Memphis Metropolis welcomes Caroline Carrico from Storyboard Memphis to the show, to discuss her recent article about the important role Gayoso Bayou played in Memphis history, and a little-known adjacent settlement called Catfish Bay. Later in the program, regular commentator Charlie Santo and Emily veer off into a wide-ranging discussion about the role infrastructure plays in urban development and Memphis' role as an innovator in the development of sanitary sewer technology.&nbsp;
Learn More
<a href="https://storyboardmemphis.org/history/gayoso-bayou-and-catfish-bay/">Gayoso Bayou and Catfish Bay: Where are They Now?</a>
<a href="https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c123a2dbd7ff440d8832068c90796202">How Memphis Found Its Water</a>

Memphis LISC Brings New Funding Options to Community Developers. With Kathy Cowan.

Memphis Metropolis is about the built environment – the building blocks that define the look and feel of our city and region. From the downtown skyscrapers to the historic neighborhoods to the suburbs, we’ll talk to community leaders and residents, examining architecture, transportation, public art, parks, development and redevelopment plans, and much more, from a variety of perspectives. Your host is Emily Trenholm. Memphis Metropolis airs every Monday from 1 to 2 pm. Central on WYXR 91.7 FM.