I asked this question before, but in honor of this episode's guest, I'm going to ask it again: Are there too many planners? Gisla Bush, also known as GiGi the Planner, and a self-described urban planning career promoter seems to think the answe

Episode 9- Ashley Dash Career Branding Expert and American Expat in America

Oct 14th, 2018 1h 9m

Sometimes what makes you appreciate new spaces and places is moving around and making those places for your career. My guest this episode, Ashley Dash grew up in the South, but also traveled the world at an early age as a military brat and to v

Episode 8--Ari Theresa, D.C.-Native Community Lawyer

Jul 22nd, 2018 47m 28s

This episode I traveled to sit on the stoop of Stoop Law, Ari Theresa's community-based law firm. In this episode, we discussed his recent newsworthy turn, what kind of wealth communities really have, overcoming our childhood boredom and what h

Episode 7-- Dr. Richard Ezike-- D.C. Based Transportation Equity Researcher and Fellow Wolfpacker!

May 11th, 2018 1h 10m

Dr. Ezike and I started our conversation with the usual "elevator pitch" introduction, then because I could, I wanted to talk about N.C. State University, where we both did our undergraduate studies, because I could and because this episode is

Episode 6- Nedra Deadwyler of Atlanta's Civil Bikes

Apr 30th, 2018 1h 15m

We talk a lot in the industry about the sense of place. But what about the sense of home? We sat in Nedra’s home in Atlanta, Atlanta proper, on the East side, and we talked about growing up southern, getting out and why we’ve come back to our h

Episode 5- LaKeisha Henderson of Bike and Brunch Tours

Apr 18th, 2018 1h 9m

It's my pleasure this episode to present the conversation I had back in the early winter with LaKeisha Henderson of Bike and Brunch Tours. As I said on the audio, we met thanks to the power of the internet and since then, we've worked on helpin

Episode 4- Taffy Gwitira--Baltimore Food Justice and Transportation Advocate

Apr 2nd, 2018 1h 1m

Join me this episode as I talk with another Baltimore friend, Taffy Gwitira, on food justice, transportation justice and real life on the African continent. And, yes, there are Wakandan elements to the actual continent of Africa and there have

Episode 3- Jerome Horne of IndyGo and NUMTOT

Mar 16th, 2018 1h 16m

When I recorded this episode with Jerome Horne, once we got done talking, I knew this had to be my first new episode of the show in about 4 years. We talked about identity, Baltimore, Indianapolis and music and you're welcome to listen in. You

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