EP 08 - Phil Heywood

EP 08 Your host // Nat Hodges Our guest // Phil Heywood  About Phil Phil Heywood has been associated with planning in Queensland for more than thirty years, both as head of QUT's Department of Planning & Landscape Architecture, and subsequently as a community planner, advocate and activist.   A Life Fellow and previous President of the Queensland PIA, he is author of Community Planning: integrating social and physical environments (2011); The Emerging Social Metropolis (1997); and Planning & Human Need (1974) as well as numerous articles on social planning, community governance, public participation and planning for truly independent societies.   He remains a Visiting Associate with QUT, supervising research projects and teaching planning processes and practice.   This Episode Life as a young radical at Oxford University Oxford during a time of great protest and political movement  Spending time with Stephen Hawking Organising the campaign for nuclear disarmament National service during the Independence in West Africa How to change the system Dissolving personal boundaries The importance of reflection Why we should all interact with the world   Resources Mentioned In This Episode:  Community Planning: Integrating social and physical environments by Phil Heywood The Emerging Social Metropolis: Successful Planning Initiatives in Five New World Metropolitan Regions by Phil Heywood Planning & Human Need by Phil Heywood     If you're ready to play a bigger game, start here  |  www.nxtlvl.com.au/zero