Rebroadcast: They work full-time jobs. Why are they homeless?
Rebroadcast: They work full-time jobs. Why are they homeless?
Rebroadcast: They work full-time jobs. Why are they homeless?
Shownote
Shownote
This week, Brian Goldstone was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for his book, There Is No Place for Us, which is featured in this episode from our archives. Millions of Americans cannot afford housing despite working full-time jobs. They live in cars, shelters, o...
Highlights
Highlights
This episode revisits a powerful conversation about the hidden reality of working homelessness in America—where full-time jobs no longer guarantee stable housing.
Chapters
Chapters
How a Cancer Survivor and Full-Time Worker Fell Through the Cracks
00:00What Happened When Atlanta Tore Down Its Public Housing?
06:27Why Did Her Housing Voucher Expire Before She Could Use It?
10:06How Private Equity Turned Evictions Into a Business Model
16:53What Life Is Really Like in an Extended-Stay Hotel That's Supposed to Be 'Temporary'
23:27Can America Ever Treat Housing Like a Human Right—Not a Commodity?
29:56Transcript
Transcript
Brian Goldstone: Hey there, it's Sam Sanders. The Pulitzer Prizes were announced this past week, honoring some of the best journalism and writing from the past year, including work by several reporters. We featured on this show. One of this year's winners ...
