Episode 228: The Wire Snatcher
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The inner city has an underground economy of individuals canabalizing the buildings to sustain themselves. This week, Meg and Alex talk about that economy and discuss how they think about the negative impacts of this group of individuals.
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Episode 227: Why Things Are The Way They Are
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This week, Meg and Alex talk about how some of the physical spaces within the neighborhood have arrived at their current condition.
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Episode 226: Picking A Lane
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This week, Meg and Alex talk about the value of choosing a lane and sticking with it when it comes to social justice work.
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Episode 225: Multiple Truths
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This week, Meg and Alex discuss a couple of instances where two potentially conflicting things can be true at the same time.
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Episode 224: Investing
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This week, Meg and Alex discuss the value found in investing in our young people within the community.
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Episode 223: What Comes Next
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This week, Meg and Alex discuss what comes next in our evolution toward a more socially just world.
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Episode 222: Raising Kids
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This week, Meg and Alex discuss the question, who is responsible for raising up the next generation and whose to blaim when it doesn't go well.
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Episode 221: Outrage
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Outrage seems to be everywhere today. This week, Meg and Alex talk about our propensity for outrage and what we can do about it.
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Episode 220: Why Is This The Best Option
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This week, Meg and Alex talk about corporate landlords and ask the question, why is renting from one of them someone's best option.
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Episode 219: Amos Malone
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This week, Meg and Alex are joined by Amos Malone, a PHD student from the community. The three talk about the criminal justice system and Amos' pathway from struggling student to PHD candidate.
info_outlineVacant properties are abundant in the inncer city. Sometimes they are rehabbed and become useful housing stock again and sometimes they end their lives vacant and are torn down. This week Meg and Alex talk about how a house gets torn down and give some insights on how the community is impacted.