Episode 5 of the Shelf Life podcast is all about housing, exploring where Central District residents could and couldn’t live, how they organized to fight housing discrimination, and how decades of segregation laid the groundwork for displacement impacting CD residents today.
5pm
Then ~5:30pm: On Storied Seattle --Podcasts on the People of the Central Area Experiencing Change
Madeline Crowley interviews Elmer Dixon, President of Executive Diversity and an activist:
https://t.co/JeH5IerhrF
5pm: We hear stories about entrepreneurship and small businesses in the CD. Learn how residents built a thriving neighborhood economy that supported local, POC-owned businesses. What challenges did they have to overcome, and what does it mean to lose those businesses? #shelflife
Starting tomorrow, we’ve got an hour of community news and storytelling from 5-6 pm on Wednesdays featuring stories from our neighbourhood! We’ll be featuring two awesome local podcasts: The Shelf LIfe Community Project from 5-5:30 and Storied Seattle from 5:30-6pm
The Shelf Life community story project in the Central District captures personal stories of current and former residents. Check out the new batch of stories here: https://t.co/7OoBlGRktd. #RSJIFridays
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A Central Vision: documentary film by @InyeWokoma looks @ the history of the CD, current plans and policies addressing the rapid growth and change in the neighborhood, and the future stake of long-time residents.”
Premiere 02/07/2018 @langstonseattle
https://t.co/qLu7DhIXlL
The Inaugural broadcast of the rebirth of @centralsounds Radio. Originally hosted by DJ’s Freebop & Wordlush, DJ Seabefore is picking up where they left off and will bring you local music, interviews & live performances!
Wednesday Jan 31, 10pm-midnight!