In this episode, Kona Gray shares his journey from growing up in Liberia to becoming a prominent figure in landscape architecture. He discusses the influences of his childhood, education, and the importance of cultural perspectives in design. Kona emphasizes the need for an environmental revolution, drawing lessons from countries like Japan and Singapore, where landscape architecture is deeply respected and integrated into daily life. In this conversation, Kona Gray discusses the profound impact of nature on well-being, shares insights from significant landscape architecture projects, and emphasizes the importance of community involvement in design. He highlights the cultural significance of projects like the Juneteenth Museum and advocates for diversity and sustainability in the field of landscape architecture. Kona's passion for creating spaces that foster connection and healing is evident throughout the discussion.