Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you’ve ever felt concern or despair about homelessness, you’ll want to hear this episode because there are definitely solutions and there is HOPE!
I can’t imagine that one human being ever feels happy when they see another human being living on the street. People have different ideas about its causes and what to do about those causes, but at the most fundamental human level, homelessness is something everyone cares about and no one is for.
Join us as we speak with the positive and innovative Christine Mirasy-Glasco from Upward Bound House. UBH is an organization that focuses on helping unhoused families (which includes children) and ultimately provides practical services that equips them so that they are able to get back on their feet supporting themselves. Christine shares the successes they’ve seen at UBH as they address this issue in Los Angeles and remind us of our common humanity. We also speak with Ally Piddock, UBH’s coordinator of Home Run For Kids, their hugely successful, collaborative fundraiser that brings together the entire community.
Join us as we speak with positive and innovative Christine Mirasy-Glasco from Upward Bound House. She shares the successes they’ve seen at UBH as they address this issue in Los Angeles and remind us of our common humanity. UBH provides housing, training, and support, helping families get back on their feet and become self-sufficient. Going beyond physical needs, they address psychological issues such as PTSD from being on the street and the like with love and care. These efforts result in families feeling more stable and hopeful for their futures, many times breaking the cycle of what brought them to homelessness in the first place. Ally Piddock also joins us to highlight Home Run For Kids, their hugely successful, collaborative fundraiser that brings together the entire community.
If you’ve ever been moved with compassion for families with children experiencing homelessness and wondered what can be done, then this inspiring episode is for you!
Remember to make sure to subscribe to our podcast and Instagram @Crazy Amazing Humans (put in links). We really appreciate you, Crazy Amazing Humans, and we’re proud to partner with you as a community always trying to make the world a better place. Remember that every small kindness has the potential to create a Crazy Amazing Human experience, one person at a time. We are in your corner, rooting for you and think YOU are Crazy Amazing, too!
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If you’ve ever felt concern or despair about homelessness, you’ll want to hear this episode because there are definitely solutions and there is HOPE!
I can’t imagine that one human being ever feels happy when they see another human being living on the street. People have different ideas about its causes and what to do about those causes, but at the most fundamental human level, homelessness is something everyone cares about and no one is for.
Join us as we speak with the positive and innovative Christine Mirasy-Glasco from Upward Bound House. UBH is an organization that focuses on helping unhoused families (which includes children) and ultimately provides practical services that equips them so that they are able to get back on their feet supporting themselves. Christine shares the successes they’ve seen at UBH as they address this issue in Los Angeles and remind us of our common humanity. We also speak with Ally Piddock, UBH’s coordinator of Home Run For Kids, their hugely successful, collaborative fundraiser that brings together the entire community.
Join us as we speak with positive and innovative Christine Mirasy-Glasco from Upward Bound House. She shares the successes they’ve seen at UBH as they address this issue in Los Angeles and remind us of our common humanity. UBH provides housing, training, and support, helping families get back on their feet and become self-sufficient. Going beyond physical needs, they address psychological issues such as PTSD from being on the street and the like with love and care. These efforts result in families feeling more stable and hopeful for their futures, many times breaking the cycle of what brought them to homelessness in the first place. Ally Piddock also joins us to highlight Home Run For Kids, their hugely successful, collaborative fundraiser that brings together the entire community.
If you’ve ever been moved with compassion for families with children experiencing homelessness and wondered what can be done, then this inspiring episode is for you!
Remember to make sure to subscribe to our podcast and Instagram @Crazy Amazing Humans (put in links). We really appreciate you, Crazy Amazing Humans, and we’re proud to partner with you as a community always trying to make the world a better place. Remember that every small kindness has the potential to create a Crazy Amazing Human experience, one person at a time. We are in your corner, rooting for you and think YOU are Crazy Amazing, too!
Remember to make sure to subscribe to our podcast and Instagram @Crazy Amazing Humans (put in links).
Subscribe to Our Newsletter: bit.ly/3hGk32N
Our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/crazyamazinghumans
Apple Podcast: bit.ly/CAHPodApple
Spotify: bit.ly/CAHSpotify
Google: bit.ly/CAHPodGoogle
Stitcher: bit.ly/CAHStitcher
Be Part of the Crazy Amazing Humans Community:
Instagram: bit.ly/2Zkk06V
Facebook: bit.ly/2ZpA2wq
Website: bit.ly/2Zqypyi
Twitter: bit.ly/2ZnCymMWebsite: katrinacarlson.com
iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/artist/katrina-carlson/3563718
Facebook: facebook.com/katrina.carlson
Website: katrinacarlson.com
iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/artist/katrina-carlson/3563718
Facebook: facebook.com/katrina.carlson
