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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2026 · 37 MIN

A World That Chose Public Transport

from The Parallel Effect Podcast · host The Parallel Effect

In this episode, we’re going to hear about a world identical to ours—politically, climatically, and even biologically—except for one key difference: this is a parallel world that has decided to invest in long-term mobility solutions as a central response to tackling the challenges associated with Climate Change. So how did it become that way? What were the hurdles – if any – it faced in getting there? And what unexpected social and cultural transformations emerged as a result? Railway engineer and public transport policy activist, Gareth Dennis, guides us through this parallel world.  Episode Credits:Producer/Presenter/Editor: Daz ChandlerMany Worlds Traveller: Gareth DennisOriginal Music/Soundmix: Edwin MontgomeryGraphic Design: Ahmed SalamaThe artist and public transport worker, Ted McKinlay, has responded to this parallel world. To check out what he has to say and to explore further episode resources, be sure to visit and subscribe to TheParallelEffect.substack.com

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In this episode, we’re going to hear about a world identical to ours—politically, climatically, and even biologically—except for one key difference: this is a parallel world that has decided to invest in long-term mobility solutions as a central response to tackling the challenges associated with Climate Change. So how did it become that way? What were the hurdles – if any – it faced in getting there? And what unexpected social and cultural transformations emerged as a result? Railway ...

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