City Paper‘s housing reporter Morgan Baskin has been writing about D.C.’s public housing stock for months, covering the conditions in those units and the dire updates they need. She joins host Will Warren to talk about the DC Housing Authority and the uncertain future thousands of its residents face.
Warren also looks at the week’s news, which includes deep dives into Union Kitchen’s accelerator and the people and organizations that donated to Mayor Muriel Bowser‘s inaugural committee.
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Stories in this episode:
Bowser’s Inaugural Committee Took in Nearly $1 Million in Seven Weeks
Food Entrepreneurs Have Much to Weigh Before Tying Their Fates to Union Kitchen’s Accelerator
Spring Arts & Entertainment Guide 2019
What Life Is Like—Still—In D.C.’s Public Housing
Nearly One-Third of the City’s Public Housing Stock Is at Risk of Becoming Uninhabitable
DCHA Says Thousands of Units Are Nearly Uninhabitable. Tenants Want to Know: What’s Next?
Music for this episode was by Lee Rosevere and Jahzzar used under the Creative Commons license.