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“I always heard about how bad homelessness has become in California. The media covers it all of the time, but none of them have ever stopped and said why.
Why is it so bad? What is being done about it? Both questions rarely ever asked or answered.
According to Need does both. Like it’s parent show, 99% Invisible, the series beautifully posits these rarely ponders questions and then proceeds to answer them to the best of their ability. And the best part is each episode end with you wanting to know more. They encourage you to educate yourself. To learn more about what makes the system tick.
Every single person should listen to this series.
The sheer quality of this series is clear throughout. Katie Mingle and team did an amazing job on this. I greatly admire their dedication to telling the stories of those people who would usually go unheard. They made this big, scary, and confusing topic of homelessness feel within reach by making it human — not just some short segment on the nightly news.”
Win Jones via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/17/21
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“One of the best. I hope it gets a wide audience and many awards”
Meta pelet via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/19/22
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“Extremely thoughtful and humane work on a topic that’s usually stigmatized and surrounded by misinformation. Cannot recommend enough!”
rtmae via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/17/21
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