Reggie Leon on Trust, Youth, Housing & Miami Gardens Growth

What does a city owe its people when trust is fragile,housing pressure is rising, and young people need support before crisis hits?In this episode of PlanetRoq, Councilman Reggie Leon joins Raquel Herring for a conversation about local leadership, trust in government, youth intervention, seniors, housing stability, city growth, and what real service looks like ineveryday life.Reggie Leon is a lifelong resident of Miami Gardens who wasfirst elected in 2018. Drawing from his experience in city leadership, community service, youth mentorship, and more than 20 years with UPS, he talks about what residents need most from local government right now: presence,communication, follow-through, practical service, and leadership that does not lose sight of the people who built the community.This episode explores Miami Gardens through the lens oftrust, dignity, safety, stability, and legacy — and asks a bigger question many communities are facing right now: how does a city grow without making longtime residents feel left behind?Watch, subscribe, and stay connected with PlanetRoq for more conversations on leadership, culture, community, and growth.CONNECT + PARTNER WITH PLANETROQPlanetRoq is more than a podcast, it’s a growing mediaplatform at the intersection of culture, conversation, and personal transformation.To explore media features, brand partnerships, speakingengagements, guest opportunities, or product gifting and collaborations, visit: https://planetroqpodcast.com/Raquel Herring is the Moderator and Host of BET’s Point ofView (POV) and the creator of PlanetRoq, where real conversations meet real life, and the deeper layer always lives.BROADCAST + CREDITSPlanetRoq airs Thursdays at 12 noon ET onEnvision-Radio.com.Explore more at:https://planetroqpodcast.com/https://raquelherring.com/