Great interview and incredibly insightful. Dimitrius has a wonderful manner, asking thought-provoking questions. There should be more podcasts that explore our built environment.

Dimitrius has a great voice! The content is excellent and the conversations are thought provoking. Highly recommend for those in the AEC industry.

Love the show, the express episodes are amazing its awesome to see how they switch the style and cover a range of topics. Well done and high quality podcast, excited for what they have in store for the future!

The Double Check episode was awesome! Great to hear from different perspectives, one from the design and one from the completion. Thank You!!

Learn something new every time!

It doesn’t matter if you’re barely waking up, going to the gym, driving to work or just trying to gain some knowledge. This podcast is for everyone! Take the time to listen and you’ll definitely learn something. Great job👏🏽

Cast does a great job of covering a wide range of topics and branching out of the field.

You can really tell they put their heart and soul into this

This podcast rubbed me the wrong way for so many reasons. For one, the podcast on millennials goes into everyone’s personal opinion of millennials. As you all mentioned, we’re just as complex and dynamic humans as any other generation. However, the assumption that everyone wants a big house, with a yard and a family seems grossly linked to older generations’ way of status building. We’re not traveling the world so our instagrams or so we seem cooler but maybe because as soon as we leave the USA, we find a better, easier life to experience in countries with high speed rail, affordable housing, and culture. On that note, the transportation podcast was just milking at Elon Musks’ idea of underground tunnel linking. What about the 1/3 Americans don’t or can’t operate a vehicle? Uber and scooters are never going to be a long-term solution to this problem either. Clearly, better condensed urban design, the accommodation of public transportation as a priority (yes that means light rail too), and people-oriented city planning is going to solve Los Angeles’ traffic problems. This podcast is not only centered around US practices of building and sprawl, it mainly takes from Southern California. Why not look out to the cities that are doing a much better job than California? Or better than the US? Without even mentioning the more obvious European cities, I’d be happy to suggest Santiago, Medellin, or Buenos Aires, which have all seemed to figure out how to build a network of prioritized metro and bus systems that move millions of people a day without the input of a rich, ego-centric child’s unsustainable suggestions. Maybe you guys should travel more! :)

Take a moment to expand your interests. Spaces Podcast opened me up to a whole new discipline. Interesting, funny and insightful, Thanks Spaces!

I'd normally listen to music when i'm driving, but was referred to this podcast from a friend, and I gotta say, there's some really good information / talking points. Honestly, it's an easy podcast to listen to while driving to/from work and it's very insightful. I actually dont mind sitting in traffic as much as I used to. Hopefully others enjoyed it as much I do. All the best to Dimitrius and the crew, keep it up!

Knowledgeable yet funny- these guys. They capture a balance between intellectual education and humor. Great listen.

Interesting how they tie together interesting topics that make me think twice. Great guests you can really feel the passion of the hosts.

Great show! With one of the best opening lines of any Architecture based podcast “Hellllllllllllllllloooooooooooo”.

Really great listen on design and architecture! Loved all the insight! Two thumbs up!