The Re-Up: I'm Back

In this episode, Jermaine is joined by Jasmine Jones-Bynes of 4 Degrees to the Streets podcast, along with Dayna Cole and Nina Idemudia of Queen Tone podcast to explore how planners can navigate the work and the intergenerational experiences that can divide or bring together Black Urban Planners. Listen in as great conversation is had around the benefits and areas for opportunity when it comes to bridging the experiences and vision across generations.—--This episode is the first of a 3-part special podcast collaboration series bringing together three platforms that explore culture, community, and the future of our cities while centering voices of the marginalized.This collaboration series leads up to the A Planner with a Purpose’s activation weekend in Detroit, where planners, creatives, and community leaders will come together to explore how planning, culture, and community storytelling intersect, taking place during the National Planning Conference for the American Planning Association. A Planner with a Purpose is a curated set of experiences designed to support planners and civic leaders navigating an increasingly complex and demanding moment. Grounded in care, clarity, and collective power, the event creates space for honest conversation, practical tools, and connection beyond traditional professional programming. Be sure to join us starting on Thursday, April 23 in Detroit, Michigan. For more information on the weekend, follow @aplannerwithapurpose on Tiktok and IG.The series is a collaboration between The Streets Are Planning Podcast in part 1, Queen Tone for part 2, & Four Degrees to the Streets closing out part 3. The Streets are Planning Podcast is hosted by Jermaine Ruffin, be sure to follow @thestreetsareplanning on IG.Queen Tone is hosted by Dayna Cole and Nina Idemudia. Be sure to follow them @queentonepod . Four Degrees to the Streets is hosted by Jasmine Jones-Bynes. Check her out @the4degreespod on IG, YouTube, and Substack. This podcast collaboration series is produced and edited by Dayna Cole of Daynerco LLC, audio consultancy.Thank you for listening, and we look forward to continuing the conversation across all three podcasts!

In this episode, Jermaine is joined by Jasmine Jones-Bynes of 4 Degrees to the Streets podcast, along with Dayna Cole and Nina Idemudia of Queen Tone podcast to explore how planners can navigate the work and the intergenerational experiences that can divide or bring together Black Urban Planners. Listen in as great conversation is had around the benefits and areas for opportunity when it comes to bridging the experiences and vision across generations.—--This episode is the first of a 3-part special podcast collaboration series bringing together three platforms that explore culture, community, and the future of our cities while centering voices of the marginalized.This collaboration series leads up to the A Planner with a Purpose’s activation weekend in Detroit, where planners, creatives, and community leaders will come together to explore how planning, culture, and community storytelling intersect, taking place during the National Planning Conference for the American Planning Association. A Planner with a Purpose is a curated set of experiences designed to support planners and civic leaders navigating an increasingly complex and demanding moment. Grounded in care, clarity, and collective power, the event creates space for honest conversation, practical tools, and connection beyond traditional professional programming. Be sure to join us starting on Thursday, April 23 in Detroit, Michigan. For more information on the weekend, follow @aplannerwithapurpose on Tiktok and IG.The series is a collaboration between The Streets Are Planning Podcast in part 1, Queen Tone for part 2, & Four Degrees to the Streets closing out part 3. The Streets are Planning Podcast is hosted by Jermaine Ruffin, be sure to follow @thestreetsareplanning on IG.Queen Tone is hosted by Dayna Cole and Nina Idemudia. Be sure to follow them @queentonepod . Four Degrees to the Streets is hosted by Jasmine Jones-Bynes. Check her out @the4degreespod on IG, YouTube, and Substack. This podcast collaboration series is produced and edited by Dayna Cole of Daynerco LLC, audio consultancy.Thank you for listening, and we look forward to continuing the conversation across all three podcasts!

Streets are Planning (@thestreetsareplanning) In this episode, Jermaine is joined by Jasmine Jones-Bynes of 4 Degrees to the Streets podcast, along with Dayna Cole and Nina Idemudia of Queen Tone podcast to explore how planners can navigate the work and the intergenerational experiences that can divide or bring together Black Urban Planners. Listen in as great conversation is had around the benefits and areas for opportunity when it comes to bridging the experiences and vision across generations. —-- This episode is the first of a 3-part special podcast collaboration series bringing together three platforms that explore culture, community, and the future of our cities while centering voices of the marginalized. This collaboration series leads up to the A Planner with a Purpose’s activation weekend in Detroit, where planners, creatives, and community leaders will come together to explore how planning, culture, and community storytelling intersect, taking place during the National Planning Conference for the American Planning Association. A Planner with a Purpose is a curated set of experiences designed to support planners and civic leaders navigating an increasingly complex and demanding moment. Grounded in care, clarity, and collective power, the event creates space for honest conversation, practical tools, and connection beyond traditional professional programming. Be sure to join us starting on Thursday, April 23 in Detroit, Michigan. For more information on the weekend, follow @aplannerwithapurpose on Tiktok and IG. The series is a collaboration between The Streets Are Planning Podcast in part 1, Queen Tone for part 2, & Four Degrees to the Streets closing out part 3.  The Streets are Planning Podcast is hosted by Jermaine Ruffin, be sure to follow @thestreetsareplanning on IG. Queen Tone is hosted by Dayna Cole and Nina Idemudia. Be sure to follow them @queentonepod .  Four Degrees to the Streets is hosted by Jasmine Jones-Bynes. Check her out @the4degreespod on IG, YouTube, and Substack.  This podcast collaboration series is produced and edited by Dayna Cole of Daynerco LLC, audio consultancy. Thank you for listening, and we look forward to continuing the conversation across all three podcasts!

We're BAAAAAAACCCCCKKKK!!!The Streets are Planning Podcast is back with our 1st Episode of 2023!!! We are looking forward to new guests, fresh topics and of course, providing the streets with the insights they've been missing since we've been gone. Anytime, Anywhere, Anyplace...The Streets are Planning!

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SPIN Streets & Mobility WebsiteIG: @ridespinTwitter: @ridespinLakeshia Wright, AICPRide Wit Me- Nelly & City Spud

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Frank Romo LinkedInTwitter: https://twitter.com/romo_GISIG: https://www.instagram.com/frank_romo_RomoGIS: For Business Inquiries and ProjectsPriority MapsMapping the Black Lives Matter Movement: www.blm-map.comRace & Policing: Fatal Encounters with Police 2015-2020: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/f5318cabf50d4abb9bdb112e666c1e2aSecondary MapsRace & Policing: Data Comparison 2015-2020 - https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/88652e40457d4b0a9a77d4c957944706Race & Policing PDF or ISSUU link

Allen PennimanIG: @al.isaakTwitter: @justpenniesEast Warren Planning StudyRedressing Racist Policies to Implement Equity-driven  Revitalization

In Today's Season 2 Finale Episode, our Host J. Ruffin interviews Detroit Native Nina Idemudia,AICP  & Assistant Commissioner with the City of Chicago's Planning & Development Department. We talk about her Career and discuss housing issues.Inspired by the Judas & Black Messiah Soundtrack song "Something Ain't Right" by Masego, J.I.D and Rapsody.Nina Idemudia, AICPIG: @aplannerwithapurpose "Something Ain't Right" by Masego, JID & Rapsody