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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2020 · 24 MIN

LA architect rebuilds after Woolsey Fire and reflects on living in the wildland-urban interface

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Geoffrey von Oeyen completed a dream house for his brother, only to see it destroyed by the Woolsey Fire two years ago. As he nears completion on the rebuild, he reflects on living in the wildland-urban interface. Also, Janna Ireland is on a mission to tell stories about Black people and their creativity. She talks about her new photo book of buildings by the architect Paul Revere Williams. 

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