Tommy Honey

Economies and scale: Shanghai and Las Vegas. Audio

Tommy Honey discusses crowdsourcing, psychology and weird students. Audio

Internet start-ups that could become the next Big Thing. Audio

The cash-cow of academic publishing and how it is being challenged by the internet. Audio

A movement called the "quantified self".... Audio

Perphaps the future is brighter than we think. Audio

Connectivity, Twitter, airlines, Yelp, counter-serendipity and filter bubble. Audio

Housing innovation - new models of design and ownership. Audio

Tommy Honey talks about cities as gardens. Audio

Nine to Noon's contributors Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey, Radar and Courtney Johnston take you off the beaten track in a look back at the year that was. Audio

Nine to Noon's contributors Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey, Radar and Courtney Johnston take you off the beaten track in a look back at the year that was. Audio

Nine to Noon's contributors Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey, Radar and Courtney Johnston take you off the beaten track in a look back at the year that was. Audio

The 'maker' movement that could change how science is taught and boost innovation. Audio

The proposal to have an outpost of Te Papa on the waterfront in Auckland. Audio

Urbanist Tommy Honey casts his urbanist eye over Wynyard Quarter in Auckland. Audio

Trolleyology, Utilitarianism and a farewell. Audio

New thinking around a challenge that's stalling the acceptance of electric cars; charging them. Audio

The Victoria University team has come third at the Solar Decathlon in Washington DC with their First Light House. Audio

The 'industrial' in Industrial Design. Audio

Where have all the big ideas gone? Audio