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EPISODE · May 23, 2026 · 30 MIN

Ecological justice and youth development (with Jim Golden)

from East Side Parkways Podcast

Don't miss this inspiring conversation on ecological justice, youth development, and the pitfalls of "cruel optimism" with Jim Golden, Director of Ecological Justice at Open Buffalo. Hosted by Morgan Baker, Maddi Callanan, and Betty Jean Grant.5/23/2026 - The pre-scoping public comment period is OPEN!Now is the most important time for you to make your voice heard on the future of the Kensington Expressway. Share your thoughts with the NYS Department of Transportation at a community listening session or at QueenCityComment.comDon't want to wait for uploads? Catch us live every Saturday at 11:30am on POWER 96.5FM WUFO.The East Side Parkways Podcast is a digital outreach project by the East Side Parkways Coalition, a grassroots nonprofit fighting for highway removal and health equity in Buffalo, New York.Volunteer - Donate - Spread the wordEastSideParkwaysCoalition.com---Production CreditsHosts - Morgan Baker, Maddi Callanan, Betty Jean GrantLive recording - Lee Pettigree, WUFO StudiosPodcast production - Morgan BakerRecorded live on May 23, 2026 at WUFO studios.Transcripts coming soon!

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