Episode

Creating Yummy Spaces: Liz Cahill, Decentered Arts

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How We Connected
Published
Feb 3, 2026
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1948
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Summary

In this episode of 'How We Connected,' hosts Aaron Hurst and Charlotte Massey talk about some unique celebrations and Charlotte's plans for her 30th birthday party. The main interview features an insightful conversation with Liz Cahill, a community builder in San Francisco, who shares her journey from feeling isolated in Philadelphia to creating vibrant, inclusive community spaces. Liz discusses her experience of hosting events in various settings, including her Mission live-work warehouse, and highlights the importance of creating 'yummy' spaces that foster connection and comfort. The discussion also touches on Liz's commitment to the Bay Area and her efforts to support the local community through Decentered Arts. 00:00 Introduction 00:23 Charlotte's 30th Birthday Party 01:00 Reality TV Weekend Plans 08:24 Interview with Liz Cahill 08:57 Liz's Early Years 09:54 College & Finding Community 11:54 Moving to San Francisco 15:21 Building Decentered Arts 18:30 The Uzi Gallery Warehouse 20:57 Creating Yummy Spaces 24:04 Commitment to the Bay Area 30:00 Reflection --- How We Connected explores the conversations that power communities across the United States. Aaron Hurst and Charlotte Massey share what they’re building at the US Chamber of Connection and speak with leaders whose work strengthens local connection. Episodes offer human stories, practical insights, and ideas you can use in your own community. Aaron Hurst , Co-Founder of the US Chamber of Connection, is a longtime entrepreneur focused on purpose and community. He founded Imperative and the Taproot Foundation and wrote The Purpose Economy . Charlotte Massey , Co-Founder of the US Chamber of Connection, leads community programs nationally. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and former organizer and founder, she works…