City Road Podcast

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Hyper-commodified Housing: The next frontier in living?

November 02, 2026

Hyper-commodified housing is a strategy for capital to enter financial markets in the form of new types of renting – corporatised co-living, the rise of new digital intermediaries, student housing brands or even build-to-rent projects. We sit down with Dr Constance Uyttebrouck from Luxembourg‘s Institute of Socio-Economic Research on the recent work she and fellow author Antoine Paccoud have been doing to highlight new forms of short-term living, and the precarity that goes with them. Photo ...

Hot summer: Water trading, governance, and futures in Australia

October 08, 2026

Australia has one of the world's most advanced systems of water trading in the world. But how did we get here? Dr Madelaine Moore from UNSW's Environment and Society Group is an expert in water policy and governance and has published extensively on water trading markets and financial investors in the water sector. With Australia looking like it is about to experience its driest summer in a very long time, we caught up with Madelaine about her work surrounding water struggles as resistance to...

Live event: Could migration solve Australia's housing crisis?

September 16, 2026

This episode is hot off the mixing desk - and a hot topic at the moment in Australian politics. In this year’s particularly engaging housing debate from the recent Festival of Translocal Urbanism, a panel of experts energetically consider, challenge, and debate the proposition that migration could solve Australia’s contemporary housing crisis. Beginning with an introduction by Professor Nicole Gurran, Director, Henry Halloran Urban and Regional Research Initiative, the debate features: Ph...

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City Road Podcast is hosted by Bill Code and Jacqueline Tyrrell. Its publicly listed email is halloran.admin@sydney.edu.au. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

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The publicly listed email for City Road Podcast: halloran.admin@sydney.edu.au.

How many listeners does City Road Podcast have?

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Who is an ideal guest for City Road Podcast?

City Road Podcast typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Researchers, university professors, economists, think-tank representatives, policy professionals, authors, advocates, and senior leaders with direct expertise in urban planning, housing, transport, sustainability, or community organizing. Common among recent guests: Published academic research or books; Leadership of an advocacy, research, policy, or urban-sector organization; Relevant professional or policy expertise. Recent guests include Chris Leishman, Matt Grudnoff, and Maiy Azize.

How hard is it to get booked on City Road Podcast?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Urbanism, Urban Planning, Housing, Transportation, and Sustainability. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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