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The Courtney Theriault ShowDeadly week for pedestrians in EdmontonStephen Raitz, Paths for people2024-06-1109 min
Amirali Bigleri Podcast#9 - Stephen Raitz: Law School, Sustainable Urban Planning, UofA Tuition HikesJoin us on the Amirali Bigleri Podcast for a fascinating conversation with Stephen Raitz, who uniquely blends his expertise in law and sustainable urban planning to address today's pressing urban and educational challenges. In this episode, Stephen shares his personal journey and reveals how his dual interests enrich his approach to creating vibrant, sustainable urban environments.We delve into location-specific challenges in urban planning, exploring how intimate knowledge of a locale can lead to more effective and contextually appropriate strategies. Stephen discusses the delicate balance between urban expansion and the preservation of a city's soul, emphasizing innovative...2024-04-171h 04
Speaking MunicipallyWalking you through the downtown pedestrianization planThe downtown pedestrianization report finally went through committee, so we talk with Jason Syvixay and Stephen Raitz, two of the shepherds that guided it through.Here are the relevant links for this episode:GuestsJason SyvixayUDI-Edmonton MetroStephen RaitzPaths for PeoplePedestrianizationUDI's LinkedIn postStephen's interview on 630 CHEDPaths for People: Downtown pedestrianizationAction Plan (PDF)New nine-step plan aims to improve pedestrian experience in downtown EdmontonEpisode 62OtherEdmonton proposes bylaw changes banning panhandling, megaphones and moreEdmonton takes another step to rename central neighbourhood Wîhkwêntôwin, remove Oliver monikerRap...2024-02-0954 min
Real Talk Ryan JespersenWhy Your City Needs More Bike LanesYou wouldn't think bike lanes would be so divisive. Urban planners and cycling advocates make compelling arguments why every community should prioritize pedal-powered transportation. But still, we see outcry every time a Canadian city (like Edmonton or Calgary) invests in that type of infrastructure. What's missing from public debate? Is it possible to get everybody on the same page?
2:30 | No matter how you feel about bikes, bike lanes, public transit, or city planning, we guarantee you'll learn something from our Real Talk Round Table: Dutch Cycling Embassy's Chris Bruntlett, MADE's Danielle Soneff, and Paths for People's Stephen R...2023-10-201h 10
In Development PodcastIn Development Episode 31 - Creating Solutions for Active Transportation with Stephen RaitzIn this episode, Ryan and Olivia chat with Stephen Raitz, Chair of Paths For People and Law Student at the University of Alberta. Stephen outlines the group's current advocacy work, including: active transportation for all, sustainability and equity when it comes to the public realm, and public funding for community infrastructure. Stephen also dives into how P4P is involved at the municipal level through The Bike Plan, Vision Zero Street Labs, District Plan, and Zoning Bylaw Renewal.Listen to the full conversation to hear about Stephen’s passion for the intersection of law an...2023-03-2358 min
Chelsea on CHEDWhat 102 Ave can teach us about city buildingGuests: Jason Syvixay, Urban Development Institute – Edmonton Metro’s director of Metro Strategy and Advocacy & Stephen Raitz, law student at the University of Alberta and a registered professional planner.2023-03-0717 minReal Talk Ryan JespersenDecember 17, 2021 - Chris Hadfield; Photo Radar Real Talk Round Table8:55 | Astronaut Chris Hadfield shares about his journey into writing books since retiring from space travel, including his new Cold War thriller, The Apollo Murders.
37:21 | #RealTalkRoundTable: Photo Radar, Urban Design & Road Safety
We get evidence-based perspectives on how effective speed enforcement is, from City Planner and urbanist, Brent Toderian, City of Edmonton’s Director of Safe Mobility's Jessica Lamare, and active transportation advocate Stephen Raitz with Paths for People.
1:32:15 | #TrashTalk | Ryan lets 'er rip on Real Talkers' emails about bad drivers, anti-vaxxers, and more.
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2021-12-171h 38
The cusp.Season One Finale: Staying with Your Parents, Suburbs, and Skyscrapers Featuring Stephen Raitz and Jason Ribeiro.On this week's episode, the boys discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic will shape living trends among young millennials & old Gen Z's in the cusp generation. To shed further light on these issues, they invited two special guests to the pod: Stephen Raitz and Jason Ribeiro.
Stephen Raitz completed his Bachelor of Arts in Urban Planning at the University of Alberta in 2019. He is currently working as a Municipal Planning Intern with the City of Beaumont. Before this, Stephen worked as a Student Urban Planner with the City of Edmonton and a Junior Planner with Municipal...2020-12-081h 21
Let's Find Out41 – How We Make NatureThe way we think about a thing can totally change the way we behave. We talk about nature as if it’s something outside of us. Separate from us. In this live episode wrapping up our season on humans and nature, we present three short talks to help you shake up your ideas about what’s natural and what’s not.
Luke Wonneck, Emily Riddle, and Stephen Raitz share three different lenses on how we build nature where we live: both the idea of nature, and the physical manifestation of those ideas. And then we let the audien...2019-12-111h 02
Podcast COLNETWORKArtemio Rivera - A mí me PasóIMPACTANTE E INSPIRADORA HISTORIA.
ARTEMIO NOS CUENTA SUS EXPERIENCIAS DE VIDA, ANTES Y DESPUÉS DE HABER INICIADO LA OPORTUNIDAD DE NEGOCIOS AMWAY. AL ESCUCHAR CADA PALABRA DE ESTE ADMIRABLE HOMBRE, PODEMOS PERCIBIR QUE REALMENTE LAS POSIBILIDADES DE DESARROLLARSE EN EL NEGOCIO, SON ILIMITADAS Y QUE NO HAY EXCUSAS PARA LOGRAR LO QUE DESEEMOS DE CORAZÓN. TAMBIÉN NOS DEJA CLARO QUE ESTO ES MUCHO MÁS QUE UN NEGOCIO, ES UN PROYECTO DE VIDA, DONDE UNO CAMBIA PARA MEJORAR, TRANSFORMANDO SU VIDA Y AYUDANDO A OTROS EN EL CAMINO.
ARTEMIO, PRÁCTICAMENTE SALIÓ DE LA NADA E INGRESÓ A LA LI...2012-10-2750 min