What does it take to make Miami work for the people who live here? Gloria Romero Roses explores housing, transit, child care, and elder care as one connected cost of living.
Who gets to be an art collector? Felicia Frazier, founder of Dolly and Oz Presents, explores making galleries welcoming and helping emerging artists find their audience.
What helps a neighborhood evolve without losing what makes it special? Juan Mullerat of Plusurbia Design explores Wynwood, Little Havana, The Underline, and the Shoreline.
Why do talented young people struggle to land a first opportunity? Bryan Soudrain explores access, mentorship, and the relationships that open doors.
Can entrepreneurship be taught? Stephanie Carvajalino explores the entrepreneurial mindset, learning by doing, and building opportunity for young people.
What keeps a neighborhood’s history alive? Regina Grace, a 50-year member of Martin Memorial AME, traces Richmond Heights’ roots and the church that anchors it.
What does it take to leave a stable career and build something that feels more like you? Karina Alegre explores confidence, creative work, and turning visibility into opportunity.
When a crisis hits, what has your organization already done to earn people’s trust? George Haj explores credibility, journalism, and communicating when the stakes are high.
How can a small business use AI without overspending or exposing sensitive information? Manny Barrinat shares a practical approach to technology, security, and adapting to change.
What does it take to build a creative life in Miami? Isabella Bru explores artistic practice, the business behind the work, and the city as creative material.
How do the spaces inside a city shape people and business? Heidi Roberts explores furniture, workplace culture, and designing environments that last.
What really makes a construction project work in South Florida? George Abadie explores planning, communication, and the relationships that keep a project moving.
How do you bring arts education to more young people? Alan Valladares explains how Arts Access Miami connects organizations and schools across the city.
What do entrepreneurs need beyond a desk? Joy St. Clair shares how she built Co-Space Miami Gardens as a place to work, connect, and belong.
How can music education change a student’s path? Sammy Gonzalez Zeira and Zachary Larmer of Young Musicians Unite discuss school partnerships and making access last.
What do immigrant families need to build a life here? Felipe Pinzón and Kathy Gallego of Hispanic Unity of Florida discuss stability, opportunity, and belonging.
How does an artist find a new purpose? Ricky G traces a path from decades of tattooing through a serious health crisis to painting, books, and community workshops.
How did $50 cleanings become a citywide business? Rodney McGilvery traces how he built Dream Clean into a commercial cleaning company serving South Florida.
