Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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The Community Center is a show about building community. We interview various experts, advocates, and community leaders to collect a wide range of perspectives that showcase work being done in our communities today to give everyone a better idea of where we might be headed in the future. This show is brought to you by Eryngo Urbanism.
Unknown Host hosts COMMUNITY CENTER, a arts show with 18 episodes published.
Shane Hood is a partner at Align Design Build in Tulsa. He's also a trustee at the Tulsa Foundation for Architecture (TFA) and sits on both the Tulsa Planning Commission and Tulsa Preservation Commission. Through his wor
Landry Willis is a candidate for City Council Ward 6 in OKC. Landry is a government affairs specialist at Francis Energy who previously worked for the OKC Realtors' Association on the ADU ordinance. In this conversation,
Erika Warren is the communications manager at Oklahoma City's Key to Home Partnership, which is a public-private partnership aimed at coordinating efforts to address the issue of homelessness accross OKC. Key to Home wor
Lisa Chronister is a planner at the City of Oklhoma City with a background in architecture. For the past several years, she has been working to rewrite OKC's zoning ordinances to allow for better development patterns tha
Matthew Peacock is an architect and city councilor in Norman, OK. In this conversation, we talk about the role he has played an important role in pushing for zoning reform by removing minimum parking requirements and all
Camal Pennington is the OKC Ward 7 City Councilor. He is also the executive director of It's My Community Initiative, a nonprofit which provides a wide variety of services to community members in need of help. Previously
Ron Frantz, Jr. FAIA is a licensed architect who has spent his career focused on architectural historic preservation. He has worked with communities throughout the state of Oklahoma including Guthrie, Chandler, and Pawhu
Austin Tunnell is the founder of Building Culture, a vertically integrated real estate development, construction, and design firm working to create beautiful buildings that will last for centuries. They are working to re
Vanessa Morrison is the co-founder of Open Design Collective alongside Architect Deborah Richards. Their Oklahoma City based practice employs the tools of planning and design to empower unerrepresented communities and to
Michelle McBeath Lubbers is the executive director of the Oklahoma chapter of the Urban Land Institute (ULI). Her work connects professionals from across disciplines who have a focus on commercial real estate and on shap
Larry Hopper is a retired Oklahoma City planner who has been a longtime advoceate for multimodal transportation options in Oklahoma City. He is a founding member of the Oklahoma Alliance for Public Tranportation, which h
Thomas Dougherty is an architect and urban designer with a particular focus on creating more human scale urban spaces in US cities. His practice is called Innerblock Design, and he works with Building Culture in Oklahoma
Rhys Martin is a Route 66 preservationist who is heavily involved with historic preservation initiatives pertaining to the highway on a local, state, and national scale. After traveling the world, Rhys returned to his ho
Danny Vo is a photographer, and videographer with a background in marketing who is one of the primary organizers of HideAndGoBike in Oklahoma City. HGB is a "critical mass" bike ride, where people gather weekly to bike a
Carol Ross Barney is an architect and educator based out of Chicago who was awarded the 2023 AIA Gold Medal. Her practice places a heavy emphasis on design projects within the public realm, including parks and transporta
Ethan Mazzio is a mobility planner with the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) in Oklahoma City. His work has an impact on public transportation and cycling and pedestrian infrastructure all throughout ce
Donald MacDonald is an architect based out of San Francisco who has worked on bulidings, bridges, and more around the world. He got his start at the OU College of Architecture, which is where, in the mid-20th century, pr
Miles Taylor is the creator of Miles in Transit, a YouTube channel where he "push(es) transit to its limits, while attempting to be entertaining." In this conversation, Miles shares his thoughts on the state of public tr
Austin Tunnell
Founder · Building Culture
1 appearance on this show
Rhys Martin
director of the Preserve Route 66 Initiative · Oklahoma Route 66 Association
1 appearance on this show
Miles Taylor
former Chief of Staff at the Department of Homeland Security, head of advanced technology and security strategy at Google · Defiance.org
1 appearance on this show
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