How Might We
de Patrick Scally
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East London’s home for big ideas.
How Might We is the podcast where we design solutions to solve pressing challenges facing East London today.
Hosted by Patrick Scally this podcast brings together people looking to make things & change things for the better here in East London. So, every week Patrick & a specialist guest create actionable steps to big problems facing the world they're directly experiencing using design thinking frameworks.
Our neighbourhood is changing fast, our thinking needs to progress just as quickly.
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- e80: de-commodify housing, at scale, and giving residents control and stability w/Levent Kerimol · 1 h 7 minHousing does not have to be a speculative asset. Levent Kerimol makes the case for a different model—one that gives residents real control, keeps homes affordable over time, and…
- e79: Revolutionising Building Use: The Don't Waste Buildings Movement · 49 minThe conversation revolves around the mission of Don't Waste Buildings, a movement aimed at promoting the reuse of existing buildings to combat climate change and reduce embodied…
- e78: how innovation campuses could quietly build cleaner cities w/isaac vale · 53 minthis week patrick is joined by Isaac Vale as they delve into the ESG initiatives at Here East, focusing on sustainability, circular economy, and community engagement. discover…
- e77: Redefining Value: The Quest for Affordable Art Spaces w/Nichole Herbert-Wood · 1 h 4 minIn this episode, we delve into the intricate world of affordable art spaces with CEO of Second Floor Studios & Arts Nichole Herbert Wood. From her beginnings in business…
- e76: 20 Years in Local Government a Reflection w/Councillor Chris Kennedy of Hackney Council · 1 h 3 minThis week I sit down with Councillor Chris Kennedy (London Borough of Hackney) who reflects on the complexities of working in local government for more than two decades. We cover…
- e75: how might we shift landowners from protecting to imagining w/tom lewith founder of new works · 47 minIn this conversation, Tom Lewith discusses the evolution of his architectural practice from TDO to New Works, emphasising a collaborative approach that prioritises mental health…
- e74: Ryan Walker from Silo on Culinary Innovation and Zero Waste · 41 minThis week, Ryan Walker discusses his journey in the culinary world, focusing on the innovative practices at Silo, a zero waste restaurant. He shares insights on balancing roles…
- Dr Johnny Drain, Co-Founder WNWN Food Labs | How Might We Interviews · 58 minIn this week's conversation, Patrick and Dr Johnny Drain discuss the anticipation surrounding Johnny's upcoming book Adventure in Fermentation, the journey of writing and…
- e72: How Fibrelab is Making Textile Reuse Work Locally — w/Kaela Katz · 40 minIn this conversation, Kae & Patrick discusses the challenges and innovations in the textile recycling industry, particularly focusing on Fibrelab's journey in creating…
- e71: East London Waterworks Park w/Nathan Miller · 55 minIn this week's conversation, Nathan Miller discusses the ambitious vision for the East London Waterworks Park, a community-led initiative aimed at transforming an underused…
- e70:Bridging the Gap: Skills, Identity, and Employment for Youth w/Deji Adeoshun & David Kingsley · 57 minThis week we explore the challenges and opportunities faced by young people in accessing career paths, particularly in the creative and community sectors. Deji and David share…
- e69: Exploring the Citizen Prosperity Index w/Saffron Woodcraft · 58 minThis conversation explores the Citizen Prosperity Index methodology and its application in various local contexts, emphasising the importance of community-led interventions and…
- e68: The Evolution of Founderhood w/Christina Richardson · 58 minIn this conversation, Patrick and ChristIna explore the multifaceted journey of entrepreneurship, focusing on the evolution of foundership, the importance of mental fitness, and…
- e67: could co-living & community ownership be a blueprint for the future? w/Halcyon · 54 minIn this conversation, Patrick, Harry, and James discuss the innovative approach of Halcyon in developing co-living spaces in Hackney Wick. They explore the importance of…
- e66: is capitalism ruining creativity w/james song · 57 mintoday patrick and james explore the intersection of venture capital and fine art, discussing the challenges and rewards of navigating dual identities. discover james' art here…
- e65: Making sustainability fun again w/Tom Tobia · 1 h 11 minThis week Patrick sits down with Tom Tobia discuss how make sustainability fun. Tom Tobia is the Founder of Makerversity & A New Field. They explore the challenges and…
- e64: Saving the old buildings fostering new ideas w/Harry Owen-Jones · 59 minThis week's conversation, Patrick and Harry Owen-Jones discuss the innovative work of 3Space and the International House project in Brixton, focusing on the challenges and…
- e63: Empowering Young Voices in Urban Design w/Office S&M · 54 minOn this week's episode I'm joined by Office S&M & we explore their innovative approaches to child-centric design in architecture, focusing on the importance of engaging young…
- e62: Golf Fashion: Tradition Meets Modernity w/Club72 · 60 minOn this week's episode, Patrick is joined by James and Ben from Club72 to discuss their early experiences with golf, the evolution of golf apparel, and the importance of…
- e61: Navigating the Just Transition: A Year in Review w/Jacob Heitland · 1 h 0 minSummary In this conversation, Jacob Heitland reflects on the progress and challenges of the Just Transition Plan over the past year. He discusses the need for a holistic…
