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My Black Space

Podcast af Paul Bauknight Jr.

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My Black Space — hosted by Paul Bauknight Jr., urbanist, designer, educator, spatial justice activist, and founder and president of the Center for Transformative Urban Design— features candid conversations about spatial justice, community empowerment, and the lived experiences of people in urban spaces. We'll delve into how design and policy intersect with race, culture, and equity.

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Landscape Architecture Can Lead the Way in Environmental Justice and Community Power

Kofi Boone, a visionary landscape architect, joins Paul Bauknight on this episode of My Black Space to discuss the transformative power of landscape architecture in advancing social and environmental justice. Boone shares his insights on how landscape design can be a tool for equity, community wealth, and healing, particularly in marginalized Black and Indigenous communities. Major points include Boone's journey from Detroit to becoming a leader in environmental justice, the role of community-led projects in fostering resilience and economic opportunity, and innovative strategies like land back movements and Black land banks. Boone emphasizes the importance of shifting power from the elite to the community, creating spaces where marginalized peoples can thrive and reclaim their cultural heritage. Listen now if you're interested in how landscape architecture can serve as a catalyst for justice and how collective strength, cultural resilience, and land stewardship can lead the way to a more equitable and sustainable future.

9. apr. 2026 - 52 min
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How a Black-Owned Theater in Utah Became a Beacon for Community Resilience

Discover the powerful intersection of community, art, and politics with Alicia Washington, founder of Utah's only Black-owned theater (Good Company Theater [https://goodcotheatre.com/]) and a city council member. In a town with less than 2% Black residents, Alicia is redefining leadership through her commitment to community and justice. This episode explores her journey from student to leader, highlighting her theater's role in producing works by and about people of color as a catalyst for social change. Alicia shares insights into overcoming challenges like funding and representation, while addressing systemic bias and protecting immigrant communities. Her story is a blueprint for community-driven transformation, inspiring artists, activists, and leaders to leverage creativity for equitable change. Tune in to be inspired by Alicia's call to action: community, creativity, and courage are the keys to authentic progress.

19. mar. 2026 - 58 min
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How Community Ownership Transformed a Neighborhood

In this episode of My Black Space Place, host Paul Bauknight engages with Jennifer Vanica, a transformative designer and community developer, to discuss the profound impact of community-driven economic development, particularly through the lens of the Market Creek Plaza [https://marketcreekplaza.com/] project in San Diego. Jennifer shares her journey from Ohio to San Diego, highlighting her experiences with the Civil Rights Movement and her commitment to addressing economic injustices through philanthropy. The conversation delves into the complexities of community engagement, emphasizing the importance of resident ownership and the need for foundations to relinquish control to empower communities effectively. Jennifer elaborates on the Market Creek project, detailing how it evolved from a simple grocery store initiative to a vibrant cultural and commercial center. She emphasizes the significance of listening to community voices and the necessity of building trust through genuine engagement. The episode also touches on the challenges of maintaining momentum in community projects and the innovative strategies employed to ensure that residents not only participate but also lead the decision-making processes. Ultimately, the discussion underscores the transformative power of community ownership and the need for a shift in how philanthropic efforts are structured to foster sustainable change.

18. feb. 2026 - 1 h 4 min
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