 percent living in the top 30 metropolises. In this episode Greg Clark speaks with Lucy Yu, CEO at the Centre for Net Zero, and Martin Richards, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Sustainable Finance President for HSBC Ventures. They discuss how our future cities will operate, the growth of Urban Tech, new digital technologies and platforms such as AI, the Internet of Thing and how these technologies can aid transformation of citizen services in the both public and private sectors, and can help optimise the benefits of urbanisation. Financing Future Cities is a podcast series produced by HSBC and hosted by Greg Clark. It sets out to examine the complex and evolving role of urban hubs through the lens of banking and finance. To find out more about how HSBC are supporting customers transition to net-zero, click here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today more than 50% of the world's population lives in cities, with 10 percent living in the top 30 metropolises. In this episode Greg Clark speaks with Lucy Yu, CEO at the Centre for Net Zero, and Martin Richards, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Sustainable Finance President for HSBC Ventures. They discuss how our future cities will operate, the growth of Urban Tech, new digital technologies and platforms such as AI, the Internet of Thing and how these technologies can aid transformation of citizen services in the both public and private sectors, and can help optimise the benefits of urbanisation. Financing Future Cities is a podcast series produced by HSBC and hosted by Greg Clark. It sets out to examine the complex and evolving role of urban hubs through the lens of banking and finance. To find out more about how HSBC are supporting customers transition to net-zero, click here. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

~ Elliot Live DJ Set @ One Club Girona ~ This is my peak time set at my residency at One Club Girona. Join the party every Friday & Saturday nights from 10pm at Girona downtown! Follow me on my social media @elliotdeejay for more music and good vibes! ➔ linktr.ee/ElliotDJ ----- Este fue mi set de hora punta en mi residencia en One Club Girona. Ven de fiesta todos los viernes y sábados desde las 22h en el centro de Girona! Sígueme en mis redes sociales @elliotdeejay para más música y buen rollo! ➔ linktr.ee/ElliotDJ ====== The 'Elliot Live' series bring you all the Elliot's live DJ sets at clubs, festivals, shows and other venues. ----- La serie 'Elliot Live' te trae todos los DJ sets en directo de Elliot en clubs, festivals, shows y otros locales. ====== * Legal disclaimer: None of the songs in this mix have been produced by me. For any copyright issues, please contact me. * Nota legal: Ninguna de las canciones en esta sesión ha sido producida por mí. Para cualquier problema relacionado con derechos de autor, por favor contactar conmigo.

I met Motov at CES (Consumer Electric Show), the largest tech convention in the world, in Las Vegas. They are an urban tech startup based in South Korea. They create ad displays on top of taxis or uber, and each display consists of 32 sensors that collects more than 100 datum outputs about street information, road condition, air quality, weather, and other data point to help local government decision makers to make our city safer and smarter. Guests: Dr. Seonghoon Kim, CTO at Motov JuYeong Lee, Research Scientist at Motov Website: https://www.motov.co.kr/en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/motov/ Co-Host: Andrew Lee Subscribe to our email newsletter: https://cre-media.com/subscribe Social Media LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cre-media Instagram: https://instagram/cre_mediagroup YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxhFD4yDokHv6u3UxhjYtGA Please contact us here: https://www.cre-media.com/contact Disclaimer: This commercial real estate podcast is intended for commercial real estate professionals, institutions, and investors only. The presenter(s) is(are) expressing his/her (their) view(s) and opinion(s) regarding economic conditions, financing programs and features. The views expressed in this show are for informational, entertainment, and educational purposes only, and do not imply suitability. Each situation is unique, and prior to investing, all programs should be reviewed independently for suitability. Views and opinions expressed are those of the presenters only and do not reflect the views of their employers, institutions, and associations. The information is not intended as investment advice, is not a recommendation about investing, and the presenters and their companies are not acting as your fiduciary.

Early in the pandemic, Sidewalk Labs — an offshoot of Google — announced it was shutting down a big project in Toronto called Quayside. It was meant to be a testing ground for smart-city concepts, a hyperconnected neighborhood from the ground up, with things like an underground network of package-delivery robots. But even before the pandemic, it ran into the same problems that have dogged smart-city projects around the world. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino speaks with Shannon Mattern, who focuses on this topic in her new book, “A City Is Not a Computer: Other Urban Intelligences.” Mattern said optimizing cities for connectivity often means giving up privacy. This episode originally aired August 23, 2021.

Early in the pandemic, Sidewalk Labs — an offshoot of Google — announced it was shutting down a big project in Toronto called Quayside. It was meant to be a testing ground for smart-city concepts, a hyperconnected neighborhood from the ground up, with things like an underground network of package-delivery robots. But even before the pandemic, it ran into the same problems that have dogged smart-city projects around the world. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino speaks with Shannon Mattern, who focuses on this topic in her new book, “A City Is Not a Computer: Other Urban Intelligences.” Mattern said optimizing cities for connectivity often means giving up privacy. This episode originally aired August 23, 2021.

Early in the pandemic, Sidewalk Labs — an offshoot of Google — announced it was shutting down a big project in Toronto called Quayside. It was meant to be a testing ground for smart-city concepts, a hyperconnected neighborhood from the ground up, with things like an underground network of package-delivery robots. But even before the pandemic, it ran into the same problems that have dogged smart-city projects around the world. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino speaks with Shannon Mattern, who focuses on this topic in her new book, “A City Is Not a Computer: Other Urban Intelligences.” Mattern said optimizing cities for connectivity often means giving up privacy. This episode originally aired August 23, 2021.

Nicole LeBlanc, Partner, Platform at 2150, provides an overview of 2150's fund focusing on urbantech which has since closed at $312M, their renowned founding partners, and their ‘Brain Trust' advisory board. Nicole also shares insights into investing across the Urban Stack and why cities are important for the world of real estate tech and climate investing. 

Early in the pandemic, Sidewalk Labs — an offshoot of Google — announced it was shutting down a big project in Toronto called Quayside. It was meant to be a testing ground for smart-city concepts, a hyperconnected neighborhood from the ground up, with things like an underground network of package-delivery robots. But even before the pandemic, it ran into the same problems that have dogged smart-city projects around the world. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino speaks with Shannon Mattern, who focuses on this topic in her new book, “A City Is Not a Computer: Other Urban Intelligences.” Mattern said optimizing cities for connectivity often means giving up privacy.

Early in the pandemic, Sidewalk Labs — an offshoot of Google — announced it was shutting down a big project in Toronto called Quayside. It was meant to be a testing ground for smart-city concepts, a hyperconnected neighborhood from the ground up, with things like an underground network of package-delivery robots. But even before the pandemic, it ran into the same problems that have dogged smart-city projects around the world. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino speaks with Shannon Mattern, who focuses on this topic in her new book, “A City Is Not a Computer: Other Urban Intelligences.” Mattern said optimizing cities for connectivity often means giving up privacy.

Early in the pandemic, Sidewalk Labs — an offshoot of Google — announced it was shutting down a big project in Toronto called Quayside. It was meant to be a testing ground for smart-city concepts, a hyperconnected neighborhood from the ground up, with things like an underground network of package-delivery robots. But even before the pandemic, it ran into the same problems that have dogged smart-city projects around the world. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino speaks with Shannon Mattern, who focuses on this topic in her new book, “A City Is Not a Computer: Other Urban Intelligences.” Mattern said optimizing cities for connectivity often means giving up privacy.

When startups want to fight city hall, many turn to Bradley Tusk. Fresh off advising Andrew Yang in his unsuccessful mayoral bid in New York City, the political “fixer” and host of the Firewall Podcast talks with Molly and Jim on this collaborative, joint episode on how the pandemic may have permanently changed urban life and maybe even reset relations between tech and cities for the better.

Paris Marx is joined by David Banks to discuss how tech solutions to increase corporate control in cities will be sold to us as fun and convenient, and what that will actually means for access and equity in urban life.David Banks is a visiting assistant professor at the University at Albany. He’s the editor-at-large at Real Life, and has written for The Baffler, e-flux architecture, and Current Affairs. Follow David on Twitter as @DA_Banks.Tech Won’t Save Us offers a critical perspective on tech, its worldview, and wider society with the goal of inspiring people to demand better tech and a better world. Follow the podcast (@techwontsaveus) and host Paris Marx (@parismarx) on Twitter, and support the show on Patreon.Find out more about Harbinger Media Network at harbingermedianetwork.com.Also mentioned in this episode:Read David’s articles for Real Life on the subscriber city and e-flux architecture on software as infrastructure.Paris wrote about the end of the Paramount Decrees, including what it could mean for the future of cinemas.How people are fighting back against landlords attempts to use tech against tenants (“proptech”).Slavoj Žižek gives a father/son example of totalitarianism (from ~0:00-3:00).David Harvey’s “Right to the City” essay mentions how homeownership makes people more conservative.Red Vienna remains a great example of public housing.Kevin Rogan wrote about how smart-city technologies are designed to hide human labor.Books in this show: “Radicalized” by Cory Doctorow, “Urban Warfare” by Raquel Rolnik, “Capital City” by Samuel Stein, and “Loft Living” by Sharon ZukinSupport the show (https://patreon.com/techwontsaveus)

A sneak peek at the conversations and topics that will be covered by The Urban Tech Podcast. The Urban Tech Podcast will officially be launching by January 2021. Listeners can stay up to date with all of Urban Tech's analysis by subscribing to https://urbantech.substack.com/ (Urban Tech's newsletter).

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Into the Eighties with season three, recalling happy nights of booze, the Blitz club and bagpipes. The year gets off to a shaky start with the Stunt Kites and Urban Tech, but finally comes to life with a packed-out venue for They Must Be Russians.Thanks to Brent for the guest voice, and to Carl O'Connor for the bagpipes on 'Bagpipe Boogie'.Intro and outro music by Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork by Rionagh.Sound FX from Zapsplat and Freesound.org with thanks to Dkustic, KV Garlic, Lincoln Log (drone and drum machine), Kiijaz and Edtijo (synth melody).

The Greater Bay Area represents an ambitious plan to compete with Silicon Valley by pooling talent, financial, infrastructure, and technological economies of scale to build the first true global competitor. The Greater Bay Area (GBA) consists of the mega cities in Southern China’s Pearl River Delta region including Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Foshan, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Jiangmen, Huizhou, Zhaoqing, Hong Kong and Macau. In total, the population is more than 70 million, produces 37% of China’s exports, and 12% of its GDP.  Understand the opportunity for your business. After all, we all live in the Greater Bay Area. Join the dialogue on Hong Kong’s integration, and its chances against #ChinaTech rival Shenzhen. Tony Verb is a serial entrepreneur, urban innovator, venture capitalist and film producer, based in Hong Kong. He’s the founder of GreaterBay Ventures & Advisors, an integrated investment and consulting firm, specialised on cross-border innovation and smart cities. Tony is committed to accelerate the growth of technology companies that positively impact urbanisation under the thesis he coins as “Urban Tech with Impact”. The Greater Bay Area of South China, Hong Kong and Macau is the the biggest megacity on the planet and he sees the region as the best place to facilitate and scale the adaptation of urban tech best practices globally.

The State of CoLiving 2019 By Christine McDannell First, thank you so much for following the show. I'm grateful for the incredible guests from around the world we have had on already. These are truly Pioneers in this space, some started as early as 2012 and are so open sharing their journey and their insight which is so valuable for the new ones coming into the space. Everything I write and talk about is based on MY personal knowledge, my experience in this space as a CONSUMER of CoLiving on a global level AND as an actual CoLiving OPERATOR in San Diego and Los Angeles. We recently published ‘The State of The Coliving Industry 2019- Q3 Report. https://www.dropbox.com/s/9jiqmwgrdaefhwn/Kndrd_Key_Insights_CoLiving_Industry_Report_Q3_2019.pdf?dl=0 On this annual "State of CoLiving 2019" video, I dive into some key insights of that report and also answer the questions I get asked the most when I am speaking to leaders in this space or at any CoLiving real estate events or conferences, like... -Who's going to be the #1 global player?? -When was the Biggest shift/tipping point for CoLiving so far? -When will it be an OFFICIAL ASSET CLASS? -European Market vs. North American Market? -What concepts are my personal favorites? -Are they a REAL ESTATE COMPANY or a TECHNOLOGY COMPANY? -What the heck does “Proprietary Technology”, “Urban Tech”, “AI”, “Big Data” even mean when it comes to CoLiving? -IS TECH more important than grabbing REAL ESTATE? -Asset Heavy vs. Asset Light? -A Quick Kndrd Update? -ANY TIPS for the Industry? -Things to look out for? Let me wrap up by saying that I am really excited to be speaking at some incredible Proptech, Real Estate, and CoLiving events coming up. Please let me know if you will be there, I'd love to say “Hi!” and meet you in person: The first one is the big Proptech Summit XIX Oslo, Norway | October 10th https://proptech-2.confetti.events Class of 2020 Berlin, Germany | November 6-7th https://theclassof2020.org/the-class-conference-2019/ ReCoTech - Real Estate & Construction Technologies 2019 Helsinki, Finland | November 20th https://recotech.fi Coliving Hub Global Conference Location: Los Angeles, USA | April 2020 https://www.colivinghub.co/conference

Rami Blachman is the founder at China Israel Innovation Accelerator, speaks with Matthieu David-Experton about bringing Isreali tech insights to China. In this episode, Rami talks about examples of Tech company succeed in China, successful cases links to agriculture and food tech, and his own experience in the financial industry. Highlights of this episode: 1:37 The size of the company 7:21 What does Rami’s company offer 9:35 How does Rami access when it is good timing 13:43 Examples of Tech company success in China 24:25 Can R&D can still stay in the original country? 26:38 Explaining the words “Urban Tech” and “IOT” 31:30 What’s the backstory behind cities’ budgets 37:08 What’s the duty of Rami for his business partners 38:18 What kind of programs does Rami have access to 39:41 Successful cases of agriculture and food tech 45:55 Rami’s experience in the financial industry 55:43 How does Rami stay up-to-date about China 56:32 What book does Rami recommend about China 58:09 What’s the most surprising experience Rami had in China 59:10 What other business will Rami do in China if he has extra time ====================================================== China Paradigms is the China Business Podcast for entrepreneurs and China watchers. Learn from business professionals in China on our China Paradigms website: http://chinaparadigm.com/ Daxue Consulting is a market research and management consulting firm focusing on the Chinese market. We are leveraging a multiple-methodology approach in order to support clients’ needs, auctioning traditional methodologies as well as technology-driven tools. More about Daxue Consulting: https://daxueconsulting.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daxueconsulting/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/daxue-consulting/?viewAsMember=true Twitter: https://twitter.com/DaxueConsulting

With his self-described “aggressive proactivity” Chad Walker is a Navy Veteran who is committed to outside the box thinking and when necessary, building a new box. Chad has spent the last three years creating real world solutions in both the Urban Tech and Nonprofit space. As Veteran turned Entrepreneur Chad has developed a unique perspective when it comes to quality of life. He aspires to create lasting change throughout the Veteran community in the coming years with his nonprofit Operation Green Shield as well as bringing balance to the construction and home services industry with his ClienTell APP. Chad is always quick to answer when asked if the change he’s working toward is truly possible, “Outside of my first marriage, I don’t fail very often”.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the future of technology. In this episode, host Deb Conway talks with Simon Sylvester-Chaudhuri about how CIV:LAB and The Grid are working to make New York City smarter with a focus on creative communities, innovation, and accessibility.

The annual National Urban Technology Center Gala Awards Dinner – co-hosted by award winning journalist Alicia Quarles – will take place in New York City on June 13th at The Pierre Hotel. This year’s honorees are private equity firm Founder & CEO of Grain Management, David J. Grain and wife Dr. Lisa Grain - who has dedicated her career to healthcare, education, and mentorship and currently sits on the board of trustees at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital - along with honorary chair Vernon E. Jordan Jr., who is the Senior Managing Director of Lazard. The evening’s program, which will highlight Urban Tech’s commitment to help provide a proactive approach in preventing bullying in schools, will entail a silent auction with seats for three different phenomenal Broadway shows up for bid: Hamilton, Boys In The Band and Iceman Cometh. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

To accelerate or not to accelerate a business, that is the question. Back in 2008, a hot new term for growing and investing in businesses was developed, Accelerator. DreamIt was established by several angel investors looking to grow their portfolio and wallets. They did so by pooling their cash into a fund and investing in a handful of businesses while pushing them through a rigorous hands on business school, cohort style. http://www.dreamit.com/ Today, they focused on three sectors of business, urban tech, ed tech and health. Andrew Ackerman joined early on and is the Managing Director of the Urban Tech vertical. Andrew is recovering consultant turned serial entrepreneur, startup mentor and angel investor. He is the Managing Director at Dreamit, currently in charge of the urban tech accelerator program. Andrew is also a contributing writer to Fortune, AlleyWatch, The 74 Million, et. al. http://www.dreamit.com/team/ In this episode: What is an accelerator? What are cities doing wrong when launching an accelerator? Why the pressure of a deadline is critical in business? Are remote businesses the future? When should a new business talk with their prospective customers? The 4C’s of business Entrepreneurial Ecosystems need at least eight years to develop

A discussion with Chris Mayer, Chief Innovation Officer at Suffolk Construction, and Camille Renshaw, CEO of RenshawCo, about investing in real estate and construction.

Cristian Marras is an exciting DJ/Producer, based in Berlin who has slowly been working his way through clubs in Berlin, Italy, Spain and Holland. He plays solid driving contemporary Techno, creating raw, fast changing atmospheres, mixing together multiple layers, swinging from a instrumental hypnotic sound to hard grooving, acid drops ending often to industrial direction. Showing good knowledge of the genre for someone so new in the scene, Cristian discovered his passion for electronic music during the last years of high school in east coast of USA where he started to interest himself to the first and second generation of Detroit Electronic Producers. Once back in Italy Cristian started to hang out around some of the most well known Italian clubs that were hosting techno events getting in contact with artists and promoters and he started to host events himself in his home town in Sardegna bringing local artist and promoting electronic music. Since the last 5 years C.M dedicated himself to improve his knowledge studying electronic music production and sound design collaborating with other musicians and attending Dbs music university in Berlin. After moving to the German capital Cristian started to make his first steps in the underground scene of the city, hosting his own event (Urban Tech) and performing several gigs alongside some well known artist like Dave Clarke, Ancient Methods, Freddy K, Marco Bailey, P.E.A.R.L., Max Durante, Radial, VSK, Defekt, Kobosil and many others. Since the last 3 years Cristian performed several gigs in different countries in clubs like: Tresor, Suicide Circus, About Blank, Arena, Griessmuehle, (Berlin); Sutdio 76, Pirandello Club (Madrid); ADE festival (Amsterdam); Trax Club (Vigo); Saponeria Club, (Rome); Ickarus Club, (Firenze) ecc. Cristian had released from 2015 till today on the following labels: 2RB - Records, Rituals Records, Advanced Black and Limited G. Tracklist : Dasha Rush - Life time poem Kanding Ray - Optimum Perkin Flames Helmut Kraft - Meta white Cristian Marras - (Unreleased) Lathan - Time to clean (Einhorn Remix) Omer Saba & Cristian Marras - (Unreleased) Parallx - Saro Vulfs Lars Huismann - The mask has fallen Flug - Space Buildings Kr:pt - X5 (Gianmarco Silvetti Remix) Ritzi Lee - Traction Cristian Marras - (Unreleased) Ethan Fawkes - Disgrace Perc - Bin Juice Martyn Hare - Don't Stare at the Freaks (Manni Dee Remix) 138 - Cutting teeth and breaking bread Blackmont - Exgesis Cressida - Deserter Lucindo - Morticia Nico Moreno - Drums from Hell WarinD - When my girlfriend makes a joint (Danilo Incorvaia Remix) Inigo Kennedy - Tornado FB : https://www.facebook.com/cristian.g.marras/ SC : https://soundcloud.com/crisberlin Container brings our vision of clubbing around the city, proposing a journey through visual art and techno, exploring his Sub-genres, meeting step by step Italian and international artists. -FB : www.facebook.com/Container.project.Roma -YT : www.youtube.com/channel/UC4osKRARZ22dsu_pspg04PA -IG : www.instagram.com/containerproject/

Jason Hodges is the Professional Landscape Architect at Prairie Workshops in Lubbock, TX. Jason focuses on implementing resilient landscapes by using native plants that hold and use less water and also make a beautiful landscape design. Jason explains that two characteristics of resilient landscapes are complexity and permeability. Jason displayed graphs of rainfall per year and how someone can harvest the rainwater. Jason encourages rainwater harvesting in saving it to water your lawn or plants. It is important to select native grasses and plants because they use less water and create a beautiful landscape. This seminar was sponsored by Urban Tech and the Mark E. Humphreys Chair. We apologize for the sound quality we are still working on improving it.

David Driskill is an Associate Professor for the College of Architecture and is the Director of the Urban Tech Design Center. David discusses how we should look to Spanish architecture for design as Lubbock has a similar climate to Spain. Many buildings in Lubbock, such as Buddy Holly Center, Texas Tech University Buildings , and a few Lubbock churches were Spanish inspired designed. In Spain, there are many green courtyards and David believes that Lubbock can transform alleys into interconnected courtyards downtown that offer more green space. David concludes that courtyards should be developer friendly, dense, and sustainable. This seminar was sponsored by Urban Tech and the Mark E. Humphreys Chair. We apologize for the sound quality we are still working on improving it.

Dr. Jennifer Vanos is an Assistant Professor in the Atmospheric Sciences Group in the Department of Geosciences. Dr. Vanos' research looks at extreme heat and temperature variations within urban areas and how we can help mitigate this by using bioclimatic design. Dr. Vanos stated that extreme heat is the number one killer due to weather. As temperatures rise extreme heat areas become more vulnerable. Dr. Vanos explains in order to help mitigate this you have to look at two questions 1) how can we improve measurements to create targeted solutions? 2) What role does urban design have in mitigation & adaptation? In conclusion, Dr. Vanos explains that just implementing a bioclimatic park design helps cool down surface temperatures tremendously. This seminar was sponsored by Urban Tech and the Mark E. Humphreys Chair. We apologize for the sound quality we are still working on improving it.

Beating the drum straight from Philly DR. EVELYN PARTRIDGE, D.O. talks Healthcare and Technology from the primary physician's point-of-view! Call In (646) 716-7994 or join in the interactive chat. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...From Blacks and people of color in Technology to S.T.E.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org and LIKE us at http://facebook.com/UrbanTechFair.

Beating the drum is Seattle based tri-coastal, military brat, computer engineer, disruptive technologist turned digital story teller PAUL JACKSON! Tune in for dynamic informative and down right interesting conversation. Call In (646) 716-7994 or join the chat. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...From Blacks and people of color in Technology to S.T.E.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org and LIKE us at http://facebook.com/UrbanTechFair.

Protecting Innocence Campaign and Shekinah Ranch Foundation Founder PASTOR DONOVAN LARKINS beats the drum sharing the tech of agriculture, aquaculture, and renewable enegry! Call In (646) 716-7994 or join the conversation in the chat. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...From Blacks and people of color in Technology to S.T.E.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org and LIKE us at http://facebook.com/UrbanTechFair.

Beating the drum is the riveting and engaging BDPA Media Publisher PERRY CARTER! As President of BDPA DC, Editor-In-Chief for BDPA Today, and Exec. Producer of PTTV Perry will share how he has built his chapter into a tech media power house and developed innovative lines of revenue. Call In (646) 716-7994 or join in the interactive chat. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...From Blacks and people of color in Technology to S.T.E.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org and LIKE us at http://facebook.com/UrbanTechFair.

Beating the drum from the Fresno hood is one of its premier web, software, and app developers CURLEN PHIPPS, CEO of QikLead! Call In (646) 716-7994 to listen or share. Join in the chat room, too. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...from Blacks and people of color in Technology, S.T.E.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. CREDIT: POLYMATH (Anthony Stewart - Vizual Music) For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org and LIKE us at http://facebook.com/UrbanTechFair.

Beating the drum is the Atlanta based talented, creative and engaging Social Mobile Media Marketing DivaKAREN RODGERS-ROBINSON! Call In to listen or share (646) 716-7994 or join the chat. With a primary focus on social shopping, Karen is a self –starter  who's constantly immersed in every aspect of Social Media, Social Media Marketing, SMS Marketing and the habits of Social Shoppers by utilizing the latest multi-channel, feature rich, communication technology (i.e. Mobile Text, IM, Email, Social networks, Blogs) to build her clients' Social Media Brand Identity. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...From Blacks and people of color in Technology to S.T.E.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org and LIKE us at http://facebook.com/UrbanTechFair. CREDIT: POLYMATH (Anthony Stewart - Vizual Music)

#BREAKINGNEWS Just confirmed JOSEPH SAULTER AA, BA, MA will be beating the digital drum today. As CEO he oversees gaming and development for Entertainment Arts Research, one of the first African American owned 3D Video Game companies! Call In, Ask and Share (646) 716-7994 or join in the chat. Joseph is also an musician, actor and video game designer, co-founder of The Urban Video Game Academy, president of the DeKalb Council of the Arts, chairman of the Diversity Advisory Board at the International Game Developers Assoc and a full-time faculty member at the Art Institute of Atlanta in the field of audio production. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...From people of color in Technology to S.T.E.A.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org. Credit: POLYMATH (Anthony Stewart - Vizual Music)

Beating the drum is the riveting and engaging ANDREW L. WEST, author of Modern CEO and Founder of National Black Information Technology Leadership Organization (NBITLO) which hosts the premier urban STEM development event, URBAN TECH WEEKEND! Join the conversation. Call In (646) 716-7994 or join in the interactive chat. A Non-Profit Executive, Technology Thought-Leader, Educational Technologist, Tech Blogger, Digital Citizenship & Security Advocate - Andrew West is a Senior Level IT Leader with Executive Level experience who is highly successful at planning, building and growing technology divisions and organizations to new levels. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...From Blacks and people of color in Technology to S.T.E.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org. Credit: POLYMATH (Anthony Stewart - Vizual Music)

From our Urban Tech Fair family comes author, community activist and tech entrepreneur JASON MOORE! Drumming about his new release, INTERNET ENTREPRENEURSHIP 101 for African Americans: Practical Methodologies for Achieving in Internet Business, and his upcoming Chicago MeetUp and Book Signing.  Is there any difference between an internet and brick and mortar business? Why for African Americans? Ask and Share. Call In (646) 716-7994 or join in the interactive chat. As the official radio broadcast of the Urban Tech Fair, from blog to radio, Jim Neusom brings to conversation some of the awesome, interesting, historical, and down right technical digital information he shares online...From Blacks and people of color in Technology to S.T.E.M., latest tech trends and strategies that empower us and our communities. For Urban Tech Fair updates subscribe to The Urban Tech Fair at www.urbantechfair.org and LIKE us at http://facebook.com/UrbanTechFair.