Urbanism By Chance

Urbanism by Chance is an urbanism podcast that brings the stories of everyday people to life. Through engaging conversations with city residents, urbanist, and really anyone passionate about their community, we explore how urbanism and development shape daily experiences. From unexpected insights to personal journeys, this podcast uncovers the human side of urbanism, showing how individuals influence and are influenced by the cities they call home. Whether you’re a urbanist or not, this podcast offers valuable stories and perspective.

Jack Ketcham at Tempe Town Lake on a white Lectric bike wearing an orange vest

EP #8 – Jack “Gotta” Ketcham All Bike Lanes

Introduce yourself! Hi, I’m Jack Ketchum. I’m originally from north Phoenix, Scottsdale area, but I’ve been living in Tempe for the past ten years. I moved here to attend ASU and fell in love with the area. Tempe’s bikeable infrastructure and its more urban feel really stood out compared to the suburban environment I grew […]

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Look See Draw artiest Aileen Martinez in front of her booth with a banner that has Look See Draw on it. There is also her son kermit in the picture.

EP #4 – Drawing Your Community With Aileen Martinez From Look See Draw

Introduce Yourself! Can you tell us a bit about your background and how you became interested in capturing places and illustrations through Look See Draw? I am born and raised in Phoenix. My parents immigrated to Phoenix in the early 90’s and always tell me stories of how the city has changed. My dad has

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Cristina Port cover photo with bike valet

EP #1 – Finding Community: Cristina Port’s Journey Through Urbanism

Introduction Hello! My name is Cristina (better known as Cree) and I like doing a lot of things all the time sometimes at the same time. Basic Info Where are you from? Rochester, MN (NOT NEW YORK) and Chicago, IL How has your background influenced your views on urbanism? Growing up semi “rural” I often

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