Justin Roczniak

In this conversation, Justin Roczniak, a co-host from the Well There's Your Problem podcast, advocates for the timeless charm of rowhouses, a housing style prevalent in cities like Philadelphia. He explores their historic significance, unique community dynamics, and the practicality they offer compared to single-family homes. The discussion also highlights the potential for 'gentle density' in urban planning and argues for the legalization of rowhouses in North America to tackle the housing crisis and enhance urban living.

Justin Roczniak, host of "Well There's Your Problem," joins to dissect Elon Musk's never-ending promises about Tesla's self-driving cars, blending skepticism with humor. They explore Saudi mega-projects and imagine a world shaped by other Gerard Butler movies instead. The conversation touches on absurdities in politics and finance, from outdated tech to the floundering 'roboven' transport vehicle. With playful banter about incels, Ryan Gosling, and automation's absurdities, the dialogue weaves pop culture with critical social commentary.

Justin Roczniak, podcaster Roz who analyzes engineering failures. Gareth Dennis, rail commentator and author on transport policy. They trace engineering’s roots in military logistics and how designers shape cities, displacement, and surveillance. They debate tech ’engineers’, ethics, AI risks, and where talent could rebuild water, transit, and public infrastructure.