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Three perspectives on how determined neighborhood residents and Baltimore city came together on a fraught redevelopment plan.
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When the pandemic hit, restaurants had to quickly make outdoor public space to stay afloat. The Neighborhood Design Center jumped in to help … ‘Design for Distancing’ was born. Plus, what’s behind the brightly painted asphalt embellishing intersections around the city?
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The words that I was speaking at that time, I didn’t recognize how much power they had.
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A therapist plumbs his own psychology by creating artistic collages, a Central American kitchen staff cooks the menu at a Peruvian chicken restaurant, a…
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This episode begins with a recovering addict who’s found peace, purpose, and a modest income folding paper flowers and peddling them to passersby on the…
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In this episode, a group home is a haven for residents with mental and psychological challenges; a web-design CEO reveals his second life as an…
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A boom in new, young residents is great for business, unless you’re the neighborhood funeral home. In this episode, a funeral director looks toward an…
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“I think the word we’re dancing around is ‘gentrification.’” So says Benn Ray of Atomic Books at the outset of this episode. What follows is a…
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Super-saturated sound-portraits of entrepreneurs and artists at work on the 2400 block of Saint Paul Street: Whirring blenders, whispering crochet…
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In this episode, portraits of irrepressible drive and determination: A self-made cosmetics mogul opens up a school of makeup artistry, a local fashion…