In this special bonus episode, we sit down with Dr. Brent Musson—a public policy specialist, real estate development professional, and three-time Altadena Town Council member—for an in-depth conversation about Altadena’s rich history, the legacy of Black homeownership, and the challenges that residents face after the Eaton Fire.

 He explains how decades-old policies continue to impact rebuilding efforts today, and why protecting Altadena’s legacy is more urgent than ever.Through his personal stories and professional expertise, Dr. Musson offers a blueprint for resilience, rebuilding, and what it truly means to fight for the soul of a community.

In this special bonus episode, we sit down with Dr. Brent Musson&mdash;a public policy specialist, real estate development professional, and three-time Altadena Town Council member&mdash;for an in-depth conversation about Altadena&rsquo;s rich history, the legacy of Black homeownership, and the challenges that residents face after the Eaton Fire.
&nbsp;He explains how decades-old policies continue to impact rebuilding efforts today, and why protecting Altadena&rsquo;s legacy is more urgent than ever.Through his personal stories and professional expertise, Dr. Musson offers a blueprint for resilience, rebuilding, and what it truly means to fight for the soul of a community.

“To Altadena, With Love” is A Five-Part Series on Resilience, History, and Rebuilding, blends history, education, and personal stories to highlight Altadena’s legacy and the devastating impact of the Eaton Fire. Through firsthand accounts, we explore the fight to rebuild—not just homes, but a community that has survived against all odds. This series honors the people who built this community, the history they fought to preserve, and the future they refuse to let go of. “To Altadena, with Love” was created and produced by Black Information Network News Anchor Mimi Brown

&ldquo;To Altadena, With Love&rdquo; is A Five-Part Series on Resilience, History, and Rebuilding, blends history, education, and personal stories to highlight Altadena&rsquo;s legacy and the devastating impact of the Eaton Fire. Through firsthand accounts, we explore the fight to rebuild&mdash;not just homes, but a community that has survived against all odds. This series honors the people who built this community, the history they fought to preserve, and the future they refuse to let go of. &ldquo;To Altadena, with Love&rdquo; was created and produced by Black Information Network News Anchor Mimi Brown

To Altadena, With Love

Bonus Episode:  The Roots of Altadena: Policy, Power, and Black Homeownership 

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