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The Grand Challengers Podcast

En podcast av: Peter Marcus Bach

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The NotebookLM Mini Series #1: Cooling establishment time, it's like baking a cake (feat. Lucas Gobatti)
Publicerades 2025-03-17

In a world facing climate change, urbanization, and population growth, inspiring individuals are stepping up with innovative solutions. Each episode features passionate guests working at the cutting edge of science, engineering, technology, and design. Through their journeys, they share insights and personal growth while creating new ways of thinking for an uncertain future. Tune in for actionable advice and inspiration for young professionals aiming to make a difference. If you enjoy the show, please hit the follow or subscribe button! That's a small way you can help the show grow and reach many more ears!Show Website: https://www.petermbach.com/podcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tgcpodcast/

The Grand Challengers Podcast

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The NotebookLM Mini Series #1: Cooling establishment time, it's like baking a cake (feat. Lucas Gobatti)

#40 - João P. Leitão: Studying the extremes - "when it rains, it floods", and "just add water" when "the heat is on"

#39 - Lucas Gobatti: Spinoza, science, spirituality - confronting ‘displacements’ in planning urban nature, climate and heat

#38 - Patricia Cuervo Uría: The human side of planning and flood risk in London - the challenge of embedding history into policy

#37 - Brett Ferrin: "Safeguarding the ordinary" - achieving traffic safety planning and management in a data-rich, AI-powered world

#36 - Tables Turned: Part 1 - Guests ask me questions on the podcast origin story, life choices and more

#35 - Yannick Back: The answers are beyond the "clouds" - the water-energy link for climate adaptation in a world of data ubiquity

#34 - Denise Mitrano: A world of plastics from macro and micro to nano - should zero plastics be the long-term goal?

#33 - Bill Hunt: America's evolving stormwater management, our innate connection to water and walking your "Camino"

#32 - Luis Angel Sañudo Fontaneda: Partnering with nature in Spain's journey to Sustainable Drainage and Climate Adaptation

#31 - Neil Armitage: Reflections, from a canoe chute and litter traps to Day Zero and South Africa's Sustainable Drainage

#30 - Tobias Baur: From tropical Singapore to Europe - the "ABC Waters" of sponge cities and climate adaptive design

#29 - Katrin Pakizer: Grassroots movements, policy instruments and timing for transforming water, biodiversity and underground management

#28 - Alexa Delbosc: A social psychology toolkit for changing transport planning, built environment and future mobility

#27 - Darcy Molnar: A personal journey, from Africa to Switzerland - insights on education, nature-based solutions and women scientists

#26 - Manuel Fischer: The Good, the Bad, and the Socio-Political - can science really support collaborative policymaking?

#25 - Shubber Ali: Your garden, the 'field of dreams' for tackling the twin crises of climate change and artificial intelligence

#24 - Jon Hathaway: The ‘Swiss Army Knife’ of green infrastructure, opening a ‘can of worms’ and gaining control of watersheds

#23 - Markus Vogl: To give 'space' - from a library to collaborative urban transformation and rethinking the architect's role

#22 - Françoise Bichai: "God-like technologies in medieval institutions", discussing paradigm shifts for greener, water-resilient cities