A monthly conversation between David Gillanders and a guest revolving around three topics in the arts, media, socio/political, and personal. Harvey Pekar said "Ordinary life is pretty complex stuff" and that will come out in the conversations. Think of this as an archive of people just talking about the things that matter to them. @321Podcast on Twitter and Instagram, @dgafterdark for the host on both Twitter and Instagram, and LivingMinimal.com is the show blog.
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Episode 004: Homelessness along the Santa Ana River Trail
Knowing that this episode would release on Thanksgiving, I thought I would do something a bit different this time around and build a piece around some work my friend Erika (Episode 002) and I did back in August around the homeless situation in the Santa Ana River Trail, a local bike path I ride frequently. It’s here where my personal passion for cycling collides with my social justice passion and career focus on ending homelessness.
It’s a brutally hot day in mid-August, so we go for a bike ride and discuss the general explosion in the homeless population numbers along SART, meet and talk to several of the people living there, consult local citizens that see it as they fly by on their bikes, and a meet with a faith-based group that comes out to feed the homeless community every Sunday.
Erika’s work on this piece is really good, so I will let it speak for itself.
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This episode was produced by Erika Aguilar (@erikaaaguilar) and edited by John Holzer (@JohnHolzer). I am as always so thankful for their friendship and help.
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-dg