Order in the Court! The Lawsuit Has Been Filed, 30 minutes with Penfield Tate and Jeff Fard
Table of contents
00:00:00 Introduction
00:03:13 Interview with Penfield Tate about lawsuit
01:02:43 Discussion about DIA
Order In The Court!
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Tag Archives: Jeff Fard
Jeff Fard Interviews SOS Denver Steering Committee Member Sandy Robnett
Jeff Fard intervied Sandy Robnett on Feb 9 2021 following the SOSDenver Press Conference.
Jeff Fard Interviews Tony Pigford
Jeff Fard and Ken Ho Interview
Jeff Fard interviews Ken Ho from Westside Development regarding the Park Hill Golf Course. Also appearing in the video are Norman Harris and Ty Hubbard who represent The Holleran Group who have joined the redevelopment ownership team. Oct 23 2020
Penfield Tate and Jeff Fard Discuss The Park Hill Golf Course
Great conversation on September 2 2020
Postings of Recent Brother Jeff [Fard] Videos
Multimedia journalist, historian and community organizer Brother Jeff [Jeff Fard; brotherjeff.com]] has produced two recent videos in his online “Say It Loud” show featuring powerful interviews about the future of the Park Hill Golf Course land and its perpetual open space conservation easement.
In this most recent episode, Aug 4, Dr Calderon linked the homeless crisis to the inaction by Hancock and Herndon, using PHGC land issue and the charter amendment as a lens focusing on why this is a city-wide issue.
These Brother Jeff interview videos follow his November 2019 interview with Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca regarding the Park Hill Golf Course land.
You can find the videos of his interviews with Tony Pigford and Leslie Twarogowski using the following links:
Brother Jeff has also produced two in-depth and thought-provoking videos that chronicle his insights into gentrification while walking in and around two recent northeast Denver real estate development projects: (1) the Park Hill Commons and Fairfax Row development project on the east side of the 2800 block of Fairfax Street and (2) the Skyland Village development project on the old East Denver YMCA property at 3540 East 31st Avenue. Join Brother Jeff as he shares his experiences and observations about gentrification while touring these properties. We thank Brother Jeff Fard for allowing us to share these videos.