Milo Lorenzana and Teresa Montero are just two of the dozens of
people who've been driving an arts renaissance in Barrio Logan.
Their most recent project is the redevelopment of an old building
on Logan Avenue where they've opened a coffee shop and leased out
the rest of the space in the building to a record store, an art
school, a vintage shop and other small locally owned businesses.
Milo and Bucky are wary of all the outside developers setting up
shop in Barrio Logan right now. But they, too, have stepped into
the role of developers themselves now, so they're being extra
careful with how they go about things. They want to be the change
they want to see happen throughout the rest of their
neighborhood. 

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Milo Lorenzana and Teresa Montero are just two of the dozens of
people who've been driving an arts renaissance in Barrio Logan.
Their most recent project is the redevelopment of an old building
on Logan Avenue where they've opened a coffee shop and leased out
the rest of the space in the building to a record store, an art
school, a vintage shop and other small locally owned businesses.
Milo and Bucky are wary of all the outside developers setting up
shop in Barrio Logan right now. But they, too, have stepped into
the role of developers themselves now, so they're being extra
careful with how they go about things. They want to be the change
they want to see happen throughout the rest of their
neighborhood. </p>

Culturecast is Voice of San Diego's podcast about arts and culture in the San Diego region. In the first season, host Kinsee Morlan will zero in on Barrio Logan and the tension between the locally driven DIY arts renaissance and the new wave of outside developers setting up shop in the neighborhood.

A local arts and culture podcast from Voice of San Diego

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Milo Lorenzana and Teresa Montero are just two of the dozens of
people who've been driving an arts renaissance in Barrio Logan.
Their most recent project is the redevelopment of an old building
on Logan Avenue where they've opened a coffee shop and...