Radical Cartography

In Radical Cartography, cartographer and historian William Rankin invites listeners to reconsider the role of maps in shaping our perception of the world. He argues that maps are not neutral but deeply political tools that influence everything from city design to societal norms. With a collection of vibrant and innovative maps, including his own radical creations, Rankin advocates for a future in cartography that embraces uncertainty, multiplicity, and subjectivity, encouraging us to question the information presented and its implications.