# Nina Idemudia
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#116 Center for Neighborhood Technology: Planning with People and Purpose
In this episode, Nina Idemudia, Chief Executive Officer at the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT), shares her powerful journey from Detroit to leading one of the US’s most community-focused, data-driven organisations. She discusses equitable urban planning, transportation justice, housing res…
Urban Planner Reveals The Real Reason Communities Fail - Ep. 174 w/ Nina Idemudia
What Up Doe?! In this episode of the Black Fridays Podcast, we sit down with Nina Idemudia, founder of A Planner with a Purpose, to talk about building a career rooted in purpose, community, and doing things on your own terms. Nina shares how her background in urban planning, leadership in national…
Track 03 | Video Phone
In this episode, Dayna and Nina are joined by Jasmine Jones-Bynes of 4 Degrees to the Streets and Jermaine Ruffin of Streets Are Planning for a layered conversation on media literacy in the digital age. Together, they unpack what it means to navigate today’s information ecosystem—where headlines mo…
Institutions, Power, Money, and Community
Hey yall! Welcome back to the Four Degrees to the Streets Podcast! This episode is about Institutions, as both structured and tangible organizations like universities and churches and as societal and human practices like capitalism and marriage.
Queen Tone Podcast x The Streets Are Planning Podcas…
Stronger Together
In this episode, Jermaine is joined by Jasmine Jones-Bynes of 4 Degrees to the Streets podcast, along with Dayna Cole and Nina Idemudia of Queen Tone podcast to explore how planners can navigate the work and the intergenerational experiences that can divide or bring together Black Urban Planners. L…
Stronger Together
In this episode, Jermaine is joined by Jasmine Jones-Bynes of 4 Degrees to the Streets podcast, along with Dayna Cole and Nina Idemudia of Queen Tone podcast to explore how planners can navigate the work and the intergenerational experiences that can divide or bring together Black Urban Planners. L…
How to Fix Chicago’s Housing & Transit Problems with Nina Idemudia
What would it actually take to fix Chicago’s biggest challenges?
In this episode of Notes from Chicago, the CEO of Center for Neighborhood Technology, Nina Idemudia breaks down real, actionable solutions, from accessory dwelling units (ADUs) to bus rapid transit. She explains why change might be cl…
Storms And Flooding Are Only Getting Worse. Here’s What You Can Do
Flooding has persistently plagued Chicago, the city famously built on a swamp. However, as storms become more severe and more frequent, residents will likely have to deal with flooded basements, streets and other damage more often.
With climate change driving worsening weather, Chicagoans are ro…
The South Side, ICE Resistance & House Music: A Chicago Love Letter
Chicago is a city of two truths: deep love and real weight, often in the same breath. In this final mini-episode from our summer archive series, we're revisiting five conversations that capture both sides of the story.
Chris Smith makes the case for exploring the South Side beyond Hyde Park. Dr. Mi…
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