Mind the (Commuting) Gap and the City (With Puri Kencana Putri)

About Human Nature, Bees, and The City (With Annika Engelhardt and Lorraine Haist)

Bees has been with us for a long time. And we are consuming their literal fruit of their labor not only in the form of honey, but also their help pollinating plants and flowers. Now some of the bees varieties have shrunk in population, due to the growth of our consumption and --of course, the city. Come join Annika Engelhardt (annikaen.de [http://annikaen.de/]) and Lorraine Haist, with your host Prima and Hagar as we Talk about Human nature, Bees, and the city.

Storks' Odyssey and the City

Animals has long been domesticated and living alongside with human within the city. However as the city grows and the natural landscape diminished, wilds animal permeated the city boundaries. And as we discussed further, animals that are not bound within the geographical or administrative confines--like the city, are more common than what we would like to think. Come join Prima and Hagar as we discussed the effect of migrating animal and the city.

Mind the (Commuting) Gap and the City (With Puri Kencana Putri)

Tokyo in 1994 was already a city with one of the lowest crime rates. With only 60 crimes per 100.000 population, it has earned a reputation of one of the safest cities. Unfortunately, not everyone is not experiencing the same sense of safety, at least 70% of women commuting has experience harassment. Join Prima and Hagar as they examine problems faced by female commuter in the city, with our guest human rights issue researcher Puri Kencana Putri.

Sexism and The City (With Lezlie Lowe)

The city can be discriminating, from its policy to its infrastructure, or public space to private toilet space. It can sometimes designed without considering women and the most vulnerable member of society. Join us as we talk how the city can be a safe space for everyone with our guest: the author of 'No Place to Go', Lezlie Lowe.

Conspiracy Theory and the City

In this episode Prima and Hagar talk about how the dissipation of misinformation through digital media affect the urban tissue with guest speaker Arief Azis, Country Director for Change.org.