The Phrases About Homelessness That David Hates
Aug 3, 202616m
“Pick yourself up by your bootstraps.” “Give a hand up, not a handout.” These are just two of the many common expressions that drive David crazy.
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From Here to Home is a podcast that cuts through the myths and half-truths surrounding homelessness. Hosted by a journalist and his son, a homelessness expert, each episode explores the real questions people ask but rarely get answered. It’s an honest, human conversation about one of the most misunderstood issues in America.
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