The reasons for disproportionately high levels of suicide among construction workers and what can be done to help them were the topics of discussion on this episode of the Place North podcast.

From crafting that initial vision to tackling viability, the latest Place North podcast recruited Onward Homes and Muse to break down what effective regeneration looks like in practice.

The Eword discusses how the world of property marketing has evolved in recent years and lifts the lid on what developers and landlords should and shouldn’t be doing to attract residents to their schemes on this episode of the Place North West podcast.

Igloo Regeneration’s chief executive was in the Scheming hot seat to discuss trying to make the world a better place one home at a time, turning down a job at Manchester United, and how the financial crash put paid to plans to regenerate his local city.

This week on Scheming, Planit co-founder Pete Swift lifts the lid on Liverpool’s UNESCO debacle and designing gardens for the Japanese mafia.

The chief executive of L&G Affordable Homes chatted with Place North West about working on the Olympic Village ahead of the London 2012 games and what “affordable” housing really means.

Citu’s managing director discusses being admired by his peers and why viability is not an excuse for failing to deliver great places.

A seasoned regeneration practitioner discusses what inspired her to get into property, the rise and rise of Stockport town centre, and grand plans for her hometown.

The latest episode of Scheming sees Place sit down with the managing director of Muse, one of the country’s leading authorities on regeneration.

The first episode of season two of Scheming sees Place chat with a Stirling Prize winner and one of Manchester’s best-known architects about the projects that have shaped his career.

This week on Scheming, arguably Manchester’s most influential architect chats with Place North West about his love of glass, working with Renaker to transform the city’s skyline, and his ambitious vision for the inner ring road.

This week on Scheming, the founder and managing director of Cert Property chats with Place North West about how the 2008 financial crash forced him down the development route, defying the market in Liverpool, and using creative industries as a driver for regeneration.

This week on Scheming, Liverpool City Council’s corporate director of city development chats with Place North West about looking to mainland Europe for placemaking inspiration, bringing a beach to London, and setting a new tone in Liverpool.

This week on Scheming, Urban Splash director Nathan Cornish chats with Place North West about staying relevant, why he is worried about the next generation of property developers, and missing out on winning the £2.5bn Salford Crescent masterplan.

This week on Scheming, Manchester City Council’s head of regeneration for the Eastern Gateway Shelagh McNerney chats with Place North West about becoming obsessed with car parks, “completing” Ancoats, and why a public sector grounding is vital for young property professionals.

This week on Scheming, Sheila Bird Studio founder Atul Bansal chats with Place North West about breathing new life into a forgotten Manchester gem and planning New York treehouses with Steven Bartlett.

This week on Scheming, Watch This Space founder Michelle Rothwell chats with Place North West about incredible feats of endurance, how her competitive streak has shaped her career, and developing something unique in the Lake District.

Capital&Centric co-founder Tim Heatley discussed going from muddling his way through the renovation of a humble terrace in Salford to embarking on the challenge of developing a new town from scratch on the very first episode of the Scheming podcast.

Next year, Place North is doing MIPIM differently and will run the show’s first-ever exhibition stand dedicated to the North of England. Get a snapshot of what this could mean for you by listening to this podcast.