Sarah Williams Goldhagen

Author, Architecture Critic

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Media

Talk at Conscious Cities Festival 2019

PBS Articulate Interview
Season 4 Episode 13 – The Pursuit of New Truths

EDR+ Podcast Interview
Psychoacoustics and Wellbeing

Talk Nation Radio
Radio interview with David Swanson

Education Week
Schools Should Be Cathedrals of Learning

Blueprint for Living
Jonathan Green Interview with Sarah Williams Goldhagen

WBUR: Here & Now
Those ‘Luxury’ Condos Look A Little Drab

Talks at Google

EdgeEffects
The (Built) Environmental Revolution: A Conversation with Sarah Williams Goldhagen

WGBH NEWS
How Design Affects Our Lives
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Think Again – a Big Think Podcast
# 96 with Sarah W. Goldhagen, Souls & Spaces In this episode: why we tolerate design that’s bad for us, startling parallels between a passage from a Chekhov short story and Sarah’s book, the many ways concrete can be beautiful, and why schools shouldn’t look like prisons (maybe prisons shouldn’t, either?). (Listen)

WritersVoice
Florence Williams, THE NATURE FIX & Sarah Williams Goldhagen, WELCOME TO YOUR WORLD Why is being in nature so good for us? And how can we design our built environment to better serve our needs? We talk with science journalist Florence Williams about her book The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative. Then we talk with Sarah Williams Goldhagen about her book, Welcome To Your World: How The Built Environment Shapes Our Lives. (Listen)

ChimeraObscura
Episode 213 – Sarah Williams Goldhagen Why are our buildings crushing our quality of life? Sarah Williams Goldhagen joins the show to talk about her new book, Welcome to Your World (Harper), and how we can live in a better built environment. (Listen)

The Urbanist
The built environment and Toronto’s missing middle: This week we talk to Sarah Williams Goldhagen on the way our built environment shapes us, hear about Toronto’s missing middle and New York’s latest addition: a floating food forest. (Listen)

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