# The Biscuit Podcast - July 3, 2019 - Charlotte is Creative

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> Updated: 2019-09-26T19:32:11+00:00
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> Categories: Podcasts | Contributors: Andy Goh

This week on The Biscuit Podcast, producer Andy Goh talks with $han Wallace, artist in residence at The Roll-Up in the Camp Greene community about her work and plans while she's living here. In the second part, Jonathan McFadden speaks with Dr. Willie Griffin, staff historian at Levine Museum of the New South, about urban renewal -- its long-term (and ongoing) -- impact on Charlotteans, particularly black Charlotteans. This podcast is paired with Jonathan's story below.

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On today’s podcast, we’ve got two segments that you’re going to want to listen to.

In the first segment, we profile **$han Wallace** a photographer from Baltimore who is in residency at **The Roll Up,**a project exploring economic improvement through people, community arts, and creative strategies in the Camp Greene community until November. In a new monthly segment, you’ll hear in the first episode of each month, we’ll check in with $han to see how she’s spending her time in the Queen City. We’ll get to know her, her thoughts about the city, her art and the impact she’s making in the community.

In the second segment, writer **Jonathan McFadden** sits down with Levine Museum of the New South staff historian **Dr. Willie Griffin** for the first in a three-part series diving into Charlotte’s history of gentrification, how it affects us today, and how we’ll deal with it in the future. This is part of an ongoing series about the forces affecting the spaces Charlotte creatives use to do their work.