We are back with our guest Waldo Gonzalez. We talk more about the tensions and patterns of Gentrification in LA. Also, Adrian and Eduardo break down what is going on with schools and Covid, and how Art can be a good or bad tool in gentrifying neighborhoods

In our 5th Episode, Adrian and I discuss current events and the role of Gentrification has on Latinx communities of color. My interview with Waldo Gonzalez is an enlightening perspective from a native of Los Angeles California. Waldo share what it was like growing up in L.A. as the child of immigrants and what the community looks like today. Our discussion revolves around what gentrification really means to Latinx communities. We talk about how corporations and new residents value these communities, and the new Netflix Show “Gente-fied”. We hope you enjoy the episode!

We are back with our 4th episode! “Unapologetic Black Biz w/ Kiyomi Rollins, Part 2”...If you haven’t listened to Part 1, go ahead and download it now!..Kiyomi Rollins joins us again, for a continuation of our discussion on Black Business in Atlanta. . .We talk about how the Covid-19 crisis, city curfews, and policing is effecting Black communities and business disproportionally. We also speak about White Allyship and what it means to support Black-owned businesses.

This week on The Community Podcast we have a special guest and co-host. Jessica Lowe joins me as we discuss my interview w/ Kiyomi Rollins.Kiyomi is a resident and business owner in the SWATS (Southwest Atlanta too strong). She is the founder of The Good Hair Shop and The Ke’nekt, a cooperative mixed retail marketplace focused on empowering and sustaining local black-owned business in Atlanta.In our interview, we talk about, community engagement, Black business ownership in Atlanta, the Two Atlantas, BLM protest, Capitalism and the concept of “Community over Competition”. The next episode, “Unapologetic Black Biz w/ Kiyomi Rollins”, will drop tomorrow Wednesday, June 24th on The Community Podcast.

My friend Adrian Arvizu, resident of Los Angeles California, joins me as we discuss and share part 2 My interview with King Williams, a native son of Atlanta, a film maker and journalist.In this episode, we have great conversation on a big topic, which seems to be what everyone wants to talk about in cities all over America, Gentrification!

My friend Adrian Arvizu, resident of Los Angeles California, joins me as we discuss and share part 1 of My interview with King Williams, a native son of Atlanta, a film maker and journalist.In this episode, we have great conversation on a big topic, which seems to be what everyone wants to talk about in cities all over America, Gentrification!

Please enjoy this 9 min preview of our soon-t0-be launched podcast "The Community"These clips are from my, 2 part interview, with King Williams.We talked about Gentrification, the BLM Protest, and all things Atlanta.The full interview will drop, Wednesday, June 17.