This is the companion episode to the latest issue of Spacing Magazine, with a focus on celebrating women in city building.<\/p>\n
We talk to Pamela Robinson<\/a>, associate dean, graduate studies and special programs at Ryerson University (and Spacing<\/em> contributing editor), about striving for gender equality in the traditionally male-dominated world of city building, and urban planning.<\/p>\n We speak to Toronto Centre for Active Transportation Director Nancy Smith Lea<\/a> about a recent report geared at tapping into untapped potential cycling demographics.<\/p>\n And urban planner Kyle Miller<\/a> tells us about a personal study he’s made of pedestrian and cyclist injuries and death, during what has been a dismal year for road safety in Toronto.<\/p>\n Thanks to special guest Melanie Hrymak<\/a> of Toronto indie theatre company, Headstrong Collective<\/a>!<\/p>\n Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes<\/a>, Soundcloud<\/a>, or RSS<\/a> feed.<\/em><\/p>\n