Hmmm...sounds like a good name for...

The Comfort Zone is an Australian radio show about cities, writ broadly. Looks like a nice roster of archived shows:

Design for Living (25/10/2003) From fashion to furniture the designer plays an enormous yet unassuming role in our everyday lives.

Philippe Starck (25/10/2003)
He’s designed hip hotels, plastic home wares, lots of chairs and a world-famous lemon squeezer.

Designing Cities (11/10/2003)
Cities are constantly undergoing change and redevelopment - From new buildings to new shopping precincts and even new streets.

Designing Cities (11/10/2003)
Cities are constantly undergoing change and redevelopment - From new buildings to new shopping precincts and even new streets.

The Gardening Panel (11/10/2003)
How does your garden grow?

Era Shacks (27/09/2003)
Tucked away on the edge of Australia's oldest national park, a community of seaside shacks survives with out any of the mod-cons we all take for granted.

Tiny Houses (27/09/2003)
In the past 15 years in Australia the average size of new detached houses has grown by a staggering 30 percent.

Tiny Houses (27/09/2003)
In the past 15 years in Australia the average size of new detached houses has grown by a staggering 30 percent.

Mexican Architecture (20/09/2003)
From Alessio Robles to Zabludovsky, Mexican architecture and design has a long and varied tradition.