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The MSU Center for Community and Economic Development podcast is aimed at providing outreach to community members and students throughout the state of Michigan.
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S6 Ep6: Transforming Tomorrow Together... Today - Dr. Rex LaMore Retirement (opens the original)
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On this episode of Transforming Tomorrow Together... Today, Mary ZumBrunnen interviews Dr. Rex LaMore, retired Director Emeritus of the Center for Community and Economic Development. Together, they discuss his decades of experience in the field of urban and regional community and economic development, his creation of the field of Domicology, and what he is taking away from nearly 60 years of giving back.
S6 Ep5: Transforming Tomorrow Together... Today - Building Circular Economic Systems for Tomorrow's Communities Part III (opens the original)
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On this episode of Transforming Tomorrow Together Today, Mary ZumBrunnen completes the three-part interview with CityCraft Foundation founder and board chair, John L. Knott, Jr., as well as Melissa Hall, systems and operations strategist, and Brent Forsberg, a Michigan-based development leader with over 25 years of experience in real estate investment and community revitalization, about the Southwest Lansing Regenerative Roadmap, the Lansing Growth Fund as well as what's next for circular econom
S6 Ep4: Transforming Tomorrow Together... Today - Building Circular Economic Systems for Tomorrow's Communities Part II (opens the original)
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On this episode of Transforming Tomorrow Together Today, Mary ZumBrunnen continues the three-part interview with CityCraft Foundation founder and board chair, John L. Knott, Jr., as well as Melissa Hall, systems and operations strategist, and Brent Forsberg, a Michigan-based development leader with over 25 years of experience in real estate investment and community revitalization, about the Southwest Lansing Regenerative Roadmap, the Lansing Growth Fund as well as what's next for circular econom
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