Sometimes, the loneliness of being home alone can be a catalyst for connection. In this episode, hear two very different stories about people learning how to overcome communication problems.

Shaheen goes in search of the woman who saved her family from homelessness - a woman known only as “the landlady.”

Struggling to find community in his family’s new home, Michael Wood-Lewis builds a social network to meet his neighbors and finds himself bringing people together across Vermont.

The story of Harry R. Truman and his refusal to evacuate Mount St. Helens in the face of a volcanic eruption.

Philadelphia doctor Kwandaa Roberts had it all: a thriving practice, a big house in the suburbs, two kids. But she harbored a secret dream to be an interior designer. Her chance came about when she renovated a dollhouse. And it went viral on social media. But then the pandemic happened, and Kwandaa was forced to make some difficult life decisions. Kwandaa tells host Stephanie Foo about her lifelong passions for both medicine and interior design. And the equally arduous paths she took to...

Equal housing lender licensed in all 50 states. NMLSconsumeraccess.org #3030 Welcome to a new show about home, and what it can teach us about ourselves and each other. In 10 episodes, we'll hear unique and engaging personal stories about the pursuit of comfort and belonging, and the many different ways people define "home."