Raising and amplifying the voices of women and men experiencing homelessness is a core part of our work. Podcasts are an ideal way to make this happen through audio storytelling.
In 2013, after noticing the increased success of vendors who were very active in our workshops, Street Sense Media began offering a larger variety of activities. Podcasting is a popular workshop.
All our podcasts may be found by clicking here.
Street Sense Says is our latest series, releasing over the summer of 2024. Produced by Rachel Dungan and co-created with artists and vendors, the series aims to build understanding about the complete lives of people who have experienced homelessness.
In Our Own Voices are the oral histories of ten artist/vendors who tell their stories of growing-up in D.C. and beyond, becoming unhoused, being unhoused, and their work at Street Sense Media.
Look at This a Street Sense Media Podcast, is a six-episode podcast series that debuted June 1, 2021. It shares the stories, struggles, and triumphs of the men and women experiencing homelessness who sell the Street Sense newspaper in Washington, D.C.
Sounds from the Street is a multi-part series from 2015-2017 that elevates the voices of members and friends of the homeless community in our nation’s capital. Host Adam Kampe interviews Street Sense vendors and staff along with other changemakers in the community.
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