Priced Out: The Podcast

Priced Out: The Podcast

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  • EP 10: What is Zoning? And the Residential Infill Strategy.
    Zoning determines what can and cannot be built on a given piece of property. It's a powerful tool that has been used to promote segregation, concentrate poverty and spur investment in neighborhoods across the country for the last 100 years.
    The stuff of epic NIMBY battles, this dry subject comes alive thanks to special guest Michael Andersen, a senior fellow at Sightlines Institute, a progressive think tank dedicated to sustainable community growth and development.
    We talk about zoning's dark history as well as the modern way progressives try to use zoning to build walkable alternatives to sprawl. Zoning changes can increase affordable housing in a neighborhood, but it can also bring in new rich residents and become a "can opener" for gentrification.
    TIP: When a zone change is proposed in your area, look to see who for it and how is against it and money those groups stand to make.
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    45 min
  • EP. 9: How do filmmaker's portray gentrifying communities?
    This week on the Priced Out Podcast we discuss how filmmakers portray the character of a gentrifying community.
    The discussion was at NW Documentary in Portland, Oregon, after the screening of a film about gentrification in Detroit entitled Last Days of Chinatown.
    https://www.facebook.com/events/58403...
    The discussion is with Last Days director Nicole MacDonald as well as Sika Stanton, co-director of The Numbers, a short film about East Portland, and Priced Out director Cornelius Swart.
    Priced Out: The Documentary
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    The Numbers
    https://oregonhumanities.org/this-lan...
    NW Documentary
    https://nwdocumentary.org/
    More on Nicole MacDonald
    http://www.ncolemacdonald.com/
    And the Last Days of Chinatown
    https://hyperallergic.com/438298/nico...
    Priced Out: The Documentary
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    51 min
  • EP 8: Election and Housing MegaPod [ Part 2 ]
    This edition of the Priced Out we have an hour-long show packed with conversations about housing and the upcoming election in Oregon.
    We talk with Rachel Monahan, housing and City Hall Reporter for the Willamette Week. We talk about Portland's housing relocation fee, landlords in the legislature and the primary battle of Democrat Rod Monroe.
    Part 2 of our conversation with Alissa Keny-Guyer, talking about Rod Monroe and Republican Julie Parrish. (NOTE: Julie Parrish's office did not respond to a request for an interview).
    Lastly, we talk with Portland City Hall candidate Andrea Valderrama about her views and solutions to the city's housing crisis. Valderama is currently senior policy advisor for Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and sits on the David Douglas School District board.
    https://www.facebook.com/Valderrama4Pdx/
    More about the other candidates running for Position 3 on Portland City Council.
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    1 hr 3 min
  • EP. 7: The Gentrification of Nashville
    Nashville has been described as the South's New Metropolis and an "it" city.
    In 2016, 100 people a day moved to this city known as the capital of the country music industry.
    Nashville's growth roughly parallels what has happened in Portland, Oregon, a formerly sleepy, midsized town on the West Coast now congested with new development, residents, and diversified industries.
    As we see with other cities around the country, Nashville's growth has been directed into central city and historically black neighborhoods that are close to downtown and have walkable scale development.
    In 2016, there were over 1,000 residential demolition permits in Nashville. That's roughly three homes demolished each day. Some central neighborhoods saw between 200 and 300 demolitions, with one or more units going in to replace each destroyed home.
    We talk with folks about Nashville and our first gentrification film NorthEast Passage. https://www.pricedoutmovie.com/
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    56 min
  • EP. 6: Gentrification in Boston
    In this podcast we discuss stories of displacement, the negative health impacts inherent with displacement, Portland’s right-to-return policy, the creative class and activism in Portland, and the Fair Housing Act.
    City Life/Vida Urbana
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    1 hr 41 min
  • EP. 5 Gentrification, Skid Row and Downtown LA

    Join Cornelius as he has an in-depth discussion with John Malpede about gentrification in and around L.A.'s Skid Row. Malpede is the founding artistic director of the Los Angeles Poverty Department. 

    In recent years downtown LA has made a spectacular comeback. The area is now brimming with new museums, expensive condos, and lavishly restored movie palaces.  But just a few blocks away sits Skid Row, the nation’s largest homeless community.  Skid Row often looks like a third world country, and it now sits next to the gleaming street of the newly rebranded #DTLA.  Skid Row is littered with outdoor residents and lined with clinics, social services, and SRO hotels that house the ultra poor.


    Now, a move by the city to rezone the area and make it more attractive to developers could put many, if not all of the thousands of Skid Row who actually have indoor living back onto the street. Listen in to this tale of two cities.

    Skid Row the Documentary

    Skid Row Museum
    Skid Row Housing Plan
    Downtown LA 2040 Plan

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  • EP. 4 : 2018 Ore. Legislature and the Housing Crisis Part 1
    Join host Cornelius Swart for part 1of an in-depth conversation with Oregon State Rep. Alissa Keny-Guyer of House District 46. They discuss upcoming bills to help fund affordable housing, "rent control"l vs "rent stabilization," coming to the defense of state senator Rod Monroe and more.
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    26 min
  • EP 3: Priced Out The Podcast: Tulsa
    On this episode of Priced Out: The Podcast we visit Tulsa Oklahoma the former home of co-host Andru Morgan. Tulsa has had a troubled past with race relations and Cornelius and Andru will discuss that history as well as the current community issues including gentrification. They also speak with Kirk Wester the executive director of Growing Together. Kirk gives great insight into the Kendall Whittier neighborhood of Tulsa and how his program is helping lead the charge for gentrification with justice. Andru and Cornelius also continues their conversation about The Black Panther movie and give their own review!
    Priced Out: The Documentary
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    1 hr 1 min
  • EP: 2 Priced Out discussion after SEI Screening
    On this episode of Priced Out: The Podcast Andru flies solo as he shares clips from the SEI Q&A. Self Enhancement Inc screened Priced Out: The Documentary back in February as part of their film series. We know Priced Out: The Documentary can bring up a lot of raw emotions and the Q&A session allows a safe place for people to process those emotions. Listen in on this episode but be sure to catch the next screening of Priced Out and join in on the conversation too.
    SEI
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    Priced Out: The Documentary
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    31 min
  • EP 1: Priced Out the Podcast
    Welcome to the first episode of Priced Out: The Podcast about Gentrification. Hosted by Andru Morgan and documentary filmmaker Cornelius Swart the director of Priced Out: Gentrification in Portland, Oregon. In today's Podcast, we will discuss gentrification in Portland Oregon as well as the film and what to expect next from Priced Out.
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    31 min

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An ongoing series about gentrification, housing, race and class in urban America.