“Office Talk is a fortnightly podcast hosted by Dave Sharp from Office D.SHARP, and a great excuse for him to have conversations with architects about their businesses, work and lives.”
37 podcasts to date, mostly interviews with prominent New Zealand architects.
Through The Infinite City, we tell stories of people and place, design and belonging, survival and celebration in Belfast & beyond.
2013: A lovely little architectural radio show made at KALW in San Francisco. Shows are about 15 minutes long and concentrate on one unpredictable issue. The episodes are rather well researched and produced, which might have something to do with their support from Kickstarter and AIA San Francisco.
For decades there has been a design-related radio show on ABC Radio National every Saturday at 9am. In recent years it’s broadened far beyond the built environment into a cheery Saturday morning magazine, with a growing emphasis on food and gardens. It’s not quite the must-listen show that it once was, and now has been relegated to the 1pm slot, when everyone is out at Bunnings. There are still some great interviews hosted by current host Jonathan Green.
“The Plan is a new design talk show on Radio Adelaide 101.5fm. The show will discuss all things architecture, environment and affect and open a dialogue on integrated design issues and practices in and around Adelaide. Weekly features will profile local designers, practices and thinkers from all corners of the built environment.”
Architecture on the radio in the U.S.
From KCRW Radio in Los Angeles. “Frances Anderton talks to design world leaders about the latest in products, fashion, graphics, architecture and more, in Los Angeles and beyond.”
Good Morning Architecture, An Italian-based architecture radio show. “Different voices and different languages link ideas from around the world.” Not a lot I can find that is in English, except for frequent english news summaries of Il Giornale dell’Architettura .
Stuart Harrison, Simon Knott, and Christine Phillips brought Melbourne a weekly dose of architecture on the radio from 2004 to 2014, with a few more recent episodes.