At the same time they're learning to make their own stories, the kids are also making their own spaces. In this episode, they use saws and power tools to build benches and outdoor furniture for a new public space in the Buckeye neighborhood. Plus, the kids visit an urban farm -- and Zoe gets bolder about asking questions.

In today's episode, the MOOStories team welcomes Maribeth Feke to the recording studio. Maribeth is the Director of Planning at the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA). Listen to learn more about the concerns our young team members have about riding transit and why a sledding hill means so much to the Buckeye neighborhood.

Daniel is a returning student to the MOOS program. He has dreams of being a basketball coach or maybe a police officer. But after learning to build at Britt Oval, he now contemplates owning his own construction business. We get to know a little bit about Daniel in this mini-episode, as he tries out his interview skills on friends and neighbors.

Jennifer Coleman, Senior Program Officer for the Arts at the George Gund Foundation, is interviewed by the MOOS kids. They talk about everything from career to cuisine.

They interview strangers to see what they would like to change and not change; and what they like and don't like in their neighborhood.

On today's episode, the Making Our Own Stories (MOOS) team interviews Wayne Mortensen, Director of Design & Development at Cleveland Neighborhood Progress (CNP). CNP is a local community development funding intermediary with over twenty-five years of experience investing in community revitalization work in Greater Cleveland. Cleveland Neighborhood Progress owns Britt Oval, the green space where MOOS students are building outdoor furniture and playscapes for the Buckeye neighborhood.

What frustrates them? What excites them? What do they want to see change? For one group of kids in Cleveland, the answers are smart, funny -- and often surprising.