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Why are so many people experiencing homelessness in big cities in the U.S., and what can be done to help? (with Kevin Adler) | Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg — the podcast about ideas that matter

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Enjoying the episode? Want to listen later? Subscribe on any of these apps or stores to be notified when we release new episodes: April 11, 2024 View transcript → How big of a problem is homelessness in the US? How many people in large cities like New York City or Los Angeles are unhoused? What's the best language to use when discussing this issue? How is "homelessness" defined? We usually don't label people without food or water as "foodless" or "waterless"; so why do we label people without homes as "homeless"? Why do we so often look away from the problem, both literally and figuratively? What are the most common events or circumstances that cause people to lose their housing options? What does research show about how unhoused people actually spend their money? What percentage of an average city's unhoused population is represented by the "visible" portion, the people we see on street corners or in tent camps? What percent of unhoused people struggle with mental health problems or s

ClearerThinking.org Podcast | Why are so many people experiencing homelessness in big cities in the U.S., and what can be done to help? (with Kevin Adler) CLEARER THINKING with Spencer Greenberg the podcast about ideas that matter Episode 205: Why are so many people experiencing homelessness in big cities in the U.S., and what can be done to help? (with Kevin Adler) Enjoying the episode? Want to listen later? Subscribe on any of these apps or stores to be notified when we release new episodes: Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Youtube Listen on Spotify Listen on Podcast Addict April 11, 2024

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