Here There Be Dragons

03/06/2021

The subway can tell you a lot about a city. Who gets off where and why? At the central station all those wires get crossed and people are there for all types of reasons to work, to shop, to hustle, to hand out, to protest, to get out as fast as possible.
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01/06/2021

Hello dear listeners, we're about to wrap the Stockholm season of the podcast. Before we close, we'd love to hear any comments or questions you have about the Stockholm episodes. We'll take time during the last episode of the season to respond. Comment below or send us a recording at htbdpodcast(at)gmail.com. Thank you!

20/05/2021

In a country known for both pragmatic protestantism and Absolut Vodka, you can imagine there is some anxiety around alcohol. Hear more about the party, the club, the bar, the night life of the city.
https://soundcloud.com/jess-m-815590066/stockholm-little-saturday/s-mm1eWCrF3pt

06/05/2021

What do kids and parents feel they need to be safe in the city? This episode we’ll be discussing how parents and kids navigate . What’s working for them and what really isn’t.
Full Episode: https://soundcloud.com/jess-m-815590066/stockholm-family
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29/04/2021

Let's turn it over to Iman, a fashion designer and life long Stockholmer. She talked to us about her life as a habibi woman in Sweden and the origins of fashion trends in Stockholm.
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22/04/2021

Knowing the rules and being able to navigate them can be a big part of feeling safe in a city. Whether newly arrived or born and bred, we’ll hear from Stockholmers trying to figure out the norms. Tune in to this week's episode 🎧
https://bit.ly/3grE4Nc
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20/04/2021

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12/04/2021

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08/04/2021

Get a taste of the mini episodes that Patreon subscribers receive every other week. In episode 2, we interviewed a Swedish-Chilean woman, Paulina. On the mini, we talk about what happened to Paulina and about the rise of neo-nazism in Sweden in the 1990s.
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31/03/2021

It’s easy to see why the 1930s housing blocks that ring inner are sought after, these city-built tenements combine suburban calm with a handy location. They date back to a push to create better living conditions for people on lower incomes.

Facing a housing crunch almost a century ago, Sweden’s capital built ‘Barnrikehus’ for low-income families. Today the rent-controlled apartments are some of the city’s more sought-after properties.

25/03/2021

We pick up from where we left off in episode 4, and discuss the experiences of working class immigrant communities living in Stockholm’s peripheries.
Tune into the full episode https://soundcloud.com/jess-m-815590066/stockholm-segregation-part-2/s-sghZcqv23rz
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18/03/2021

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16/03/2021

Our host and producer Jess Myers joined the latest episode of Buildings on Air to discuss the intersection of architecture and politics. Thank you for hosting us!

This episode of Buildings on Air we are joined by Jess Myers, an Assistant Professor at Rhode Island School of Design and co-steward of the NYC Architecture Lobby to talk about "Here There be Dragons,” a podcast that delves deep into how feelings of safety and belonging in cities are experience