37 episodes
The Streets Are Planning Jermaine R. Ruffin
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5.0 • 34 Ratings
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Where Urban Planning, Cities, Hip Hop Culture and Community Development conversations live. The Streets are Planning Podcast highlights the unheard voices, stories and impact of community leaders working in cities and neighborhoods across the globe.
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BHM: A Dream Deferred
We're BAAAAAAACCCCCKKKK!!!The Streets are Planning Podcast is back with our 1st Episode of 2023!!! We are looking forward to new guests, fresh topics and of course, providing the streets with the insights they've been missing since we've been gone. Anytime, Anywhere, Anyplace...The Streets are Planning!
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Spin Mobility Series: Sherelle Streeter
Spin Mobility Series: Sherelle Streeter, Mobility Strategist WSP USA/City of Detroit. Join us as we discuss Mobility within the City of Detroit. Episode is inspired by Mac Miller, "Nikes on My Feet".
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Transportation Equity w/Lakeshia Wright, AICP
In Today's Nelly-Ride Wit Me inspired episode, we connect with Lakeshia Wright, AICP. Lakeshia is Senor Manager with the SPIN (Ford Mobility) Streets and Equity Team. We discuss how her interest for Transportation Planning developed, Transportation Equity and her critical work with the STreets and Equity Team at SPIN! SPONSORED by SPIN
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The Re-Up: I'm Back
The Streets are Planning Podcast is Baaaaaccccckkkkkk!! Episode inspired by I'm Back- AZ (Aziatic)
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GIS, Innovation and Community Power
On this episode, our host J. Ruffin connects with Frank Romo of RomoGIS. They discuss GIS, Urban Planning innovation and the importance of community power/knowledge sharing. Inspired by "Over Here Hustling" (Birdman & Lil Wayne)
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Redressing Racist Urban Planning Policies w/ Allen Penniman
Welcome to Season 3 of The Streets are Planning Podcast!!!! Our Kickoff Episode features Allen Penniman. Host J. Ruffin discusses Allen's American Planning Association presentation on Detroit's Strategic Neighborhood Fund that attempts to address Equitable Development. Inspired by Shook Ones Pt. II by Mobb Deep (R.I.P to Prodigy and Salute to Havoc!)
Customer Reviews
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I absolutely love this podcast! It's doing important work in highlighting Black and Brown planning professionals around the country, most of whom I'd never hear about otherwise. It's like choppin' it up with the crew back in undergrad -- it feels like home. Keep it up!
Fantastic
As Black graduate student in Urban Planning, this podcast has really helped me understand what my role will be post graduation. Jermaine really brings a voice to planning that I feel has been missing in my formal education and I am appreciative of him and his guests. This podcast has educated me, humbled me, and most importantly, inspired me.