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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/8/26 | ![]() Built for the Best Years With Cory Alder✨ | senior livingreal estate development+4 | Corey Alder | Nexus Development CorporationVivante Luxury Senior Living | DallasTurtle Creek+3 | senior livingDallas+5 | — | 41m 29s | |
| 3/19/26 | ![]() Mahiri Takai on Branding, Fatherhood & Building Something That Matters✨ | brandingfatherhood+4 | Mahiri Takai | Cook, Dad, CookWalmart+1 | — | brandingfatherhood+7 | — | 30m 10s | |
| 2/17/26 | ![]() 15 Years of Lockhart Smokehouse & Dallas Momentum✨ | Texas barbecueDallas restaurant scene+4 | Jeff BergusJill Bergus+1 | Lockhart SmokehouseDallas Regional Chamber+1 | Oak Cliff | Lockhart SmokehouseTexas barbecue+6 | — | 27m 56s | |
| 1/12/26 | ![]() Chief Daniel Comeaux on Trust, Training and Recruiting the Next Generation of DPD✨ | public safetypolicing+5 | Daniel C. Comeaux | Dallas Police Department | DallasNorth Texas | Dallas PoliceChief Comeaux+5 | — | 23m 41s | |
| 12/25/25 | ![]() Jingle & Mingle: Holiday Happy Hour (with Jennifer Sanders, Tennell Atkins & Warren von Eschenbach)✨ | holiday traditionslocal leadership+3 | Jennifer SandersTennell Atkins+1 | Dallas Innovation AllianceUNT Dallas | Allyn Worldwide HeadquartersTurtle Creek Village+3 | holidayDallas+5 | — | 29m 47s | |
| 12/2/25 | ![]() The Rise of the Dallas Economy with Cullum Clark✨ | Dallas economyurban growth+4 | Cullum Clark | George W. Bush InstituteSMU Economic Growth Initiative+1 | DallasDallas–Fort Worth+1 | Dallas economyCullum Clark+7 | — | 38m 08s | |
| 10/21/25 | ![]() Barrier Busting with Dallas College’s Dr. Justin Lonon✨ | leadershipeducation+4 | Dr. Justin Lonon | Dallas CollegeDallas City Hall | DallasNorth Texas+1 | Dallas Collegebarrier-busting+5 | — | 32m 45s | |
| 9/19/25 | ![]() Ben Leal and Data for Impact at The Addy Foundation✨ | philanthropynonprofit leadership+4 | Ben Leal | The Addy Foundation | North TexasDallas+1 | Addy FoundationNorth Texas Giving Day+4 | — | 29m 40s | |
| 9/3/25 | ![]() Building Dallas’ Future with Jamee Jolly of The Real Estate Council✨ | commercial real estatehousing challenges+5 | Jamee Jolly | The Real Estate CouncilGreater Dallas Restaurant Association+1 | — | Dallasreal estate+6 | — | 41m 39s | |
| 8/27/25 | ![]() Driving Dallas Forward: Randall Bryant on Transit, Leadership, and Community Impact✨ | TransitLeadership+5 | Randall Bryant | DARTDallas ISD+2 | DallasHamilton Park | DallasDART+6 | — | 42m 40s | |
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| 8/14/25 | ![]() Sip Back and Relax: Inside the Cali Sober Lifestyle with Flip Croft Caderao | Interview Begins @ 8:26In this high-energy episode, hosts Ryan Trimble and Shawn P. Williams sit down with longtime friend and SMU legend Flip Croft Caderao — founder of Cali Sober, the THC-infused mocktail brand shaking up the beverage world.Flip takes us on his unconventional journey from studying theater to running a marketing agency, diving into the cannabis industry and ultimately creating a legal, alcohol-free alternative that’s winning over consumers nationwide.In this Episode:The Cali Sober Lifestyle – what it is and why more people are embracing it over alcoholCannabis 101 – breaking down the differences between hemp, THC, CBD, and marijuanaTexas Politics & THC – how current legislation could reshape the hemp industryHealth & Safety – the benefits and misconceptions about cannabis productsCultural Shifts – why Gen Z is drinking less and exploring new recreational optionsFrom legislative intrigue to lifestyle trends, this episode delivers an insider’s look at a fast-growing industry — along with Flip’s trademark humor and authenticity.📍 Episode Highlights:“Cannabis has killed the same number of people as unicorns this year: zero.” – Flip CaderaoWhy THC drinks are outpacing craft beer and hard seltzersThe role of alcohol distributors in the hemp beverage boomHow shifting social norms are changing the way we party | 43m 39s | ||||||
| 7/28/25 | ![]() Guarding the Guardians: Joe King on Mental Health, Service and Strength in the Ranks | Dallas native and longtime police officer Joe King joins Ryan and Shawn for a candid conversation about mental health in law enforcement, the evolution of officer wellness programs and how his top-ranked podcast is helping bridge the divide between the badge and the community.As a 28-year veteran of the Dallas Police Department and a leader in the Assist the Officer Foundation, Joe is on the frontlines of culture change — challenging stigmas, expanding trauma-informed care and building a support system for officers and their families. He also shares reflections on July 7, 2016, and how that moment continues to shape his mission.Interview begins @ 11:55Key Topics:The evolution of the Dallas Police Department’s Officer Wellness UnitHow ATO’s confidential counseling services are breaking generational stigmasThe mental toll of critical incidents — and why proactive outreach mattersLessons learned from July 7, 2016, and the path forward for officer supportBuilding a nationally recognized podcast that gives voice to untold storiesMore on Joe King & ATO:🌐 Learn more or donate: ATOdallas.org🎙 Listen to ATO’s “Bridging the Divide” on all major podcast platformsHosts: Shawn P. Williams & Ryan TrimbleProducer: Zach Thompson | 44m 26s | ||||||
| 7/23/25 | ![]() The Water Whisperer: David Marquis on Conservation, Culture and the Future of Texas Water | 💧 Episode Summary:In the wake of devastating floods in Texas, Shawn and Ryan sit down with the passionate and multi-talented David Marquis — playwright, environmentalist and author of The River Always Wins. Known as “the water whisperer,” Marquis brings deep insight into Texas’ water challenges and the emotional, cultural and political dimensions of conservation.From personal stories about growing up in Dust Bowl-era Lubbock to advocating for state-level legislation on water reuse, Marquis makes the case that how we treat our water is how we treat our future. Tune in for a conversation that’s urgent, poetic and rich with history, advocacy and vision.Interview Begins @7:29🧠 What You’ll Learn:Why water conservation is personal for David MarquisHow Texas' long-term growth is impacting watersheds and flood patternsThe future of water: filtration, infrastructure and justiceHow Dallas is quietly leading on forward-thinking water policyThe story behind The River Trilogy — and what's nextMore on David:Learn more about The River Always Wins, The River of Goodness and The River of Blessings at theriveralwayswins.comBooks available at Interabang Books, The Wild Detectives and online via Amazon and Powell’sLike What You Heard?Make sure to like, subscribe and review “Deconstructing Dallas” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or any of your favorite podcast platforms. Share with a friend and help us keep climbing those Feedspot rankings!Hosts: Shawn P. Williams & Ryan TrimbleProducer: Zach Thompson | 45m 31s | ||||||
| 7/15/25 | ![]() Greener Dallas, Greater Dallas: Building Parks and Equity with Molly Morgan | 🌳 Episode Summary:In this episode, Shawn and Ryan sit down with Molly Morgan, the Texas Executive Director of the Trust for Public Land, to explore how parks are transforming Dallas communities — one green space at a time. From her early days as a landscape architecture intern to leading multimillion-dollar campaigns, Molly shares how equitable park access is improving quality of life and advancing health, community, and sustainability across the city.Molly also offers insight into the Greener Dallas, Greater Dallas campaign, the restoration of Five Mile Creek, and the opening of Judge Charles R. Rose Park. It's a powerful discussion about the importance of community engagement, mental health, and how even a simple walk in the park can make a lasting difference.Interview Begins @8:00🎧 In This Episode:The rise of Dallas in national ParkScore rankingsMolly’s personal journey as a new mom and the mental health value of nearby parksWhat it took to bring Judge Charles R. Rose Park to lifeHow the Greener Dallas, Greater Dallas campaign is adding 18 new parks and 17 miles of trailsWhy a daily dose of nature can reduce stress, cortisol levels, and health disparitiesThe critical role of community in every phase of park design and implementation📍 Key Takeaways:Dallas has jumped from 54% to 81% of residents with access to a park within 10 minutes.Over $28M in federal funds has been raised for the Five Mile Creek Greenbelt trail.The campaign’s ultimate goal is to provide green space to over 250,000 residents — including 70,000 children.🔗 Learn More:🌐 Trust for Public Land – tpl.org 🌳 Greener Dallas, Greater Dallas – greenerdallas.comHosts: Shawn P. Williams & Ryan TrimbleProducer: Zach Thompson | 36m 20s | ||||||
| 6/17/25 | ![]() Power, Policy and Purpose with Byron Sanders | Interview Begins @ 10:50 mark🎧 Episode Summary:In this high-energy episode, Shawn and Ryan kick things off with a moment of fashion déjà vu — realizing they showed up in coordinated blue blazers (again). That sparks a fun conversation on workplace style, standout accessories and a shoutout to Judge Dominique Torres Williams for suggesting the perfect Jackie Robinson hat for Shawn. From there, the conversation moves into purpose-driven community work, as the hosts recap the ribbon cutting for Judge Charles R. Rose Park and look ahead to Juneteenth celebrations across DFW.Then, it’s on to the main event: a powerful conversation with civic leader and newly elected Dallas ISD Board Trustee Byron Sanders. Byron shares how growing up in Oak Cliff, Pleasant Grove and DeSoto – attending both public and private schools – shaped his calling to bridge opportunity gaps across North and South Dallas. His story is rooted in purpose, fueled by faith, and driven by a mission to bring equity to healthcare, education and leadership in Dallas.Byron dives deep into:Why he founded Arete Health to bring executive-level preventive care to everyday workersThe heartbreaking loss that inspired him to rethink healthcare accessHis decision to run for public office — and why the time was finally rightWhat “Power D5” really means and how he plans to turn that power into impactA bold vision for transforming education to prioritize real-world skills and 21st-century readinessWhether you're a public policy junkie, education advocate or just a fan of good people doing good work — this one’s for you.🧠 Key Topics:Equity in healthcare accessRedefining success in public educationYouth empowerment and systemic changeThe role of partnerships in uplifting underserved communitiesPolicy as a lever for local transformation💥 Notable Quotes:“When you figure out who you are, then your assignments become clear.” “Power already exists in District 5. We just need to build the infrastructure to unleash it.”📲 Connect with Byron:Website: byronsanders.com Arete Health: aretehealth.com Instagram: @byronksanders LinkedIn: Byron K. SandersHosts: Shawn P. Williams & Ryan TrimbleProducer: Zach Thompson | 45m 59s | ||||||
| 6/4/25 | ![]() A Force for Change – CeCe Cox and Resource Center | 🎧 In This Episode: (Interview begins @ 6:35)🏠 Studio Dreams & Summer Adventures:Ryan and Shawn kick things off with visions of a new studio, talk about office refreshes and share a big summer adventure update—including a shout-out to 13-year-old Beckett Potter, who just earned his associate’s degree from Dallas College! A Doogie Howser moment, indeed!🌟 Special Guest: Cece Cox, CEO of Resource CenterCece shares her journey from Oklahoma to Dallas, where she found her home in the LGBTQIA+ community. She discusses the transformative work of Resource Center—from health services to advocacy and education.Resource Center’s Impact: With a $27 million budget and a newly opened affordable housing project for LGBTQIA+ seniors, Resource Center is one of the largest of its kind in the U.S.Facing Challenges: Cece discusses the current threats to health services funding and the rise in discriminatory legislation, and how Resource Center continues to fight back.Lessons from History: Drawing on the HIV/AIDS epidemic of the 1980s, Cece shares how the community’s resilience shapes today’s advocacy and support efforts.New Health Center: Cece unveils Resource Center Health—a one-stop shop for inclusive, accessible healthcare services, including PrEP, primary care, nutrition programs, and more.A Message of Hope: Cece’s advice to young LGBTQIA+ individuals: “There are a lot of people who care about you. Live your best life.”🎉 Local Spotlight:Shout-out to Netflix’s breakout star Michael Cooper Jr. for his role in Forever—a reminder of the incredible local talent shining on the national stage.🔗 Connect with Resource Center:Website: myresourcecenter.orgPhone: (214) 521-5124Social: Instagram & Facebook: @myresourcecenter 📢 Share the Podcast:Like what you heard? Help us grow: Share with a friend, family member, or colleague Leave us a 5-star review on your favorite podcast platform Subscribe for more stories that celebrate Dallas’ people and communities | 31m 19s | ||||||
| 5/28/25 | ![]() Parks, Progress & Passion with John Jenkins | 🏞️ Episode OverviewIn this inspiring episode, Ryan and Shawn sit down with longtime friend and Director of Dallas Park and Recreation Department John Jenkins to talk about the incredible progress of Dallas Parks and Recreation. From a rising national ParkScore to summer programming that changes lives, this episode celebrates the green spaces that bring Dallas together and the man helping lead that charge.Interview begins at 6:40✨ HighlightsDallas ranks #34 nationally in the Trust for Public Land’s ParkScore — now with 81% of residents living within a 10-minute walk of a park.John Jenkins reflects on 32 years of service and his rise through the Dallas Park system.Updates on major park developments: Southern Gateway (now Hensley Park), Bachman Lake enhancements, Glendale Park renovation, and more.The impact of recreational programs and summer camps, especially for underserved youth and therapeutic programs.Jenkins' vision for equity and inclusivity: making every park feel like a “backyard” and every rec center like a “country club.”🛠️ Featured ProjectsSouthern Gateway Park (Hensley Park)Oak Cliff’s Glendale Park RenovationBachman Lake Skatepark & Aquatics CenterSpraygrounds & pickleball courts (now over 70!)East Dallas’ Willie B. Johnson Recreation Center transformation🎧 Listen & SubscribeAvailable on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.📲 Stay ConnectedLearn more: DallasParks.org Follow: @DallasParkRec on social media | 30m 01s | ||||||
| 4/17/25 | ![]() Wil McCall: Building Communities and Leaders from the Inside Out | How do you turn a bold vision into lasting change?In this inspiring episode of Deconstructing Dallas, hosts Shawn Williams and Ryan Trimble sit down with Wil McCall, President of the Dallas Leadership Foundation, for a powerful conversation on transformational leadership and grassroots impact.Before diving into the interview, Shawn and Ryan catch up on a few local highlights—from the futuristic Walmart drone delivery system to Dallas College’s exciting involvement in Dallas Fashion MonthThen, Wil McCall joins the conversation to share his incredible journey: from climbing the corporate ladder to answering a higher calling—leading faith-rooted initiatives that uplift and empower Dallas neighborhoods. Wil talks about why relational capital is the real game-changer, how to build trust in underserved communities, and how faith, mentorship and servant leadership are key to building a lasting legacy.Stick around after the interview as Shawn and Ryan reflect on the hometown Texas Rangers’ first weeks of the season and hopes of another World Series bid.This episode is packed with wisdom, laughs, and a reminder that leadership starts from the inside out.🕒 Interview Begins: 8:59In This Episode:✨ Why Wil McCall left the corporate world to lead through faith✨ The mission and hands-on impact of Dallas Leadership Foundation✨ How trust—and not just money—builds stronger communities✨ The power of mentorship, legacy, and lifting up the next generation✨ And... will Shawn and Ryan make it to a Rangers day gameGet Involved:🏢 Dallas Leadership Foundation- https://www.dlftx.org/ 📲 Follow DLF on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn | 37m 17s | ||||||
| 3/5/25 | ![]() Environmental Justice Advocate Marsha Jackson is Moving Mountains Around the World | Description:What happens when a massive pile of toxic waste shows up in your backyard—and no one seems to care? Dr. Marsha Jackson found herself at the center of an environmental justice battle when "Shingle Mountain" loomed over her southern Dallas neighborhood. Join hosts Shawn Williams and Ryan Trimble for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Jackson, Founder & Executive Director of Southern Sector Rising, as she shares her journey from Corporate America to becoming a nationally recognized environmental justice advocate.In this episode, Dr. Jackson takes us inside her six-year fight to secure zoning changes for Floral Farms, the devastating impact of industrial pollution on her neighborhood and her vision for a community park and improved infrastructure. Her advocacy extends beyond Dallas—she’s taking the fight to the global stage, including an upcoming trip to Italy for the Global Climate Reparation Summit.Plus, Ryan and Shawn reflect on a recent local policy debate and share a few thoughts on how Dallas is handling zoning and environmental justice issues citywide. They also take a moment to spotlight Kiwanis Pancake Days, a beloved tradition in Paris, Texas. Could these be the best pancakes in the state? Tune in and decide for yourself!In This Episode:How Dr. Jackson took on Shingle Mountain and won a critical rezoning battleThe health and environmental hazards her community facedWhy environmental justice is a racial justice issue—and what needs to changeThe power of grassroots activism, media attention and legal actionDr. Jackson’s commitment to cleaner, healthier communities, locally and internationallyInterview Begins: 7:46Resources & Links:🌎 Learn more about Southern Sector Rising here📲 Follow Southern Sector Rising on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedInGet Involved:Dr. Jackson and her team are always looking for volunteers and supporters! If you want to help make a difference, visit Southern Sector Rising’s website or reach out via social media.🎧 Tune In & Subscribe:Don’t miss this powerful episode of Deconstructing Dallas! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform, and follow us on social media for more stories of impact and leadership. | 31m 06s | ||||||
| 2/26/25 | ![]() A Bold New Era for Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas and Jennifer Bartkowski | Stepping into the frostiest stretch of the Dallas winter, Deconstructing Dallas hosts Ryan Trimble and Shawn Williams kick off the episode in style—Ryan sporting an SMU beanie from Young Kings Clothing and Shawn wrapped in a vintage Texas A&M bomber jacket. After swapping stories about surprise snow flurries and icy roads, they sit down with Jennifer Bartkowski, the dynamic CEO of Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas.A lifelong Girl Scout herself, Jennifer shares her inspiring journey from selling cookies as a young girl to leading the organization into a bold new era. She highlights the innovative STEM initiatives at the state-of-the-art STEM Center and the exhilarating outdoor adventure camps that empower girls to dream big. Jennifer also delves into the transformative power of the Girl Scout Cookie program, which not only funds troop activities but cultivates entrepreneurial skills that shape confident leaders. As she outlines the organization's strategic vision to remain a premier destination for young women’s leadership, Jennifer passionately highlights the importance of single-gender spaces where girls can truly thrive.To wrap up, Ryan and Shawn debate their favorite Girl Scout cookies and also break down SMU’s first year in the ACC and Texas A&M’s strong basketball season.Tune in to discover how you can get involved—whether by volunteering, donating, or indulging in those irresistible cookies—and make a lasting impact on the lives of girls across Northeast Texas.Connect:gsnetx.orgInterview begins 7:20 | 33m 21s | ||||||
| 2/19/25 | ![]() Dallas Sports Are Scoring Big With with Monica Paul | The dynamic duo of Ryan Trimble and Shawn Williams are back for an electrifying 8th season of Deconstructing Dallas! After being named one of the Top 20 podcasts (#17) in the city, they’re ready to deliver another lineup of can't-miss episodes.Interview starts at 10:00In this season premiere, Ryan sits down with Monica Paul, the Executive Director of the Dallas Sports Commission, who’s been pivotal in transforming Dallas into a premier sports destination. She delves into the Dallas Sports Commission's triple threat mission: attracting major sporting events, positioning Dallas as a global sports hub and leveraging these events to give back to the community. She also highlights some unforgettable moments, including hosting the NCAA Women’s Final Four and the NHL Winter Classic at the iconic Cotton Bowl.The conversation then turns to the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will bring 9 matches—the most of any host city—and an estimated $1.5-$2.1 billion economic impact to the region. She breaks down the massive operational efforts underway, from transportation logistics to sustainability initiatives, as Dallas prepares to welcome the world’s biggest sporting event.Building on this momentum, they explore the explosive growth of youth sports in Dallas, particularly the booming soccer scene, and how the World Cup presents a unique opportunity to invest in the next generation of athletes. Plus, they discuss the impact of SMU’s move to the ACC and the increased visibility it brings to the university and the city.Get ready, because this episode is a slam dunk for any sports fan or Dallas enthusiast. Ryan and Shawn have set the bar high for Season 8, and Deconstructing Dallas is poised for its most exciting season yet.Learn more about the Dallas Sports CommisionStay up to date with FIFA 2026Check out Feedspot's 80 Best Dallas Podcasts | 37m 47s | ||||||
| 12/6/24 | ![]() Around the Pitch with Dallas Trinity FC's Charlie Neil | This week on Deconstructing Dallas, Ryan Trimble and Shawn Williams dive into recent milestones, including a $10 million gift to the Law Enforcement Training Center, a succcessful event hosted by The Loop Dallas and exciting news about Molly Morgan stepping into her role as Texas State Director for Trust for Public Land. Our hosts are joined by Charlie Neil, President and Founder of Dallas Trinity FC, who shares his inspiring journey from athlete to entrepreneur. Discover how this new women’s professional soccer team is hitting the target by empowering women, championing youth development and conecting with the South Dallas community.The convesations turns to Dallas Trinity FC playing at the historic Cotton Bowl and how Dallas is becoming a hub for the future of women’s sports.Interview Begins at the 6:26 Follow @DallasTrinityFC for updates and join the movement!Connect with Us on Instagram:Ryan Trimble: @rtrimble15Shawn Williams: @shawnpwilliamsAllyn Media: @allynmedia | 36m 17s | ||||||
| 11/14/24 | ![]() Chelsie Kramer on Texas and American Immigration | In this episode of Deconstructing Dallas, Ryan Trimble and Shawn Williams explore the role of immigration in the state’s economy and also discuss wildlife conservation. Ryan reflects on his recent Dallas Morning News column advocating for the reintroduction of ocelots in South Texas, emphasizing the importance of creating conservation strategies that balance wildlife protection with sustainable land use.Our hosts are then joined by Chelsie Kramer, Texas State Organizer for the American Immigration Council, who offers valuable insights into the economic contributions of immigration. Chelsie explains how immigrants make up 17% of the state’s population but 21% of its workforce, contributing billions in tax revenue and bolstering Texas’ economy. She also discusses the need for secure borders and legal pathways to support workforce demands and strengthen border communities.Chelsie further tackles the challenges of misinformation surrounding immigration, sharing her experiences and advocating for fact-based, pro-immigration advocacy. She also outlines her vision for immigration reform, including expanding visa categories to address labor shortages in sectors like agriculture and warehousing.Tune in for an in-depth discussion on how conservation and immigration are integral to Texas’ future and the policies that can help drive sustainable growth for both wildlife and communities across the state.@immcouncil@chelsielkramertximpact.org | 33m 18s | ||||||
| 10/31/24 | ![]() Harrison Blair Continues a Family's Legacy in Dallas | In this episode, Ryan Trimble and Shawn Williams chat with the president of the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce, Harrison Blair, who shares insights into his family's history in Dallas, including ties to Negro League Baseball and community advocacy. Harrison discusses the chamber’s significant growth, expanding from 100 to over 900 members, and highlights key initiatives like a $25,000 micro-lending program with VISTA Bank and a $141,000 grant program launched in 2020. The conversation also covers ambitious plans for the future, such as increasing membership to 3,000, transforming MLK Boulevard into a business district, and establishing a flagship office.In addition, the episode highlights the chamber's upcoming Cowboy Couture Gala on December 12, which will provide a major opportunity for networking and community support.Shawn and Ryan also get a surprise "call" from a longtime listener who has a bone to pick with one (or both) of them. Support Alpha Merit Group:Check out the Alpha Merit Group fundraising video dicussed in the episode and produced by Allyn Media. Consider donating to support education and mentorship for young men of color here.Connect with Shawn and Ryan on instagram:@rtrimble15@shawnpwilliams | 47m 55s | ||||||
| 10/1/24 | ![]() Dallas Economic Development Corporation's Linda McMahon Looking Forward | In this episode of Deconstructing Dallas, our guest is Linda McMahon, the inaugural CEO of the Dallas Economic Development Corporation (EDC). Linda shares her journey from growing up on military bases to becoming a key leader in Dallas’ economic development.Shawn and Ryan talk to their friend Linda about her work at The Real Estate Council, including her role with the Grow South Fund and the pivotal investments that are transforming Southern Dallas. Linda also sheds light on the future of commercial real estate post-pandemic, disucces the importance of in-office culture, and speaks on how Dallas can continue to thrive as interest rates begin to change. As she discusses the mission of the EDC, the conversation explores the efforts to diversify Dallas' economy by focusing on key industries and development opportunities around transit hubs and Southern Dallas. Dallas Economic Development Corp. Website | 35m 02s | ||||||
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