Walle Brown
Urban Eyes: Planning in Context
Welcome to an urban planning and public health podcast: Hosted by Walle Brown. This started as a school project in planning school where I interviewed professionals, students and community members about their take on urban planning, public health, contemporary American society. Each was meant to gain perspective on our socioeconomic environment from different community members. Thank you for tuning in. We hope that you enjoy today's episode! Ways to support Urban Eyes :Venmo: @Walle-BrownOur Support link: https://anchor.fm/urbaneyes/supportCover art designed by Roland Keng.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.walleplans.com
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Episodes
Shirori Azumaya (S1, Ep 2), International Masters Candidate of Urban and Regional Planning at Portland State University 25.02.2019 26:07
In this episode, I sit down and interview with Shiori Azumaya, Urban Planner and Community Advocate from the Yamaguchi prefecture in Japan. We hope that you enjoy today's episode of the podcast! As always, Thank you for tuning in today. We hope that you enjoy today’s episode of the podcast! You can support Urban Eyes by following our support link. Please subscribe if you enjoy the content an...
Dr. Matthew Gebhardt (S1, Ep 1) Professor at Portland State University and Board Member of Home Forward 22.02.2019 34:34
In this interview, I sit down with Professor Matthew Gebhardt to discuss the intersections of planning and public health on housing and beyond. We hope that you enjoy today's episode of the podcast! As always, Thank you for tuning in today. We hope that you enjoy today’s episode of the podcast! You can support Urban Eyes by following our support link. Please subscribe if you enjoy the content and...
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