We are at the half-way mark of season one. If you’re enjoying this podcast, please make sure to share it with your friends and give us a review. That will really help us with season two, which we’re currently in the process of creating. And trust me, it’s going to be a really hot topic (that’s a hint).

We’re continuing the idea of connectivity, which we started to explore in episode 5 with Mark Martin. We discussed car culture and how cities have been built in isolated pockets. The problems this type of infrastructure creates is seen greatly in the areas impacted by poverty.

In this episode we talked to Pat McCallister-LeDuff, who is a community advocate for an area of Baton Rouge known as Scotlandville. The village was founded and named after a cotton planter whose plantation was located near the Mississippi River.

CLICK HERE to learn more about how to contribute to the Scotlandville CDC.

Also in this episode is Baton Rouge-based muralist Bryson Boutte, who has completed two major murals for the Walls Project. In this episode he mentions his anime series. To learn more about that, CLICK HERE.

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