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Untangled Roots
Brandt Williams

Ep. 10 The future of ethnic enclaves

Untangled Roots Podcast
Untangled Roots Podcast
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Economist Bruce Corrie discusses ways that cities can help secure the viability of these vital community assets. He says incubators and cross-cultural collaborations are possible options. Corrie also says St. Paul cannot afford to lose an enclave like Little Mekong, which contains a variety of southeast Asian-owned businesses. With co hosts Brandt Williams and Jonathan Rabb.

Untangled Roots was made possible in part with funds from the Legacy Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Subscribe on Spotify, Apple, NPR One or wherever you listen to podcasts.

This activity is made possible in part by the Minnesota Legacy Amendment's Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.