Random Homelessness Podcasts

On The Missing Conversation podcast, we will explore current affairs and our own affairs and emotions to situations and issues as they relate to the world. We will radically break from traditional thinking and acting as we look at our challenges from a freer and more independent point of view. You will be provoked to face your most important present issues and challenges and guided to directions to create benefit. Your Host, Robert Strock is a teacher, psychotherapist, author, and humanitarian and has developed a unique approach to communication, contemplation, and inquiry.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: homelessness, Psychology, psychospiituality, selfhelp, spirituality

Dedicated to providing Alternative News and Unbiased Reporting for those tired of the mainstream media. Our Real Stories, Live Coverage, and Pressing News cover topics from social unrest to true crime. We feature Documentary Pieces and In-Depth Interviews that the media avoids, embracing Citizen Journalism and highlighting under-reported events. Tune in to our channel for daily updates on the most pressing news, and become a part of our growing community that values truth and transparency. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to never miss an episode!

Categories: News

Tags: antifa, blm, conservative, Crime, defund the police, homelessness, journalism, protests, Republican, san francisco, Seattle, trending news

An Interfaith Community Services podcast about the myths and realities around the big issue, and what you can do to help.

Categories: Education, News

Tags: Homeless, homelessness, sandiego

Recovery: Through My Eyes, a podcast by Healing Transitions, is an in-depth exploration of addiction and recovery – told by those who have experienced it first-hand. Each episode, you will hear a first-person perspective of someone who struggled with drug or alcohol addiction, and the pathway they took to live a new life in recovery. People can and do recover from the disease of addiction. And these are their stories. Healing Transitions is a 501(c)3 nonprofit in Raleigh that serves homeless, underserved, and uninsured individuals struggling with alcoholism and other drug addictions in Wake County, North Carolina.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: addiction, alcohol, alcoholism, cocaine, crack, documentary, Drinking, drug, drug abuse, Drug Use, drugs, first person, heroin, Homeless, homelessness, Meth, narrative, north carolina, overcoming, perspective, point of view, Raleigh, Recovery, Stories, substance abuse, substance use, weed

Going for Broke is a co-production of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project and PRX’s “To The Best of Our Knowledge” at Wisconsin Public Radio. The three-part series hosted by broadcaster Ray Suarez centers on Americans who have lived on the edge. They share their sometimes startling economic experiences and also insight into our society as a whole. Each hour also includes some of our country’s top thinkers on income inequality, among them the legendary writer Barbara Ehrenreich, author of the classic “Nickel and Dimed,” who passed away in September 2022. In each episode we ask: what would result if we put more care into how we dealt with housing or mental health crises or our workplaces? Going for Broke explores these questions, moving from powerful personal accounts to visionary solutions.

Learn more about this season of the series at ttbook.org/goingforbroke

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Tags: addiction, economics, homelessness, opportunity, poverty, Social welfare

This is a podcast by Kenyans residing in Kenya and around the world. We talk about cultural issues, society, and current affairs. We also interview guests about their stories, life experiences, lessons they’ve learned, and how to make a difference.

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Tags: activism, addiction, adoption, africa, aging, agriculture, alcohol, art, birth, boarding schools, break up, breakups, business, cancer, childhood, Children, college, corporal punishment, criminal justice, death, diaspora, divorce, drugs, eac, east africa, east african, economics, Education, education system, elections, energy, environment, family, fathers, feminism, fiction, film and filmmaking, Food, friendship, gambling, Ghana, government, health and health care, High School, History, holidays, homelessness, housing, immigration, internet, jobs, journalism, kenya, kenyan, labor, legal system, Literature, love, marriage, mental-health, Military, mothers, murder, music, natural disasters, Nigeria, Nigerian, paranormal, parenting, personal finance, police, Politics, poverty, presidents, Prison, Psychology, race, refugees, regret, relationships, religion, science, sexual assault, sexuality, Siblings, south africa, SPorts, Tanzania, Technology, Teenagers, terrorism, theater, Topics, trade, travel, uganda, war, weddings, work

Join us as we answer common questions and hesitations about serving the poor. Our desire is to empower even more people to understand the complexity of homelessness and to discover practical and relational solutions for real change. You’ll also have an opportunity to listen to the homeless and have a window into their lives. Just imagine— the impact it would make if that homeless person you pass had even just one friend who knew them by name and cared about them beyond just a passing handout. What difference would that make to that person, to you, and to your local community? And if more people joined together in this mission— what difference would we make to the world?

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: advocacy, catholic, Christ, christian, City, evangelization, Homeless, homelessness, mission, Missionaries, street, urban, Urban Camping, youth

You May Have Seen is a podcast that showcased the stories of the “Not-So-Recognizable” career actors, actresses, and people from all walks of the entertainment industry who had a story to share about where You May Have Seen them. Now, in 2022, the episodes shift to the people You May Have Seen working in the community to help feed, support and find housing solutions for the housing challenged. You May Have Seen some of them in your neighborhood, on a street corner, finding a place where they can rest and feel safe. You May Have Seen them. You may even know them, because they are all of us.

Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: Acting, affordablehousing, caring, community, Entertainment, friends, help, Homeless, homelessness, humanity, Movies, neighbors, people, tv, volunteer

FOCUS North America is a national movement of Orthodox Christians, united in faith and joined by a desire to provide action-oriented and sustainable solutions to poverty in communities across America. This podcast regularly updates you on the work and stories of FOCUS North America and tells you how you can participate.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: christianity, domestic, faith, homelessness, mission, orthodox, outreach, poverty, social

Stewart Roberts MBE has spent the last eight years building up the charity Haircuts4Homeless from a single session in Essex to 65 projects across the UK and Ireland, with over 600 volunteers and over 40,000 haircuts given so far and this year receiving an MBE for his services to homeless people.

In that time, he has met so many wonderful people with amazing stories that deserve to be told.

From the homeless people to the volunteers, the people who work in the homeless centres and our ambassador Lena Headey and many more inspirational people that he meets.

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Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: charity, homelessness, inspirational, kindness

On the Way Home is a podcast that brings together the voices and issues involved in ending homelessness in Canada.

Categories: Government, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: bluedoor, caeh, Homeless, homelessness

Give a Dog a Bone is a Feeding Pets of the Homeless® podcast. We explore our mission and share stories about the pets we helped. You will hear from insiders, volunteers and leaders about why we do what we do and how you can make a difference. Hosted by Genevieve Frederick, Founder and President of Feeding Pets of the Homeless.

Categories: Business

Tags: Homeless, homelessness, nonprofit, pets of the homeless

Welcome to the 51st Ward. Rivet 360 + StreetWise are proud to present a second season of the Shorty Award finalist documentary series, Where I Stay, exploring homelessness and the housing crisis in America. As winter cold sends the city scrambling to create housing for thousands of people, many have intentionally chosen to brave the elements together in ad-hoc communities known as “tent cities.” Over the course of Season 2, we examine the housing crisis in Chicago from the rise of tent camps fueled by the global pandemic, attempts to reverse engineer a city built for segregation, and policies that have contributed to a critical lack of affordable housing while selling off public land. With the added pressure of an influx of migrants, Chicago must quickly answer a number of questions, starting with the most fundamental and often ignored: What do we owe each other? We’re also exceptionally proud to have partnered this season with Streetwise vendors, whose reporting brings the expert perspectives of the formerly unhoused. Our team of reporters participated throughout the documentary process, from our first brainstorm to the final interview, with the goal of grounding our work in the issues that matter to the communities most directly impacted. Where I Stay is designed to challenge the way people think about homelessness. It also serves as a grassroots campaign to raise funds and awareness. About Where I Stay Season One Through the lens of Angelica’s story of being without a permanent home starting at the age of 12, Season One sheds light on the under-reported issue of invisible homelessness over the course of eight gripping episodes. The show has been called a “wonderfully empathetic telling of a story you will be richer for knowing” and “an incredibly impactful and illuminating podcast about hidden youth homelessness.”

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Homeless, homelessness, streetwise

“Stories From Skid Row” gives listeners an opportunity to hear first-hand testimonies from those who are experiencing homelessness, as well as staff and friends of Union Rescue Mission. These episodes provide a glimpse into the issues surrounding homelessness and the work being done to combat this serious problem in Los Angeles.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: angeles, christian, From, homelessness, hope, los, mission, Recovery, rescue, row, skid, Stories, union, URM, volunteer

They Are Us: Breaking Through Stigma explores the root causes of homelessness and substance use, featuring personal stories from those in recovery alongside insights from local and national experts. Hosted by Juliana Lukasik, Central City Concern Public Affairs Director, this podcast challenges misconceptions, instills hope, and explores proven solutions in housing, health care, and employment to break the stigma. Produced by Central City Concern, a nonprofit based in Portland, Oregon.

Categories: Business

Tags: homelessness, Portland

The ‘Gospel Con Carne’ is a gritty journey of Tex-Mex theology that explores the woundedness of society through untold stories of homelessness. Our host, Alan Graham, is the founder and CEO of Austin, TX-based Mobile Loaves and Fishes – a social outreach ministry that has been empowering communities into a lifestyle of service with the homeless for more than two decades. Alan also is the lead visionary behind the innovative Community First! Village – the country’s only master-planned community designed specifically for men and women coming out of chronic homelessness.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: homelessness, poverty

Get busy living! We conquer the fear of the unknown and gain peace with death and life. If you’re impacted by illness, trauma, or death (and have a dark sense of humor), this is the community for you.

Categories: Comedy, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: aa podcast, addict, addict podcast, addiction, addiction podcast, Adventure, adventure sports, alcohol addict, alcoholic, alcoholic podcast, alcoholics anonymous, alcoholics anonymous podcast, alzheimers, anxiety, aristotle, bipolar, blood cancer, bone cancer, breast cancer, cancer, cancer podcast, chemo, chemo podcast, chemotherapy, cocaine, Comedy, crna, crna podcast, dead, dealing with death, death, dementia, depressed, depression, die from cancer, doctor, doctor podcast, drug addict, Drug Use, EMT, emt podcast, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, epictetus, family of mentally ill, family of suicide, hematologist, hematology, heroin, Homeless, homelessness, hospital, hospital podcast, marcus aurelius, Meditations, memento mori, mental illness, mental-health, Nurse, nurse podcast, Nurse Practitioner, nurse practitioner podcast, oncology, oncology podcast, pain pills, philosopher, philosophical, Philosophy, pills addiction, Plato, PTSD, ryan holiday, seneca, spirituality, stoic, stoic philosopher, stoic philosophy, stoicism, suicidal, suicide, terminal illness, terminally ill, you will die, you're going to die, you're gonna die, your gonna die

Regardless of background, education, skills, status, class or professional path, once a woman hits 50, she vanishes; her access to opportunity is limited and she is gradually excluded from fully participating in society until she disappears. Is this happening to you too? The Invisible Woman is a research and awareness project produced by Just Gold Digital Agency to create awareness on an urgent global syndrome affecting women over 50 years old.

Categories: Business, News, Society & Culture

Tags: age equity, Equality, homelessness, pay gap, the invisible woman, women, women's rights