I continue to read and listen about homelessness with an open mind and a very real eagerness to hear what is working.

I especially appreciate when someone looks at research and data and then (hopefully) reports on it accurately and without a spin.

I did enjoy this podcast episode on the Ezra Klein show just recently released:

The guest certainly knows her data, so much so that I would probably retain more of what she shared if I listened again on about half speed.

At the end of the interview she's asked to recommend three books, and the first one she mentions is one I've heard brought up many times.

I haven't read it, but I ordered it and I look forward to learning from it.

It's titled "Homelessness is a Housing Problem"