
The Built Different Chicago podcast explores the ways we build our communities, plan the future of our cities, and what it means for all of us.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 3 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Categories | Non-ProfitBusinessNewsNews Commentary | ||||

What does it actually mean to invest in a neighborhood? Raul Raymundo, founder of The Resurrection Project, has spent 35 years in Pilsen answering that question, and his answer starts with people, not buildings. Hosts Meghan Harte (LISC Chicago) and ... more
Meghan Harte and Stacie Young launch Built Different Chicago by tackling one of the most pressing issues facing American cities today: affordable housing. They're joined by guest Becca Goldstein, housing consultant and former city government staffer,... more
Built Different Chicago is hosted by Meghan Harte and Stacie Young.
This trailer was produced and edited by Anna Boisseau and Tara Swords with mixing by Tara Swords.
Built Different Chicago's logo was designed by Tara Simpson.
Special thanks to W... more
This is a great podcast for those across the country who care about housing affordability but especially those in Chicago who want to cut through the noise and wrestle with the data, practical realities of housing development and preservation, and the foundation for future policy development. An added plus is the lovely humans who moderate and their great sense of humor. The production value is excellent too!
Such a great look into different aspects of Chicago!
I am soooo excited for this podcast! Meghan's got some great things up her sleeves! Listen in!










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