Hanna Torsh and Alexandra Grey discuss good governance in linguistically diverse cities, emphasizing the importance of recognizing linguistic diversity positively. They address questions on the significance of governance in multilingual urban environments, investigate effective governance, and criticize public health communication during the Covid-19 pandemic for failing linguistic communities.

This podcast explores the importance of good governance in linguistically diverse cities, challenging the perception of linguistic diversity as a problem. The conversation addresses the significance of governance in multilingual urban environments, investigates communication failures during the Covid-19 pandemic, and emphasizes the role of multilingual communication in addressing disparities. It also delves into the challenges and opportunities of multilingual communication practices within government websites, and discusses the significance of genuine inclusion and indigenous language renewal in building an imagined community.