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We Who Engage
We Who Engage is a movement to rebuild our public’s resilience for the difficult conversations necessary for a functioning democracy. In this podcast, we'll talk about how we can help each other create a democracy that not only survives the many challenges it faces but one that harnesses the collect...
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S3E8: Travis Rejman — Grace and Community Building
In our season finale, Travis Rejman explores how reverence and grace can transform public discourse and community-building efforts. He reflects on the...
S3E7: John Zeigler — Mucking it Up
John Ziegler takes us on a profound exploration of authenticity as a spiritual practice. He highlights the importance of showing up fully as oneself,...
S3E6: Émilie Flamme — Belief, Memory, and Visual Storytelling
Emilie invites us to explore the intersection of belief systems, memory, and artistic practice. She delves into how visual storytelling can challenge...
S3E5: Lee Farrow — Building Community Out of Love
Lee Farrow’s episode focuses on the profound connection between love and reverence in grassroots organizing. Drawing inspiration from the Book of Nehe...
S3E4: Elizabeth Garlow — Economy as a Garden
Elizabeth Garlow offers a compelling vision of how reverence can reshape our understanding of economics. She describes the economy not as a machine bu...
S3E3: Alethia Jones — The Hidden Work of Showing Up
In this episode, Alethia Jones helps us explore the hidden ways faith, culture, and survival intertwine in personal and collective expression. From th...
S3E2: Aaron Slater - Reverence as an Organizing Force
We kick off Season 3 of We Who Engage podcast with our first guest, Aaron Slater, the lead of MIT Solve’s US Interior and Indigenous Communities work....
Announcing Season 3 of We Who Engage!
We’re excited to announce the much-anticipated return of our podcast with the launch of Season 3 on January 22! Mark your calendars and join us as we...
Season 2 Recap
In our series finale, The Move Podcast reflects on Season 2 with their sound engineer, Dave Lishansky. This season, we focused on new actors in the ci...
S2E9: A Community's "Spark" (with Antonio Moya-Latorre)
In Episode 9, The Move Podcast interviews Antonio Moya-Latorre, artist, architect and planner. Co-hosts Ceasar and Ayushi join Toni in a piano practic...
S2E8 Digital Curb Cuts (with Nicole Bleuel)
In Episode 8, The Move Podcast interviews Nicole Bleuel from Google's Creative Lab. Co-hosts Ceasar and Ayushi discuss the responsibility of technolog...
S2E7 Creating Spaces for Struggle (with Candice Springer, Desiree Arevalo)
In Episode 7, The Move Podcast interviews Candice Springer and Desiree Arevalo, who manage WBUR's new CitySpace arena in Boston. Co-hosts Ceasar and A...
S2E6 Protective Lending (with Monique Gibbs)
In Episode 6, The Move Podcast interviews Monique Gibbs, Policy Innovation Specalist at MassHousing (The Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency). Co-hos...
S2E5 Parks and Reparations (with Deborah Marton)
In Episode 5, The Move Podcast interviews Deborah Marton, Executive Director of the New York Restoration Project (NYRP). Co-hosts Ceasar and Ayushi di...
S2E4 Capital and Community (with Lindsay Smalling)
In Episode 4, The Move Podcast interviews Lindsay Smalling, CEO of Social Capital Markets (SOCAP). We discuss the relationship between capitalism and...
S2E3 Empowered Employment (with David Wertheimer)
In Episode 3, The Move Podcast interviews David Wertheimer, the former Gates Foundation Director of Community & Civic Engagement. We discuss what it m...
S2E2 Transparent Civic Tapestry (with Eric Gordon)
In Episode 2, The Move Podcast interviews Eric Gordon, professor and founding director of the Engagement Lab at Emerson College. Co-hosts Ceasar and A...
S2E1 We're Back!
In our first season we focused on public spaces of discourse. We met with people in government and civic society organizations, and discussed how gove...
Spotlight: Emmett McKinney
In the third episode of our Spotlight Series, The Move co-hosts Ceasar McDowell and Ayushi Roy interview Emmett McKinney. We Talk about his work with...
Spotlight: Holly Harriel
In the second of our Spotlight Series, The Move co-hosts Ceasar McDowell and Ayushi Roy interview Holly Harriel. We talk about her work as the founder...
Spotlight: Garnette Cadogan
In the first of our Spotlight Series, The Move co-hosts Ceasar McDowell and Ayushi Roy interview essayist Garnette Cadogan. We talk about his upcoming...
S1E10: Season 1 Recap
In Episode 10, The Move Podcast hosts Ceasar McDowell and Ayushi Roy reflect on learnings, takeaways and a-ha moments from the entire season. Our spec...
S1E9: Amplifying Root Systems (with Curtis Ogden)
In Episode 9, The Move Podcast interviews Curtis Ogden from the Interaction Institute for Social Change. Co-hosts Ceasar and Ayushi trace modern socia...
S1E8: Planners and Personal Complexity (with Danielle DeRuiter-Williams)
In Episode 8, The Move Podcast interviews Danielle DeRuiter-Williams, formerly at the San Francisco Planning Department and founder of The Justice Col...
S1E7: Personal Presence as Organizing (with Dasjon Jordan)
In Episode 7, the Move Podcast team interviews Dasjon Jordan, a current Master of City Planning student and former community development practitioner...
S1E6: State of Social Emergency (with Kenny Bailey)
In Episode 6, the Move Podcast interviews Kenny Bailey from the Design Studio for Social Intervention.
Co-hosts Ceasar and Ayushi discuss the la...
S1E5: People Before Buildings (with Tau Tavengwa)
In Episode 5, the Move Podcast interviews Tau Tavengwa, 2018 Loeb Fellow from South Africa and Editor/Founder of the publication CityScapes. We discus...
S1E4: Designing for Delight (with Sabrina Dorsainvil)
In Episode 4, The Move Podcast interviews Sabrina Dorsainvil, Civic Designer and Program Manager at the Boston Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics (...
S1E3: Town Hall for Venting (with Wendell Joseph)
In Episode 3, The Move Podcast interviews Wendell Joseph, a Neighborhood Planner for the City of Cambridge. We discuss what it looks like to be the fr...
S1E2: Human-Centered Border Wall (with Sasha Costanza-Chock)
In Episode 2, The Move Podcast interviews Sasha Costanza-Chock, Associate Professor of Civic Media at MIT. Co-hosts Ceasar and Ayushi talk about what...
S1E1: What is The Move?
Welcome to The Move Podcast Season 1!
This episode kicks off Season 1 by introducing the theme of the season -- How do we build a new civic infr...