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Topic: Gentrification

Gentrification refers to the process of urban renewal that often results in the displacement of lower-income residents by higher-income newcomers, leading to changes in the social and economic character of a neighborhood.

More on: Gentrification

The podcast episodes provided cover various aspects of gentrification, including its impact on communities, the causes and drivers behind it, and efforts to address the housing affordability crisis and displacement of long-term residents.

Several episodes explore how gentrification has affected specific neighborhoods and cities, such as Skid Row in Los Angeles (The Containment Plan), Silver Lake in Los Angeles (Silverlake Ramen with Sierra Katow), and the Greenwood district in Tulsa (Tulsa, 100 Years Later). Other episodes delve into the broader systemic issues and activism surrounding gentrification, such as the role of housing policy, rent control, and tenant organizing (Episode 189 - Homewreckers, Episode 140: The Right To Housing).

The podcast series also cover how gentrification intersects with other social and economic issues, including racial inequality, the displacement of LGBTQ+ communities, and the marginalization of artists and low-income groups (Episode 211: Queer Spaces, Episode 149: Ghost Ship Fire).

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