The pandemic has changed the way we think about living, working and travelling. This week, I speak with mobility expert and co-author of recently published book, "Curbing Traffic: the human case for fewer cars in our lives", Melissa Bruntlett. We talk about how more bicycles are just part of the solution to quieter, greener, more inclusive cities and what Dutch urban planning can teach us about how to do this. 

Stork Talks Lite is a new power-packed 10 minute show that provides our listeners with news, views and the best of the city's cultural and hospitality events. This week, we ask how cycling in the city can be made safer for children and those who are not accustomed to the Dutch cycling culture. We also hear more about the long awaited-opening of the Amare theatre and what you can look forward to on Prinsjesdag including the Prince's hat fair and more!    

What does the recent environmental ruling against the Royal Dutch Shell company mean for big business everywhere and will a global minimum tax really stop tax evasion by multinationals? Stork Talks discusses these and other key questions relating to the changing landscape of corporate responsibility with Joseph Wilder Ramsing, Senior Researcher at the Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO). 

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