Here you can find the podcast episodes, including several dedicated themed series.

As the podcast is bilingual (Polish-English) the two equal halves are respectively in English and Polish.

Blue & beige colors indicate content in English, whereas green color — Polish.

Special series

In English:

Nocturnal Cities

Seria o rewitalizacji razem z Ministerstwem Funduszy i Polityki Regionalnej

Three black-and-white portrait photos featuring individuals in business attire for an Urbcast segment. On the left, two women sit at a table under the "Apteka Designu" sign. The middle image features a man in a suit smiling, and on the right, another man in a suit with arms crossed. Partner credit "MFIPR" is visible in each photo.

Real estate and urban development trends series with Urban Land Institute Denmark

Four black and white portraits of individuals on a podcast. Top left features a woman with dark hair numbered 209. Top right shows two women with blonde hair numbered 211. Bottom left is a man with dark hair and a beard numbered 213. Bottom right shows a man with short hair and a beard numbered 215. Each has a name and "URBCAST" label.

Landscape Architecture Series with leading Danish and Dutch landscape architects

Collage of people posing in various settings; indoors, outdoors, and in front of displays.

In Polish (po polsku):

Seria o adaptacji miast do zmian klimatu razem z Ministerstwem Klimatu i Środowiska

Collage of four black and white photos showing different people associated with URBCAST, including individuals holding microphones, posing with arms crossed, and wearing glasses.

All episodes

Marcin Wojciech Żebrowski 3/19/25 Marcin Wojciech Żebrowski 3/19/25

218: Czy możliwa jest architektura bez architektów?

Marcin Wojciech Żebrowski 3/13/25 Marcin Wojciech Żebrowski 3/13/25

217: How do branding & wayfinding shape urban spaces?

Welcome to another episode of Urbcast in which we will talk about place branding and urban storytelling with a special focus on some Danish urban districts like Carlsberg Byen and Tingbjerg. I’m joined by Michaela Pihl Olsen - Partner, Business Development & Places Director at Urgent.Agency—a Copenhagen based strategic design agency specializing in branding, placemaking, and wayfinding to create meaningful experiences in urban spaces.