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Hosted by hubleadership · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 37 episodes
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The Hub is a community that lives to see young people connect with the just, inclusive, and liberating love of Christ. We currently have 3 podcasts:Winter is Coming is a podcast about housing justice in Kitchener Waterloo and beyond. We chat with local community members and leaders about how we confront and respond to the housing crisis we’re living through.The Hubcast features conversations with members of our community exploring occasions where we were wrong or when we changed our mind in life and faith.The Hub @ Trinity Podcast features conversations with friends from Trinity United Church on how they’re living out the call of discipleship in the 21st century.
hubleadership hosts Winter is Coming: A Housing Justice Podcast, a society show with 37 episodes published.
“The intersections of being LGBTQ+ and living on the streets” As we close season 3 we’re joined by Rev. Evan Smith. Evan shares his story of living on the streets of Toronto, the homeless community who supported them, an
“SHOW & the need for Federal Social Housing” This week we’re joined by Brian Paul who shares the amazing work being done by his team at Supportive Housing of Waterloo (SHOW). Brian chats about the need for the federal go
“A Better Tent City” This week we break down the story of one of the shining examples of Housing Justice in KW. Former city planner Jeff Willmer shares the history of A Better Tent City, and how this self-organized tiny
“Tiny Homes, Relationships + Restorative Justice” This week we’re joined by Jay Straus the Transitional Housing Lead at the Working Centre and Site Lead for the Tiny Home Shelter on Erb’s Road, Waterloo. Jay shares his o
“Faith, Harm Reduction & Housing Justice” As we begin the second half of season 3, Rev. Michiko Bown-Kai joins us to chat about the role of faith and justice and unpacks how churches can engage with politics by understan
Busting myths about CTS Sites + Addiction As we begin the final 5 episodes of season 3 we invite Gemma Ricker to return after her first episode in season 1 to expand on what it looks like to evolve our understanding of a
Innovating how we help people As season 3 continues we sit down with Tony D'Amato Stortz, Author of "A Home of their Own: A Guide to Building a Tiny Homes Community", and principal founder of Better Street, whose team ha
Why destroying encampments and closing CTS sites will never work This week Waterloo Regional Councilor and former mayor Rob Deutschmann joins Adam to give his perspective on the use of lawsuits against encampments and th
Who is profiting off homelessness? In part 2 of Adam's conversation with David Alton of SDCC we dig deeper into what it means to re-frame our ideas of 'risk', and what allyship can look like by challenging unjust housing
Why can’t big tech companies fix housing? As we kick off season 3 Adam is joined by David Alton of Social Development Centre of Waterloo region. In Part 1 of our 2-part conversation, David shares their experiences as a f
Why have synthetic drugs changed housing supports forever? In part 2 of our conversation with House of Friendship Executive Director John Neufeld, Adam and John discuss the historic change that synthetic drugs have had o
How can youth groups and young people lead to change? This week Adam is joined for part 1 of our conversation with House of Friendship Executive Director John Neufeld. John shares the role that youth groups and mentorshi
How do we create permanently affordable public housing again? We’re joined once again this week by housing systems engineer Kirsten Wright as we continue to zoom out and look at housing on a systemic level. Adam and Kirs
How do Amazon & Uber undermine affordable housing? We’re joined this week by housing systems engineer Kirsten Wright as zoom out and look at housing on a systemic level. Adam and Kirsten discuss the emergence of the “Sha
Can Developers Build Cheaper Housing? This week we're joined for the second part of our 2-part conversation with Dan Driedger of Beyond Housing, as we get deeper into how Beyond Housing manages to stay financially sustai
Who are the unseen victims of the housing crisis? On this week's episode, we begin part one of a two-part conversation with Dan Driedger the director of Beyond Housing (formerly called Menno Homes). We hear how and why h
Can Politicians change housing overnight? To open Season 2 of our podcast, we sat down for an in-person interview with Kitchener Centre MP Mike Morrice to find out. Mike and Adam discuss what the public needs from politi
When I was hungry did you feed me? When I was thirsty, did you gave me drink? When I had no place to stay, did you shelter me? It’s these words of Jesus that inspired our affordable housing podcast “Winter is Coming” Wit
In our final episode of Season 1, Adam sits down with Leah Logan of Indwell. As Waterloo's regional manager for affordable housing developer Indwell, Leah has been working at many ends of the spectrum. From design and de
This week we are joined by co-founder and director of The Working Centre Joe Mancini. For over 40 years Joe and his partner Stephanie and countless Working Centre staff and volunteers have been combatting poverty in Kitc
John Neufeld
Pastor · Back to the Bible Canada
2 appearances on this show
Rev. Evan Smith
Westdale United Church
1 appearance on this show
Brian Paul
Supportive Housing of Waterloo
1 appearance on this show
Jay Straus
The Working Centre
1 appearance on this show
David Alton
Social Development Centre of Waterloo region
2 appearances on this show
Dan Driedger
Beyond Housing
2 appearances on this show
Leah Logan
Indwell
1 appearance on this show
Joe Mancini
The Working Centre
1 appearance on this show
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