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Episode 5 - Building Booms and Noisy Rooms: Music in Urban Development
In Episode 5 of Stumptown Soundcheck, host Jamie Dunphy delves into the intersection of music, development, and public policy in Portland. Joined by guests Brian Wannamaker, a local developer known for his support of the arts, and Thomas Fang, an educator and board member of the Synth Library Portland, they discuss the challenges that Portland's music scene faces in the wake of rapid urban development and post-pandemic changes. The episode highlights the importance of preserving musical and cultural assets amidst urban development, the need for supportive policies, and the role of developers in creating spaces that cater to the arts community. Tune in to uncover how music intersects with community dynamics, and the significance of advocacy for our vibrant music community.