
Über diesen Podcast
We design the world around one version of life. Then life changes. The JHNA Insights is a podcast grounded in a human centric built environment, bringing people, place, property and progress into one conversation. Each episode draws on research, practice and lived experience to explore how we live, move, work and belong. If the system has ever felt like it was not designed with you in mind, you are not imagining it.
22 Folgen · science
The JHNA Insights
Über diesen Podcast
We design the world around one version of life. Then life changes. The JHNA Insights is a podcast grounded in a human centric built environment, bringing people, place, property and progress into one conversation. Each episode draws on research, practice and lived experience to explore how we live, move, work and belong. If the system has ever felt like it was not designed with you in mind, you are not imagining it.
Neue Folgen
- Episode 2.8 The Factory Was Supposed to Fix This. Why Hasn't It? with Dr Andrea Sharam and Peter Crossley22. Aug. · 48 Min.
- Episode 2.7 Why the Homes That Would Help You Are the Ones You Can’t Afford with Liza Neil and Véronique Lutchmaya15. Aug. · 1 Std. 14 Min.
- Episode 2.6 The Bill That Never Stops Comings with Jenny Danson2. Aug. · 44 Min.
- Episode 2.5 When Every System Fails You at Once with Joel Dignam26. Juli · 24 Min.
- Episode 2.4 Ageing in place or ageing stuck in place? with Nick Ryan and Amanda Bailey19. Juli · 44 Min.
- Episode 2.3 There Are More Ways to Live Than Own or Rent with Emily McMullan14. Juni · 44 Min.
- Episode 2.2 Your Home Is Doing More Work Than You Think with Simon Kuestenmacher and Terry Rawnsley23. Mai · 50 Min.
- Episode 2.1: A Home Should Last a Lifetime But Most Don’t with Dr Tanja Tyvimaa25. Apr. · 43 Min.
- Episode 1.13 Navigating the Rental Market During Housing Crisis with Alice Pennycott and Leo Paterson Ross15. Dez. 2025 · 59 Min.
- Episode 1.12 Reframing the role of inclusive housing in Australia’s traditional housing system with Nicole Makin-Doherty28. Okt. 2025 · 42 Min.