M19 Hangin' with WHO S2E4 ft. James Abro on poverty & homelessness. Nothing but solutions here.
Hangin’ with WHO is a socio-politically charged talk-show I started at WOCC Viking Radio Ocean County College, in NJ, while earning a psychology degree several years ago. Having been on college and internet radio since the 90s curating underground music genres and interviewing underground Hip Hop legends, it seemed the next logical step for my career. I’ve been a social media activist and proponent for radical social reform immersed in anarcho-agorist/socialist circles for many years, which my roster of past and upcoming guests will reflect. In addition to reporting from the frontlines of the miserably failed War on “Drugs”, a segment of each podcast will be sponsored by #EHO and cover the topics of #sustainability, #zerowaste and #mentalhealth & #wellness, in that order. Each week, the podcast will be accompanied by subsequent and concurrent blogging. The opinions expressed on Hangin’ with WHO do not necessarily reflect that of the sponsors, guests nor audience.
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On this episode Abro and I talk shop. He and I crossed paths some years ago during the first annual Anti-Poverty Network Garden State Leaders program. We took a liking to each other as it seems we're cut form a similar cloth. Abro gives us the nitty gritty on his dealings with Jon Bon Jovi's Soul Kitchen in Brick, NJ and catches up with what's going with his homeless homies. He tells us about his proposal for the Bourne Foundation in Colorado and invites us to the open mic and Kula Cafe in Asbury, NJ. The best part is when he and I get into discussing crypto and how platforms like #steemit can help end poverty and homelessness by circumventing government bureaucracy.
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