
The episode discusses Malaysia's 1.9 million unsold houses crisis and the implications of current urban planning and transport spending.
In this episode, Peter sits down with Cha-ly, an urbanist, data scientist, and the CEO of Urbanometry , along with Sterling, the head of Urbii. Together, they pull back the curtain on Malaysia's massive 1.9 million vacant houses crisis , why our current transport spending is completely backward compared to the rest of the world , and the brutal reality of what happens when emotional biases completely blind us to hard urban and financial data. You've been told your whole life that buying a car is the ultimate milestone of adult success and freedom. But what if that very car and the heavy fuel subsidies keeping it running is actually a psychological trap draining up to 30% of your disposable income , leaving you stuck in a city built entirely for automobiles instead of people? Chapter Markers 00:00:00 - Teaser 00:00:33 - What is an Urbanist? 00:01:31 - Malaysia vs. Singapore: What’s Flawed With Our Urban Planning? 00:05:34 - The Last Mile Paradox: Why the Only Sustainable Transport is Your Legs 00:07:41 - Fuel Subsidies & The Psychological Trap of the Middle Class 00:11:00 - Bribing Employees to Give Up Cars: The True Cost of Car Ownership 00:13:19 - The 20% Public Transport…
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