The Two Bays, A Business & A Kitchen Table Podcast explores stories of hope, grit and determination, inspiring the Planet’s next generation of ecological leaders.
The podcast is co-hosted by workmates Matt Sykes (the Aussie founder of Regeneration Projects) and Claire Wild (a Kiwi consultant with a shared passion for positive change).
Named after Melbourne’s two iconic Bays – Port Phillip and Western Port (known to Kulin First Peoples as Nairm and Warn Marin or Marin Biik) – the podcast is a ‘shout out’ to the ecosystems upon which all businesses around the Planet depend. We’re just starting in our own backyard!
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The Two Bays, A Business & A Kitchen Table Podcast explores stories of hope, grit and determination, inspiring the Planet’s next generation of ecological leaders.
The podcast is co-hosted by workmates Matt Sykes (the Aussie founder of Regeneration Projects) and Claire Wild (a Kiwi consultant with a shared passion for positive change).
Named after Melbourne’s two iconic Bays – Port Phillip and Western Port (known to Kulin First Peoples as Nairm and Warn Marin or Marin Biik) – the podcast is a ‘shout out’ to the ecosystems upon which all businesses around the Planet depend. We’re just starting in our own backyard!
Why have one swimming spot in the lower Yarra, when you could have a whole corridor of swimming experiences?! That’s the vision for a Birrarung / Yarra River Swimming Trail between Deep Rock, Dights Falls and the Bay.
In this episode, you’re going to meet three talent professionals who know how to transform urban design visions into clear, deliverable masterplans.
Skye Haldane is the Principal of Strategic Design at the City of Melbourne and Project Lead for the Greenline Project
Thomas Flugge is a Senior Landscape Architect at McGregor Coxall
Dr Chris Speed is a Professor of Design for Regenerative Futures at RMIT University
Together, our guests represent some of the freshest and brightest minds shaping Melbourne’s built environment. No challenge is too great! Don’t miss out on this deep dive into the power of design in making swimmable cities a reality.
Note: Two Bays Podcast series #2 is brought to you by Regeneration Projects, the Yarra Riverkeeper Association and RMIT University.
Two Bays Podcast
The Two Bays, A Business & A Kitchen Table Podcast explores stories of hope, grit and determination, inspiring the Planet’s next generation of ecological leaders.
The podcast is co-hosted by workmates Matt Sykes (the Aussie founder of Regeneration Projects) and Claire Wild (a Kiwi consultant with a shared passion for positive change).
Named after Melbourne’s two iconic Bays – Port Phillip and Western Port (known to Kulin First Peoples as Nairm and Warn Marin or Marin Biik) – the podcast is a ‘shout out’ to the ecosystems upon which all businesses around the Planet depend. We’re just starting in our own backyard!
