Tommy Honey

Outdoorsman Kennedy Warne, urbanist Tommy Honey and comedians Pinky Agnew and Te Radar look back on the year that was. Audio

Outdoorsman Kennedy Warne, urbanist Tommy Honey and comedians Pinky Agnew and Te Radar look back on 2013 - the year that was. Audio

Life loggers and Google Glass. Audio

Modern electronic funds transactional services at the point of purchase with the use of convergant technologies and the bonus of automatic loyalty recognition. Audio

Transportation in the 21st century: The modelling/reality gap. Audio

This week, Tommy Homey discusses children, tracking technology, teenagers and the internet. Audio

What is 'peak sprawl' and how does it help determine a city's walkability? Audio

Walk score, walkability and walkonomics. Audio

Vehicle sharing from Paris to Santa Monica to NYC. Audio

The future of public transport could be private (or how apps could change carpooling). Audio

Tommy Honey discusses hyping the Hyperloop Audio

Is improving bus services the answer to city transport problems? Audio

Tommy looks at the threat to traditional bricks and mortar university with the rise and rise of MOOCs – Massive Open Online Courses. The idea started in Silicon Valley with two start ups offering free… Audio

Seven New Zealand projects shortlisted at 2013 World Architecture Festival. Audio

China's Unitary Plan. Audio

Consultation and change: no new hotel in Dunedin and Auckland's Unitary Plan. Audio

Going underground, basement extensions and the rise of the Iceberg Home. Audio

Living with less - is minimalism really sustainable? Audio

Tommy looks to the future - are Smart Watches the next big gadget thing? Audio

The consultation process for the Christchurch Cathedral design. Audio