Third Space Indy

Third Space Indy strives to connect people to their neighbors, inspire people to learn about their community, and drive action in those communities to create the lived environment those people want to exist within. Third Space Indy is not a podcast, but an ideal to work towards in an effort to make the places we live more intertwined with the values of creating safe, comfortable, and livable spaces for everyone. More info at thirdspaceindy.com Support the show at support.thirdspaceindy.com

Third Space Indy is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 70 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Third Space Indy, a health show with 70 episodes published.

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  Episode #68

  To Be Cringe is to Be Free with Brianna Garr-Bland

  Aug 16, 20261h 4mS1

  This week, I sat down with Brianna Garr-Bland, AKA DJ BriMix, at Blue Mind Coffee to talk about public transit, third spaces, and everything in between. Bri talked about how she got into DJing, why she loves riding the bus by choice, and how Blue Mind became her go-to community spot. We also got into why more people should give the bus a shot, and what it really means to have a third space in your life. I really enjoyed chatting with Bri today about buses, DJing, and community, and beyond. I hope you enjoy. City Rising — cityrising.org Jennasen — "Scared Rabbit" 00:00 Cold Open 01:17 Intro 02:24 Meet Bri 05:24 Choice Riders 08:35 Live Music 10:08 DJ Origin Story 16:53 Blue Mind Community 35:07 Transit Influencing 39:11 Walking & Biking 48:57 Canned Questions 57:00 Bus News & Closing

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  Episode #67

  Vulnerability at the Local Climbing Chapel with Jai-Lyn Norwood - Indy Black Climbers

  Aug 9, 20261h 8mS1

  This week, I sat down with Jai-Lyn Norwood, the founder of Indy Black Climbers, at North Mass Boulder. We talked about how she came into climbing, why she started a group focused on getting more Black climbers into the sport, and what it's been like building that kind of representation in a space that hasn't always had it. We also got into vulnerability, teaching third grade, losing her mom this past year, and a good amount of summer camp nostalgia. I hope you enjoy. City Rising — cityrising.org Jennasen — "Scared Rabbit" TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Cold Open 1:40 – Intro 2:58 – Meet Jai-Lyn 5:07 – Falling for Climbing 12:12 – Community & Serendipity 15:31 – Diversity & Representation 27:57 – Third Space Question 29:14 – On Vulnerability 34:26 – Life Outside Climbing 40:14 – On Teaching & Loss 52:01 – Growing the Community 53:21 – Camp & Crag Stories 1:06:08 – Closing Question & Where to Find Jai-Lyn

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  Episode #66

  Indianapolis is Just Like Hawaii with Siena Baldi

  Aug 2, 20261h 5mS1

  Episode Summary This week, I sat down with local muralist and illustrator Siena Baldi at Lille Bønne to talk about her magical realism style, why murals matter for a city's mental health, and how a quarter-life crisis in Hawaii eventually led her to Indianapolis. Siena talked about her printmaking roots and the value of investing in mural design. I had a great time sitting with Siena on today's episode, I hope you enjoy. Sponsor City Rising — cityrising.org Music Jennasen — "Scared Rabbit" Timestamps 0:00 – Cold Open 1:14 – Intro 2:05 – Meet Siena 3:35 – Magical Realism Style 6:02 – Murals & Community Value 13:28 – Impermanence & Repair 18:40 – Path to Murals 26:35 – Weirdness & Creativity 30:38 – Moving to Indianapolis 41:28 – Belonging in Indy 48:00 – Third Space Question 49:07 – A Space That's Gone 52:05 – The One That Got Away 56:31 – Dream Wall & Guest Questions 1:03:06 – Where to Find Siena

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  Episode #65

  Korea is Not on the Equator with Patrick Armstrong

  Jul 26, 20261h 28mS1

  This week, I sat down with my good friend (and podcasting rival) Patrick Armstrong, host of Conversation Piece, to catch up on his life. Patrick talked about balancing a full-time job at Downtown Indy Alliance with community building, and what makes something a true "community event" versus just networking with extra steps. We also got into identity, growing up in rural Indiana, and lessons from his recent trips to Barcelona and Michigan. I really enjoyed chatting with Patrick, and I hope you enjoy! Sponsor City Rising — cityrising.org Music Jennasen — "Scared Rabbit" Timestamps 00:00 Cold Open 01:16 Intro 01:24 Meet Patrick 03:29 Life Since Last Time 06:21 Community & Full-Time Work 13:01 What Makes an Event "Community" 21:03 Asianapolis 25:19 Spain & Michigan Trips 35:02 Rensselaer & Rural Identity 44:32 Race & Rural Culture 1:02:11 Golden Handcuffs 1:14:31 Fixing Downtown Indy 1:22:03 Where to Find Patrick

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  Episode #64

  A Sense of Play with Mike Marbach of Crossroads Comedy Theater

  Jul 19, 20261h 9mS1

  This week, I sat down with Mike Marbach, founder of Crossroads Comedy Theater, to talk about building new improv artists here in Indy. Mike talked about why improv isn't really about being funny, but rather about reintroducing adults to play, and how that carries over into everyday conversation, relationships, and even conflict resolution. I really enjoyed chatting with Mike today about his work, horror movies, and beyond. I hope you enjoy. Sponsor City Rising — cityrising.org Music Jennasen — "Scared Rabbit" (intro music) Timestamps 00:00 – Cold Open 01:07 – Intro 02:20 – Meet Mike Marbach 06:14 – Play, Improv & the Brain 17:00 – ADHD & Class Transformations 25:00 – Connection Building 29:00 – Improv in Pop Culture 39:00 – The Goal of Improv 48:00 – Being Yourself 58:00 – Arts, Wages & Transit in Indy 1:04:00 – Horror Movies 1:06:00 – Closing Question & Where to Find Mike

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