S5E4: Can Working From Home Reduce Crime? With Geoff Manaugh

The Work From Home Show

Geoff Manaugh is a renowned futurist and Publisher of architecture blog BLDGBLOG; former editor at Dwell magazine, former Editor-in-Chief at Gizmodo, and a contributing editor at Wired; New York Times' bestselling author of A Burglar's Guide to the City and the new book Until Proven Safe: The History and Future of Quarantine; He is Executive Producer of the #1 2023 Netflix film "We Have A Ghost.". His October 2018 horror story “Summerland,” also published by VICE, was optioned for film, as well, with news forthcoming. In 2016, Manaugh’s feature for The Daily Beast about a Los Angeles bank robber allegedly sent overseas to plot heists against al Qaeda was optioned for development as a feature film for Sony Pictures’ Studio 8. His 2017 profile of an experimental intelligence-gathering unit at the Los Angeles International Airport, published by The Atlantic, was optioned for development by Lionsgate Television.

Topics: - What is the relationship between crime and architecture? - How did the pandemic and BLM affect this relationship? - Do you expect crime to increase or decrease as more people continue to work from home? - What are your tips to burglar-proofing a home? - What does history tell us about emergency isolation?

Websites: www.geoffmanaugh.com www.bldgblog.com