ListenUp - The StandUp For Kids Podcast Justine Palmore

This episode of ListenUp talks about the effect homelessness has on an individual's mental health and how access to more resources can prove beneficial for underserved populations. Our guest is psychiatry specialist and StandUp for Kids Advisory Board member Dr. Natasha Namdari.

This episode of ListenUp talks about the issue of family homelessness. Our guest is Andrew Castillo, Manager of Family Programs at Illumination Foundation and he talks with Mike about the landscape of family homelessness and how to support families in a collaborative and sustainable way.

This episode of ListenUp talks about faith’s role in a youth’s life. Our guest is a current youth in our program, Dylan. He shares about his goal to become a pastor and the road that led to making that decision.

This episode of ListenUp talks about a youth’s experience surviving even the worst conditions and that it is possible to recover. Our guest is graduated youth and StandUp for Kids Outreach Coordinator, Johanna Demers, and she openly shares with Mike about the harsh reality of what it’s like to be a homeless youth wanting to make it on your own with no one else's help. If you didn't listen to Pt. 1 please go back and listen to episode #18 and then come back to this one for the continuation.

This episode of ListenUp talks about a youth’s experience surviving even the worst conditions and that it is possible to recover. Our guest is graduated youth and StandUp for Kids Outreach Coordinator, Johanna Demers, and she openly shares with Mike about the harsh reality of what it’s like to be a homeless youth wanting to make it on your own with no one else's help. Tune in next week for Part 2.

This episode of ListenUp talks about adversity; how to deal with it when it comes and how to build your toolkit to be prepared for it. Our guest is the founder of Make It Loud, Cory Tomlinson, and the talk centers around personal stories and experiences from Cory and his expertise in working with world class athletes.