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The Charter Cities Podcast explores how charter cities can help solve some of the largest challenges of the 21st century, from urbanization to global poverty to migration. Each episode Mark Lutter interviews experts in international development, new cities, finance, entrepreneurship, and governance, to develop a better understanding of the various aspects of charter cities If you want to learn more visit the Charter Cities Institute at https://www.chartercitiesinstitute.org/
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The Charter Cities Podcast explores how charter cities can help solve some of the largest challenges of the 21st century, from urbanization to global poverty to migration. Each episode Mark Lutter interviews experts in international development, new cities, finance, entrepreneurship, and governance, to develop a better understanding of the various aspects of charter cities If you want to learn more visit the Charter Cities Institute at https://www.chartercitiesinstitute.org/
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In this episode of the Freedom Cities Podcast, we speak with David Ernst, founder of Secure Internet Voting, about the urgent need for innovation in democratic systems. David argues that while voting is foundational to democracy, its design is outdated, especially in an era of digital communication and governance. We explore what it would take to make online voting secure, transparent, and legitimate, and why he believes charter cities can be critical testing grounds for political innovation. From trust-building in new cities to redefining digital citizenship, this conversation is a thought-provoking deep dive into the future of governance.…
1 Three Wyoming State Senators on Freedom Cities, Federal Land, and Innovation 43:01
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요This episode features a conversation with Wyoming State Senators Dan Dockstader, Brian Boner, and Chris Rothfuss, hosted by Carl Peterson of the Charter Cities Institute. The discussion centers on the concept of Freedom Cities, first introduced in national discourse by former President Donald Trump, and how Wyoming—home to abundant federal land and cutting-edge energy projects—might serve as a testing ground. The senators provide a deep dive into the economic profiles of their districts, ranging from tourism and agriculture to energy production and higher education. A recurring theme is the challenge and opportunity posed by federal regulations, particularly around nuclear energy, and how local innovation can be empowered by streamlining policy frameworks. The episode provides a timely, insightful look at how state-level leadership can drive national conversations around economic dynamism and regulatory reform.…
1 Michael Muthukrishna on Cultural Evolution and the Human Advantage 1:59:30
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요In this episode of the Charter Cities Podcast, Mark speaks with Michael Muthukrishna, Associate Professor of Economic Psychology at LSE, about how cultural evolution explains the rise of human civilization. They explore why Homo sapiens prevailed over Neanderthals, the role of self-domestication and social learning in societal development, and how religion and cooperation have shaped social complexity. The conversation covers major historical shifts—from agriculture to the Industrial Revolution—and examines how modern challenges like declining fertility, institutional stagnation, and academic conformity can be better understood through the lens of cultural evolution.…
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요In this episode of the Freedom Cities Podcast , host Carl Peterson speaks with three Wyoming State Senators—Brian Boner (District 2), Chris Rothfuss (District 9), and Dan Dockstader (District 16)—about the bold future of economic development in Wyoming through the lens of Freedom Cities. The conversation explores Wyoming’s unique challenges and opportunities, including how the checkerboard pattern of federal land ownership complicates development and how land swaps could help unlock much-needed access and growth.…
In this episode of the Freedom Cities Podcast, Mark Lutter is joined by Patri Friedman, a pioneer in the new cities movement. As the founder of the Seasteading Institute and Managing Partner at Pronomos Capital, Patri has spent the last two decades pushing for new approaches to governance through the creation of innovative urban developments. They explore why Africa represents the most promising frontier for urban innovation, how autonomy and special economic zones can drive development, and what it takes to make new cities work in practice. The episode also addresses key challenges, including financing, talent, and how to build trust in unproven governance models. For listeners interested in the intersection of economics, cities, and systems change, this episode offers a unique perspective from someone who has been at the forefront of the movement to rethink how and where we live.…
Isaiah Taylor, CEO and Founder of Valar Atomics, joins the Freedom Cities Podcast to discuss their game-changing advancements in nuclear energy. Learn about their $19 million seed round, their first reactor project in the Philippines, and how scalable nuclear power could transform American industry by driving down energy costs. Isaiah also dives into the regulatory hurdles facing nuclear innovation in the U.S. and the exciting possibilities for reindustrialization and advanced manufacturing. Don’t miss this electrifying conversation about the future of energy and freedom!…
In this episode of the Freedom Cities Podcast, Edward Pinto discusses his work at the American Enterprise Institute Housing Center, focusing on the housing supply crisis and potential solutions. He emphasizes the importance of utilizing federal land for housing development, particularly through the Bureau of Land Management. Mark and Edward explore Freedom Cities as a solution to the housing shortage, aiming to make homes more affordable for first-time buyers. Pinto advocates for legalizing starter homes to stimulate economic growth and improve housing availability across the country.…
Welcome to the Freedom Cities Podcast, a short-form series by the Charter Cities Institute & the Frontier Foundation. In each episode, we sit down with innovators, entrepreneurs & thought leaders to explore how Freedom Cities can drive innovation and economic growth. In our first episode of the Freedom Cities podcast, Joshua Abbotoy discusses his innovative approach to building rural communities in Appalachia, focusing on economic decentralization and the integration of modern amenities. He shares his vision for the future of these areas, the journey that led him to this work, and the potential for new cities that cater to the evolving needs of residents. Joshua emphasizes the unique opportunities presented by Appalachia's natural beauty and historical context, and how these can be leveraged for sustainable growth and community building.…
In this episode, Nick Allen from the Frontier Foundation delves into the concept of Freedom Cities, highlighting their potential to rejuvenate American urban landscapes and industries. He explores the historical context of city formation in the U.S., the necessity of supporting emerging industries, and the crucial role of coalition-building among stakeholders. The conversation addresses regulatory reform, housing affordability, and the importance of federal support in making Freedom Cities a reality, offering insightful perspectives on reshaping America's urban future. Join the conversation!…
1 Atossa Araxia Abrahamian on Freeports, Free Zones, and The Hidden Globe 1:07:40
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요In this conversation, Atossa discusses her book 'The Hidden Globe,' which explores the complexities of special economic zones and the unconventional legal systems that exist outside traditional nation-states. She reflects on her upbringing in Geneva, Switzerland, and how it shaped her understanding of sovereignty and international law. The discussion delves into the evolution of citizenship by investment, the implications of offshoring asylum seekers, and the rise of a digital nomad class that challenges traditional notions of belonging and social contracts. In this conversation, Atossa and Mark delve into the complexities of immigration, the dynamics of migrant labor in Saudi Arabia, the challenges of governance in conflict zones, and the future of charter cities. They explore the motivations behind migration, the implications of statelessness, and the evolving nature of sovereignty in regions experiencing instability. The discussion also touches on the potential and pitfalls of charter cities as a solution to governance issues in developing countries.…
1 Mark Lutter and Kurtis Lockhart on Building Institutions and the Future of African Education 1:05:31
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나중에 재생 나중에 재생 리스트 좋아요 좋아요In this conversation, Kurtis discusses his transition from CCI to establishing the Africa Urban Lab at the African School of Economics in Zanzibar. He highlights the urgent need for new universities in Africa to harness the continent's demographic potential and improve education quality. The conversation delves into the challenges of setting up a university, the focus on practical skills in the curriculum, and the strategic advantages of Zanzibar as a location. Kurtis also outlines the vision for the Africa Urban Lab and the broader goals for CCI in the coming years. In this conversation, Kurtis and Mark delve into the complexities surrounding charter cities, particularly in Honduras, discussing the political risks, the importance of local integration, and the lessons learned from historical transformations. They explore the role of institutions in economic growth and the challenges faced by societies with fragmented ideologies. The discussion culminates in a reflection on the strategies for economic development, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of institutional frameworks and local contexts.…
Imagine a world where cities are not just places to live, but dynamic hubs of innovation, specialization, and cooperation. What if the cities of today are shaping the political and economic landscapes of tomorrow in ways we are only beginning to understand? In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of urban development with Ian Goldin, a leading expert on global development and urbanization. Ian is a renowned Professor of Globalisation and Development at the University of Oxford, where he directs the Oxford Martin School and the Oxford Martin Programme on Technological and Economic Change. In our conversation, we discuss the historical evolution of cities, the ways cities drive innovation, and the transition from manufacturing-based economies to knowledge-based economies. Explore the continued rise of major cities, the challenges they will face, the impact of remote work on urban clustering and economic geography, and how cities shape the politics of a country. Discover strategies for creating more accessible and equitable cities, why transport, education, and housing are vital, how urban policies need to change, mitigating climate change impacts through successful urbanization, and more! Tune in to uncover the hidden mechanisms behind urban success and the future of our rapidly urbanizing world with Ian Goldin! Key Points From This Episode: Discover how cooperation, specialization, and innovation drive the evolution of cities. Unpack the role of diversity and connectivity in driving urban innovation. Learn about the key historical milestones in urban development. Impact of the Industrial Revolution on urban growth and specialization. Insights into the political implications of urban concentration. How cities can successfully transition from a manufacturing-based economy. Unpack the unique challenges faced by cities in developing countries. The future of industrialization and urbanization in a rapidly changing world. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Ian Goldin Ian Goldin on X Oxford University Age of the City The Death of Distance Charter Cities Institute Charter Cities Institute on Facebook Charter Cities Institute on X…
Liberalism in China has taken many twists and turns. And in today’s episode, we explore its fascinating history, from its early pre-Western roots, all the way to its current incarnation within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and beyond. Joining us to unpack this fascinating topic is Evan Osborne, Professor of Economics at Wright State University, and author of the highly informative new book Markets with Chinese Characteristics: Economic Liberalism in Modern China. We talk with Evan about Chinese economic thought, the country’s economic history, and the role that the West has played in China’s liberalism. Evan shares his insights on how Western economic liberalism was first introduced to China in the mid-nineteenth century, before expanding on subsequent waves of expansion and repression over the next century. We then discuss the rebirth of economic liberalism in China over the past five decades, what the future of economic and political liberalism might look like in China, and the potential long-term implications of this. To learn more about economic liberalism in modern China, and the complex history that has led to this point, be sure to tune in to this fascinating conversation! Key Points From This Episode: Introducing our guest, Evan Osborne, and his book, Markets with Chinese Characteristics . Unpacking the concept of economic liberalism. An overview of pre-Western, semi-liberal traditions in China. How China responded to Western ideas like those in The Wealth of Nations . The Chinese economy’s state of development with the arrival of Western powers. Freedoms that allowed Britain and other European countries to develop in key areas. The history of treaty ports and The Opium Wars. What subsequent political and economic transformations in China looked like. How these transformations spread into the interior of the country. Economic liberalization and how it helped facilitate a departure from imperial traditions. Unpacking the sharp turn against economic liberalism in China in the 20th century. How communist and Chinese theorists interpreted Adam Smith and other economic thinkers. What made the period of reform and openness in China possible after 1978. Why economic liberalization ended up being more successful in China than the Soviet Union. The Hokou (Household Registration) system in China; how relaxing it contributed to China’s rapid economic success. A closer look at the emergence of the entrepreneurial class and the business elite in China. The problem of corruption: how the Chinese government holds onto wealth and power. How Xi Jinping’s government has influenced liberalism in China. Evan’s predictions for the future of China’s politics and its economy. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Evan Osborne Evan Osborne on LinkedIn Markets with Chinese Characteristics: Economic Liberalism in Modern China Adam Smith The Wealth of Nations The Road to Serfdom The Opium Wars Chinese Civil War Deng Xiaoping Karl Marx Tiananmen Square incident The Culture Transplant: The Culture Transplant: How Migrants Make the Economies They Move To a Lot Like the Ones They Left China's Gilded Age Alibaba Jack Ma Ant Group Charter Cities Institute Charter Cities Institute on Facebook Charter Cities Institute on X…
Imagine Africa built their infrastructure using the same systems as the Western World. Embracing sustainability is a critical element of building a greener future for Africa and the world. Leander Moons is the Founding Owner of Studio OMT Architects, a mass timber architecture and urban design firm working in Africa and Europe. During this episode, he joins us to chat about building in Africa in collaboration with local communities. We discuss the rising industry of mass timber and its potential impact on the future of construction. We explore the opportunities and sustainability considerations for scaling timber construction in Africa, and the various projects in development by Leander's firm in Fumba Town Zanzibar; including Africa's tallest timber tower. Join us for an insightful conversation filled with hope for the impact of green choices in Africa on the world beyond its borders. Thank you for listening. Key Points From This Episode: Background on Leander Moons, Founding Owner of Studio OMT Architects. What mass timber is and where it is predominantly used. Considerations for combining modern materials with traditional methods. Barriers to developing a more robust local timber production industry. Sustainable practices in Tanzania and capitalizing on the lifecycle of a tree. Restoring forest life in the plantations and forests that have been lost due to monoculture. Research into the new products of engineered and mass timber. Tree engineering, breeding, and designing and associated challenges. How Leander came to work in this industry in Africa. Promoting sustainability and local investment through landmark projects. The cost curve of timber as a raw material. A projected timeline of adoption for timber on a larger scale. How financing creates a blockage. Projects in planning including the CheiChei housing project. The importance of building sustainably in Africa and interacting meaningfully with the local communities. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Leander Moons on LinkedIn Studio OMT Architects Charter Cities Institute Charter Cities Institute on Facebook Charter Cities Institute on X…
How do you take the positive aspects of Silicon Valley, and apply it to a radically different context like developing charter cities? Today, Jeffrey Mason, Head of Research at the Charter Cities Institute (CCI), is joined by Mark Lutter, Founder and Executive Director of CCI, and CEO of Braavos Cities, to discuss how the charter cities ecosystem has evolved over the past few years and what he’s learned about building successful coalitions. Mark tells us about the circumstances that motivated him to found CCI, and what it’s been like combining key features of Silicon Valley, (like entrepreneurial spirit, disruption, and innovation) with the challenging work of creating a coalition of different stakeholders — some of whom are likely to be relatively conservative. We discuss the broader ecosystem that CCI has been building, and how it can act as a force multiplier for other cities, before learning more about CCI’s most recent projects, including their endeavors in Zanzibar and how they are contributing to development there. Mark also expands on his new company, Braavos Cities, their long-term goals, and the work that they are doing in the Caribbean. We wrap up our conversation with an overview of exciting developments to pay attention to in the charter cities space, from Zanzibar to California, and how to gain momentum in politically challenging environments. Be sure to tune in for a deep dive into the evolution of charter cities and their broader ecosystem! Key Points From This Episode: Welcoming back Mark Lutter, executive chairman of the Charter Cities Institute (CCI). An overview of the factors and events that motivated Mark to found CCI. How CCI has adapted the positive aspects of Silicon Valley to the context of charter cities. Lessons from working with multiple stakeholders, including policymakers. Generating buy-in at the elite level of policymakers and other powerful constituencies. CCI’s goal to build a broader ecosystem that can act as a force multiplier for multiple cities. Key successes CCI has experienced over the past two years. Takeaways from their conference in Kigali during November 2023. Mark’s thoughts on recent news concerning celebrities and charter cities. An overview of the development project in Zanzibar and how CCI is contributing to it. What CCI is doing to increase the funnel of talent to Zanzibar. An outline of what they hope to achieve in Zanzibar over the next 25 years. Unpacking viable economic opportunities in Zanzibar and how they can diversify. Mark’s new company, Braavos Cities, and the work that they are doing in the Caribbean. How they get projects across the finish line in politically challenging environments. Advice on engaging with politicians, heads of government, and investors. Key insights on Braavos Cities, their goals, and what they are currently working on. What developments you should be paying attention to in the charter cities space. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Mark Lutter Mark Lutter Charter Cities Institute Mark Lutter on X Mark Lutter on Medium Braavos Cities Jeffrey Mason on LinkedIn Jeffrey Mason Charter Institute Seasteading Institute NeWay Capital Próspera Paul Romer Paul Romer's TED Talk Daniel Yu on LinkedIn Wasoko Africa's New Cities Summit Hosted by Charter Cities Institute Silicon Zanzibar Fumba Town Stone Town of Zanzibar Zuzalu Tatu City Small Farm Cities Jon Vandenheuvel on LinkedIn California Forever Praxis Charter Cities Institute Charter Cities Institute on Facebook Charter Cities Institute on X…
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Flash Forward is a show about possible (and not so possible) future scenarios. What would the warranty on a sex robot look like? How would diplomacy work if we couldn’t lie? Could there ever be a fecal transplant black market? (Complicated, it wouldn’t, and yes, respectively, in case you’re curious.) Hosted and produced by award winning science journalist Rose Eveleth, each episode combines audio drama and journalism to go deep on potential tomorrows, and uncovers what those futures might re ...
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Unseeable forces control human behavior and shape our ideas, beliefs, and assumptions. Invisibilia—Latin for invisible things—fuses narrative storytelling with science that will make you see your own life differently.
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Call them changemakers. Call them rule breakers. We call them Redefiners. And in this provocative podcast, we explore how daring leaders from across industries and around the globe are redefining their organizations—and themselves—to create extraordinary impact in today’s rapidly changing world. In each episode, Russell Reynolds Associates Leadership Advisor Hoda Tahoun and former CEO Clarke Murphy host engaging, purposeful conversations with leaders in and out of the business world who shar ...
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