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A podcast exploring how the built environment can support equitable, sustainable and resilient communities. Episodes will address how physical spaces influence survival and recovery in the face of climate change and natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfire, as well as how redevelopment affects equitable rebuilding. Brought to you by the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate at Roosevelt University. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast exploring how the built environment can support equitable, sustainable and resilient communities. Episodes will address how physical spaces influence survival and recovery in the face of climate change and natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfire, as well as how redevelopment affects equitable rebuilding. Brought to you by the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate at Roosevelt University.
Brick, Grass (&) Steel is hosted by Roosevelt University. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Decades of Dry Pipes" (1 October 2026, 65 minutes), "Climate Adaptation/Climate Gentrification" (1 June 2026, 68 minutes), and "Climate Adaptation/Climate Gentrification" (1 June 2026, 68 minutes).
Brick, Grass (&) Steel publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for Brick, Grass (&) Steel is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Brick, Grass (&) Steel requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Brick, Grass (&) Steel's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Brick, Grass (&) Steel are Property Management & Appraisal and Architecture & Engineering. Brick, Grass (&) Steel has a business audience.
Roosevelt University hosts Brick, Grass (&) Steel, a business podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Episode #4
The Jackson, MS water crisis is a failure on multiple levels, but the people of Jackson have been fighting for a fix and to have a voice in that fix for decades. Please join the discussion with Abre’ Conner, Esq. of the...
Brick, Grass & Steel returns with a conversation about how cities can prepare for the impact of climate change – not “after the disaster” but, hopefully, in anticipation of it. Jesse Keenan, PhD, author of ...
Brick, Grass & Steel returns with a conversation about how cities can prepare for the impact of climate change – not “after the disaster” but, hopefully, in anticipation of it. Jesse Keenan, PhD, author of North, and...
Hurricane Katrina reshaped New Orleans — and reshaped how America thinks about disaster recovery. In this episode, Andrew Kopplin of the Greater New Orleans Foundation joins Collete English Dixon to reflect on the long...
In the Season 2 premiere of Brick, Grass (&) Steel, we explore how schools and libraries became anchors of recovery after the 2025 LA fires—and what communities everywhere can learn about social infrastructure, trust...
Episode #8
In the Season 1 finale of Brick, Grass and Steel, host Collete English Dixon is joined by urban planner and equity advocate Dr. Nina Idemudia to reflect on the major themes of the season. Together, they revisit key...
Climate change doesn’t strike evenly – scholars Brandon Derman and Lesa Johnson join me to explore how the crisis exposes and deepens the inequalities built into our cities and what is means to build a just response to...
<p>Why is environmental justice essential to resilience? Dr. Robert Bullard reveals the history, the fights, and the urgent need for equity in every community. </p><br><p>View materials from Dr. Bullard's recent report...
<p>Building on Richard Rothstein’s “The Color of Law” and the discussion about urban renewal with Dr. Mindy Fullilove, who wrote “Root Shock”, and Brentin Mock, this discussion with Richard Rothstein and Leah Rothstein...
Episode #4
Dr. Mindy Fullilove and journalist Brentin Mock explore how urban renewal became “urban removal,” the trauma it caused, and its lasting echoes in today’s redevelopment.<p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...
In this episode, Richard Rothstein reveals how segregation in American communities was not the result of personal choice or private prejudice, but the outcome of deliberate government policy and industry practice. From...
In an interview with Samuel Stein, author of Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State, this episode explores how urban planning – often viewed, but seldom literally seen, as a neutral or technocratic...
Episode #1
Featuring Eric Klinenberg, sociologist and New York University professor, whose groundbreaking book Palaces for the People examines how libraries, parks and other social infrastructure can strengthen democracy and...
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Chief Heat Officer of Miami-Dade County, Chief Heat Officer
Favrot II Associate Professor of Sustainable Real Estate and Urban Planning at Tulane University, Harvard Graduate School of Design
author of "Just Action: How to Challenge Segregation Enacted Under the Color of Law"
Distinguished Fellow of the Economic Policy Institute, Economic Policy Institute
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