You're listening to Ted Talk's Daily, I'm Elise Hugh, and the housing market is pretty

vexing to me as some neighborhoods get ridiculously expensive, pricing out and displacing long-time

dwellers while other neighborhoods have historic homes just sitting vacant and without demand.

Equitable housing developer, Breed Jones, has found a way to rebuild forgotten housing,

support home buyers, and transform communities along the way.

Pretty exciting, right?

She shares how in her talk from the Ted 2022 stage.

That's after the break.

Hey, I'm Stephen Johnson, host of the Ted Interview Podcast.

On this show, we talk to some of the world's most interesting people.

On the latest episode, researcher and activist, Zaru J. Aramak talks about her nationwide

campaign for a fair wage in the service industry.

We're in a very historic moment where after 160 years of this wage structure lasting

since emancipation, it is finally being rejected by millions of workers.

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Picture this.

You have the opportunity to own a beautiful home in a historic neighborhood with deep cultural

roots designed by some of the best urban planners in the world, all in a charming waterfront

city.

You'd want to live here, right?

But what if I told you that this home was in an area of Baltimore called the Black Butter

Five?

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