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A Little Louder is a podcast by Texas Housers. We talk about fair housing, community development and community efforts to work toward just cities and inclusive neighborhoods. Subscribe today!
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Signup to Generate a PitchA Little Louder is a podcast by Texas Housers. We talk about fair housing, community development and community efforts to work toward just cities and inclusive neighborhoods. Subscribe today!
A Little Louder is hosted by Texas Housers. The show has published 90 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 83: Housing Priorities at the 2027 Texas Legislature Pt. 1" (23 October 2026, 29 minutes), "Episode 82: How high evictions and problem owners operate in tandem" (15 September 2026, 34 minutes), and "Episode 81: How is Texas enabling our state's top evictors?" (23 April 2026, 40 minutes).
A Little Louder publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 90 episodes.
Booking probability for A Little Louder is 49%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A Little Louder requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A Little Louder's contact route on record: verified email.
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Texas Housers hosts A Little Louder, a government podcast with 90 episodes published.
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As the end of the year draws closer, Texas Housers is already hard at work developing our plans for the 90th session of the Texas Legislature. With affordability, availability, stability, and safety at top of mind, our...

We are back with Part 2 of our deep dive into evictions and ownership in Bexar and Harris Counties. After more than half a year of investigation, our research team of Sidney Beaty and Erin Hahn, have completed and...

The research team at Texas Housers has spent the first half of 2026 focused on analyzing the top evictors in Harris and Bexar counties. What they have found over a series of blogs – soon to be compiled into a report –...

HUD's Continuum of Care program or CoCs are critical support systems for those who are either experiencing or nearing homelessness. These essential lifelines have been in jeopardy in the past few months due to funding...

As we enter 2026, our state leaders will begin laying the tracks for legislative reforms that they will pursue in the next legislative session in early 2027. That means that it is important for us to take stock of the...

Texas Housers has a new leader in Quiana Fisher, and we sit down with her to go into detail about why she chose this work, what she identifies as our biggest challenges in fighting for low-income households, and what is...

Texas Housers' top researchers Erin Hahn and Sidney Beaty join A Little Louder to talk about their new interactive projects. The San Antonio Renter Profiles track the costs of renting, who lives where, and challenges...

We've come to the end of the 89th Session of the Texas Legislature and we're joined by Texas Housers' research director Ben Martin to take a tally on what happened. In this long and winding session, there was much that...

Hurricane Beryl and the May 2024 derecho showed the powerful and long lasting effects that a wide range of weather events can have. The federal government assessed $229 million in unmet need for home repair and personal...

On this episode, Kathy Green from AARP Texas joins the show to talk about how affordable and low-income housing issues are an underreported problem for older Texans. We discuss how older Texans factor into many critical...

Texas Housers is tracking several housing bills at the 2025 Texas Legislature , some good and some bad. However, one piece of proposed legislation, HB 32 and its companion SB 38, seeks to dramatically expidite and...

Houston is a cross-section of so many factors when it comes to low-income housing. It is the fourth-largest city in the nation, is famously home to relaxed zoning laws, and hosts one of the highest eviction case...

Our first episode of 2025 is a running start right into the 89th Session of the Texas Legislature and there is much ground to cover. On this episode, research director Ben Martin joins the show to talk about Texas...

In a supersized episode, we leave 2024 with a bang. Michael Depland speaks with the staff of Texas Housers to reflect on this past year, to talk about what we were most proud of this year, and a brief look forward into...

Ashley Flores from Child Poverty Action Lab joins the show to talk about the organization's recent 2024 Rental Housing Needs Assessment . With growing populations but without rising wages or homes to match that influx...

The shortage of affordable housing is one of the largest crises facing low-income households in our state, if not the largest. While our work at Texas Housers has long focused on solving this issue, we are now seeing a...

Episode #67
On this episode of the show, Michael is joined by Heather Way of the University of Texas School of Law’s Housing Policy Clinic to discuss their latest report. Best Practices to Prevent Substandard Conditions in...

As we work to serve low-income communities, it's important to recognize that they often are dealing with many issues at once, and they often overlap. Jamie Olson from Feeding Texas joins this episode of A Little Louder...

Live from the NLIHC’s Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition convening in Washington D.C., our Southeast Regional Director Julia Orduña speaks with members of the Northeast Action Collective out of Houston – Sade Hogue...

On this episode, we're joined by Rich Acosta from My City Is My Home/Mi Ciudad Es Mi Casa as we touch on a wide variety of housing issues in San Antonio, including fighting for renters' rights, battling against source...
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