During the episode, Rosemary explained her strategic vision for the $70 million transformation of Cleveland’s West Side Market, highlighting how thoughtful modernization can honor tradition while expanding access, education, and economic opportunity.

 

While the three all touched on their love for Laurel, Rosemary also reflected on her path from teaching to urban planning, the mentors who shaped her in male-dominated spaces, and why embracing uncertainty leads to more authentic, values-aligned careers. The episode offers a powerful look at what it means to invest in people and place for long-term impact.