Homelessness is often judged by what we can see — but most of the struggle happens in the moments no one notices. In this episode, Scott and Kathleen pull back the curtain on the daily realities of life without stability and explore why real change can feel so slow and invisible.

From constant exhaustion and survival mode to system barriers and quiet wins that rarely get recognized, this conversation offers an honest look at what progress really looks like when you’re unhoused — and why compassion and consistency still matter, even when outcomes aren’t immediate.

This is a reflective, real-time conversation about perspective, patience, and seeing people beyond the surface.

• (00:00:22) - Unhoused and Unheard: Homelessness in Sheboygan
• (00:01:00) - Confessions of a Combat Veteran
• (00:01:57) - What People Don't See About Homelessness
• (00:03:59) - Tom Clancy on Homeless People and Their Consequences
• (00:06:14) - On the Nextdoor App
• (00:07:18) - "How Do You Know They're Homeless?"
• (00:12:00) - Homeless People's Day-to-Day Life
• (00:14:30) - What Do Special Ed Students Need to Do to Survive?
• (00:17:04) - How to Get Out of Survival Mode
• (00:21:26) - The dignity of the addicted person
• (00:25:02) - Why Does It Seems Like Nothing Ever Changes?
• (00:29:30) - Why Progress Takes So Long
• (00:33:59) - Jimmy Gets His Keys Back
• (00:38:08) - Volunteer Burnout, turnover
• (00:40:40) - Wonders on the Streets: Progress
• (00:46:52) - Clear Boundaries and Consequences
• (00:51:09) - What Kind of Compassion Is That?
• (00:51:33) - No Home For Homeless People?