Carolina Reid's guest appearances

Carolina Reid

The Beauty of Conflict

Eden Housing

UCLA Housing Voice

Dana Cuff

Nolan Gray

Adam Millard-Ball

Rob Collinson

Chua Beng Huat

Michael Manville

Michael Hankinson

Jacob Faber

Eva Rosen

Prentiss Dantzler

Evan Mast

OwlTail

“We are at a point in Los Angeles and California, where we are seeing the population plateau or even decline for the first time since the 18th century. That is not only a statistical change it is a shift in how we define ourselves and our civic identity.” So says Christopher Hawthorne, one of many housing experts interviewed for a recently report published by the California 100 initiative. What are we going to do about it? In this final episode of season one, Shane is joined by Dana Cuff of UCLA cityLAB and Carolina Reid of UC Berkeley’s Terner Center to talk about their new report (co-authored with the Lewis Center). It outlines the facts that define California’s housing crisis, the history that got us here, and a vision for a more affordable, inclusive, socially and environmentally just future. The report calls for increased homebuilding and a greater emphasis on housing’s role in promoting the public good, not just private gain. Without both, California will fall short of its aspirations, and the rest of the U.S. may follow it down a path to worsening affordability, rising housing instability and homelessness, and declining economic and environmental sustainability.

“We are at a point in Los Angeles and California, where we are seeing the population plateau or even decline for the first time since the 18th century. That is not only a statistical change it is a shift in how we define ourselves and our civic identity.” So says Christopher Hawthorne, one of many housing experts interviewed for a recently report published by the California 100 initiative. What are we going to do about it? In this final episode of season one, Shane is joined by Dana Cuff of UCLA cityLAB and Carolina Reid of UC Berkeley’s Terner Center to talk about their new report (co-authored with the Lewis Center). It outlines the facts that define California’s housing crisis, the history that got us here, and a vision for a more affordable, inclusive, socially and environmentally just future. The report calls for increased homebuilding and a greater emphasis on housing’s role in promoting the public good, not just private gain. Without both, California will fall short of its aspirations, and the rest of the U.S. may follow it down a path to worsening affordability, rising housing instability and homelessness, and declining economic and environmental sustainability.

Ep 26: The Future of Housing in California — and the Nation — with Dana Cuff and Carolina Reid

With a very special guest, CrisMarie and Susan go through a wonderful conversation about those things that are often not talked about and kept kind of a secret. Carolina Reid, their niece, joins them and shares her perspective and reflections on her own family’s history regarding Susan’s book: Crazy, Cracked, Warm, and Deep. They also encourage you to find out which activities help you digest emotions, events, and whatever crosses your mind. No one knows why some topics are taboo for a person, but what we know is that we can slowly start talking about them. For the full transcript, show notes, and resources, visit us at https://www.thriveinc.com/post/taboo-topics-how-to-talk-about-them-special-guest-carolina-reid

With a very special guest, CrisMarie and Susan go through a wonderful conversation about those things that are often not talked about and kept kind of a secret. Carolina Reid, their niece, joins them and shares her perspective and reflections on her own family’s history regarding Susan’s book: Crazy, Cracked, Warm, and Deep. They also encourage you to find out which activities help you digest emotions, events, and whatever crosses your mind. No one knows why some topics are taboo for a person, but what we know is that we can slowly start talking about them. For the full transcript, show notes, and resources, visit us at <a href="https://www.thriveinc.com/post/taboo-topics-how-to-talk-about-them-special-guest-carolina-reid" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thriveinc.com/post/taboo-topics-how-to-talk-about-them-special-guest-carolina-reid</a>

Taboo Topics: How To Talk About Them - Special Guest: Carolina Reid

In this episode of the Affordable Housing Podcast, brought to you by Eden Housing, host Joanne Greene speaks to Carolina Reid, Assistant Professor in the Department of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley, and Faculty Research Advisor at the Terner Center for Housing Innovation. Professor Reid shares findings from the Terner Center's latest report, "Recession and Recovery: The Critical Role of Housing Assistance in Promoting Economic Security for Low-Income Households."  The analysis is the first to track changes in the incomes of residents living in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit-funded properties over time using longitudinal data for residents living in Eden Housing properties between 2003 and 2019.  Read the full report at https://ternercenter.berkeley.edu/recession-and-recovery-housing-assistance

In this episode of the Affordable Housing Podcast, brought to you by Eden Housing, host Joanne Greene speaks to Carolina Reid, Assistant Professor in the Department of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley, and Faculty Research Advisor at the Terner Center for Housing Innovation. Professor Reid shares findings from the Terner Center's latest report, "Recession and Recovery: The Critical Role of Housing Assistance in Promoting Economic Security for Low-Income Households." The analysis is the first to track changes in the incomes of residents living in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit-funded properties over time using longitudinal data for residents living in Eden Housing properties between 2003 and 2019. Read the full report at <a href="https://ternercenter.berkeley.edu/recession-and-recovery-housing-assistance" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ternercenter.berkeley.edu/recession-and-recovery-housing-assistance</a>