Everyone has their own story. Everyone has skeletons in their closet. Everyone has potential to break free from chains of oppression with resilience. Sometimes we need to let others help us. Sometimes we need to swallow our pride, accept our pl

Racial, Social, Economic Justice: About Tim

Jul 1st, 2020 1h 2m

The power of community is a power that will change this world: radical social justice. Homelessness is not about individual failures… it is about a structural abandonment. An unequal and racist society must be confronted head on if we hope to c

Babies on the Street: About Brittan

Jun 17th, 2020 46m 45s

Today, you will meet Brittan. She is the Executive Director of Babies of Homelessness based in Seattle. She has sobering facts, statistics that will make your skill crawl, and yet, she has a positive outlook into what can be done for these fami

Affirming Compassion: About Rob & Our Youth

Jun 3rd, 2020 43m 41s

40% of homeless youth are LGBTQ. These young adults that are highly rejected by their families are three times more likely to use illegal drugs and to be at high-risk for HIV, and 8 times more likely to attempt suicide. Five of the top six barr

7 Years in Limbo: About Gordon

May 20th, 2020 38m 58s

American Indians represent 10% of the homeless population in Seattle Washington’s King County and surrounding counties. The native tribes are a forgotten people. This is nothing new… since the devastation of so many native tribes due to Americ

Never Alone: About Richard

May 6th, 2020 36m 58s

Do you feel hopeless right now? Do you feel alone? Or are you finding rejuvenation in resetting your perspective? This episode might do just that... Today we will hear from Richard, a drug addict turned outreach administrator for the Union Gosp

The Day That Someone Saw Me: About Amy

Apr 22nd, 2020 36m 37s

In the northwest corner of Washington State lies the sleepy town of Port Angeles. With approximately 20,000 residents, the homeless community is growing and is quite visible. Amy, our guest, has become an advocate for the homeless. We spent a f

Red Hot Cluster F: About Martin

Apr 18th, 2020 46m 5s

Special Episode Release... Tempers are emerging. Protests are growing. Anger is climbing. Frustration has hit an all-time high. This special episode is released today in response to the extended moratorium on rent and mortgage collection, and w

Welcome Home: About John

Apr 8th, 2020 36m 46s

John served in Vietnam as a Marine, and is dealing with the effects of Agent Orange to this day. He has finally started receiving funds from the VA, and is using those funds to help support a school. Giving back is truly at the center of this s

Be at Peace: A Special Episode

Mar 25th, 2020 1h 10m

An hour of peaceful music for you to reflect, find calmness and simply sit and listen. We are in an unprecedented time of uncertainty, and the Homeless Podcast, Blue Piper Productions and supporting artists want to give you the opportunity to b

Out of the Ashes: About David (part 2)

Mar 20th, 2020 35m 30s

We are at a paradigm shift has a human race. We are facing new changes and challenges in society. And many of us are struggling to find peace. David's story (part 2) is one we all can learn from... one we all may need right now. He is a finely

Emergency Episode... Please Tune In

Mar 16th, 2020 5m 20s

Michael McGlynn of Dublin, Ireland, has a mission to spread peace through musical experience through his ensemble Anúna. He, and us, the singers, are honored to share with you an online experience and performance that will move you and allow yo

From Park Avenue to Park Bench: About David (part 1)

Mar 11th, 2020 36m

David had it all: family, house, boat, million-dollar contracts... and he lost it. But he has found peace... and he is changing lives. On a cloudy day in the town of Forks, Washington, the Homeless Podcast sat down with David for part 1 of 2 to

A Soldier's Refuge: About Cheri and Ken

Feb 26th, 2020 41m 25s

In the heart of Clallam County in Washington state, there lies a small logging town, just 12 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean. Forks, recently made famous by the Twilight series, is a recovering logging town, and hosts a refuge for those tha

Under the Bridge: About Opie

Feb 12th, 2020 40m 32s

In the shadow of the capital building in Olympia Washington, across the small lake that weekend athletes walk and jog around, there lies a bridge. This bridge connects western Olympia neighborhoods with downtown. And under that bridge, there is

72 Hours: About Jackson

Jan 29th, 2020 36m 35s

With only 72 hours to clear out a tent city in Tacoma, Washington, we talk with Jackson, a well-spoken and clear-headed individual who is doing what he can to get off the streets... but is forced to leave the only home he has. This episode list

Trapped by Freedom: About Tad, Mark and Davy

Jan 15th, 2020 28m 25s

What if you could just pack up a small bag and walk out the door? What if you could leave all the worries, financial struggles, career pressures, family obligations and debt behind you? Would you do it? Would you head out that door into the wor

No Vacancy: About Jennifer

Jan 1st, 2020 30m 22s

Psychiatric wards, paperwork, prescription drugs... In this inaugural episode, Jennifer walks us through her journey of homelessness including her battle with petty theft, drug addiction, and recalling her struggles with shelters and psychiatri

Welcome to the Homeless Podcast

Dec 4th, 2019 3m 13s

The Homeless Podcast explores the lives of individuals who live on the fringe of society, examining what really happens when someone loses everything. In this podcast, you will hear the personal stories of those who have found themselves down a

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