MONEY. POWER. LAND. SOLIDARITY.

from Architecture is Political · host Melissa Daniel

In this episode, we talk to G.P. Jacob (Jake Virden) about his podcast, Money. Power. Land. Solidarity.  We discussed economic and urban development, politics, race, the working-class and the Upper Harbor Terminal Development, a project slated for North Minneapolis' riverfront. Jake Virden is an artist, practitioner of popular education and host of the Money Power Land Solidarity podcast.. Check out the Money Power Land Solidarity podcast on Patreon at: Patreon.com/MoneyPowerLandSolidarity Twitter: @gp_jacob @mplspodcast IG. g.p.jacob @[email protected]

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