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Synopsis
Street Lives with Daniel Frederick gives a personal glimpse into life on the streets. Each episode is an eye-opening story of youth homelessness. We invite you to lean in close and listen to the stories of our kids who have walked the streets—fighting addiction, depression, and rejection. Some finding hope beyond the street and others fight to survive just one more day. In Washington State over 40,000 children and youth experience homeless each year. Street Lives is their story and the story of those that love them.
Episodes
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![Amys Story: Day 1]()
Amy's Story: Day 1
12/11/2018 Duration: 01minThis week in observation of Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week, we have worked with youth to prepared a 6-part story showing the path to homelessness for one young woman. This is Amy’s story: Day 1.
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![Episode 2. The Street Life of Gage Foley (Part 2)]()
Episode 2. The Street Life of Gage Foley (Part 2)
01/12/2017 Duration: 19min“Remember not everyone has had the same upbringing as you. We have seen and done things unimaginable to most.” Part 2 of Gage's story brings us to the present day. Gage offers his view on why youth become homeless and personal suggestions for helping others youth discover hope.
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![Episode 1. The Street Life of Gage Foley (Part 1)]()
Episode 1. The Street Life of Gage Foley (Part 1)
17/11/2017 Duration: 17minWe launch our first story with the life of Gage Foley. Gage's life starts with abuse in the home that led to self-abuse. Throughout the retelling of his story, Gage offers his own candid commentary on life at home and the rapid descent into addiction.
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![Street Lives - Introduction Narrative]()
Street Lives - Introduction Narrative
15/11/2017 Duration: 02minDaniel, the host of Street Lives, shares briefly about The Coffee Oasis and the motivation for starting a podcast. "To give you a personal glimpse into life on the streets...to help you understand and care for the one close to you experiencing homelessness or addiction.... and prepare you to have an informed and compassionate response next time you see a young man or young woman holding a cardboard sign on the side of the road."
