Author Archives: Kate Murray
Walking the city with… Zara Shabrina & Mike Batty and urban science
Walking the city with… Shenjing He and Chinese urbanism
Walking the city with… Dallas Rogers and spooky urbanism
Walking the city with…Julie Ren and comparisons
Colin McFarlane on densities and crowds, fragments, and sanitation
Got an MBA, making a peer-reviewed podcast series
Where have you been, Kate? Great question, I’d love to tell you. It’s been a long time between posts here because in 2021 I started
Amplifying research: A conversation with Chris Pahlow
Recently I had the pleasure of meeting Chris Pahlow, a fellow podcast enthusiast and research communicator, who makes the amazing Amplifying Research podcast series. We talked shop and peer-reviewing podcasts.
Am writing: an Academic Podcasting Workbook
Kate Murray is putting all her knowledge from ten years of scholarly audio into a practical handbook for academics. Working title: Academic Podcasting Workbook
Reclaiming a right to dark skies
If you look up at night in the city, chances are you can count the visible stars on your fingers and toes. Urban lighting has drowned out our view of the stars and the milky way, causing a disconnect between urban-dwelling humans and the night sky. In this episode we discuss this disconnect and the design solutions cities are implementing to reconnect us with the universe.