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This podcast examines how communities can help formerly incarcerated individuals find affordable housing. For organizational purposes, we broke our podcast into four sections. The first being to explain our topic and discuss the issue, the second being to reveal some statistics about the housing crisis, third to provide our own personal input and stories and the last to reveal our recommendations and suggestions to help eliminate this issue in society. Presented by Andrew Somerville and Jake Cox.
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