Denver Street Stories

Today we meet Carla who tells us about her experience being unhoused and dealing with an abusive partner while trying to find work after graduating from college.Disclaimer: This episode contains talks of domestic violence among other potentially adult themes. Listener discretion is advised.

In a special episode of Denver Street Stories we have Professor Thomas Nail from the University of Denver speak to us about capitalism and how it both needs and causes homelessness. He explains some of the history surrounding the development of modern capitalism, how Marx views capitalists, the three requirements for capitalism in America, and much more.

Meet David. He shares his thoughts on capitalism, people's attitudes towards homelessness, and how we should be treating those less fortunate. His wisdom on these topics left an impact on us and we hope it does you too.

Meet Taimi. Taimi shares with us her experience being homeless and how animals have helped her in her life. She talks about her cat Mama and the bond they share.Trigger Warning: this episode contains discussion of substance abuse and animal cruelty.

Meet Greg. We learn about his struggles getting medical aid for a work related injury and how it's impacted his not only his physical but also mental health. We also learn about his desire to get back to work so he can provide for his daughters.Trigger Warning: this episode contains discussions of substance abuse and alcoholism. Viewer discretion is advised.

Meet Cherry Lifesaver. We learn about her time in Denver and hear her ideas on how to bridge the gap between unhoused and housed folks through the use of art.Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of sexual assault, sex trafficking, and drug use. Viewer discretion is advised.

Meet Boxcutter or BC for short. BC is a self described hedonist who's "living life on a shoestring". We learn about his travels as well as his dream of being a travelling writer.Trigger warning: This interview contains discussion of violence and drug abuse. Listener discretion is advised.