How can we shape the place we call home? And how does it shape us? This season, host and poet Dwayne Betts talks to inspiring local leaders who are working to make their homes more connected, resilient, and joyful. We’ll travel across America to meet such leaders, including a high school mariachi teacher in the Rio Grande Valley, a book seller in Salt Lake City, a farmer in upstate New York, and a... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In the season two finale, Dwayne speaks with the writer Amy Low about living with the terrible diagnosis of stage four colon cancer, which she chronicled in her memoir, The Brave In-Between: Notes from the Last Room. Amy, who worked at Emerson Collec... more
Karen Washington never imagined herself as a farmer. But after decades in New York City, she found her calling establishing community gardens that brought fresh food – and life-affirming beauty – to her neighborhood in the Bronx. Today, she lives on ... more
As a kid growing up below the poverty line on the west side of Salt Lake City, Calvin Crosby found immense pleasure and freedom in books. Years later, after a journey that took him to San Francisco and into a leadership role at the California Indepen... more
If you think dance is just movement set to music, you’re missing something big. Award-winning director and choreographer Camille A. Brown argues that dance is the act of using physical gesture to manifest story—stories about ourselves, the lives we’v... more
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Exploring the connection between individuals and their communities, this podcast features enlightening conversations with various local leaders making meaningful impacts in their respective areas. Each episode highlights unique stories of resilience, creativity, and dedication across diverse topics such as education, arts, food justice, and community transformation. The host, a poet, fosters deep dialogues that not only celebrate local achievements but also inspire listeners to engage actively in creating a positive change in their own communities. The content is characterized by authentic narratives, emphasizing personal experiences and the power of place in shaping identity and actions.
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