14 episodes
The Dirt on Love Laundry Love
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The Dirt on Love podcast is an inside look at the heart of Laundry Love, a national human care initiative and non-profit washing the clothes and bedding of low/no income families and persons. Each episode will introduce you to the people, their stories, and what they are learning about themselves as they lead a Laundry Love location in their city, neighborhood, or town. Welcome to the Dirt on Love.
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Season 2: Wash Cycle 4
On this episode (wash cycle #4) I had the honor to welcome Aisha Smith and Ynette Colyer from Albuquerque New Mexico.
To date this is the longest Dirt on Love episode we’ve put out, close to 45 minutes, when you listen to it you will understand why. You’ll hear about Aisha’s and Ynette’s amazing relationship, their partnership in establishing Laundry Love in the South Broadway Neighborhood of Albuquerque, their personal struggles and how Laundry Love is shaping them. The level of thoughtfulness and emotion spills over not just once but again and again throughout the podcast. So press play and let this “wash cycle” work all the way through you.
To learn more: laundrylove.org
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Don’t forget to join us at the Dignity Conference and 20th Anniversary Celebration of Laundry Love September 29 & 30th in Portland Oregon. To register go to dignityconference.com -
Season 2: Wash Cycle 3
On this episode (wash cycle #3) we had the privilege of talking with Gabriella Rodriguez who oversees Laundry Love in Orlando Florida. Gabriella’s spirit, energy, and commitment to the welfare and care of all people jumps of the microphone into your heart. She shares how her human care journey started from tragedy in her city, and now extends through many streams and ventures. Gabriella’s attentiveness and fidelity to the LGBTQ community is clear, all human beings should know and experience love, dignity and inclusion. We are so grateful for her partnership in Laundry Love, and look forward to hearing the many wonderful stories that come from her life and work.
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Season 2: Wash Cycle 2 (part 2)
Season Two of The Dirt on Love is officially here. We are releasing two “wash cycles” (episodes) immediately with more to come. In these two brand new episodes Greg Russinger, Laundry Love Co-founder, Camilla Storlie, Laundry Love Director of Operations, and Michele Russinger, Laundry Love since day one, discuss the true markers of Laundry Love. What makes Laundry Love unique, what Laundry Love is and what it isn’t, and the many stories of human care. Don’t forget to subscribe as more “wash cycles” are coming soon.
Wash Cycle Two Greg Russinger, Michele Russinger, and Camilla Storlie talk together about the uniqueness and distinctions of Laundry Love (part 2). -
Season 2: Wash Cycle 1 (part 1)
Season Two of The Dirt on Love is officially here. We are releasing two “wash cycles” (episodes) immediately with more to come. In these two brand new episodes Greg Russinger, Laundry Love Co-founder, Camilla Storlie, Laundry Love Director of Operations, and Michele Russinger, Laundry Love since day one, discuss the true markers of Laundry Love. What makes Laundry Love unique, what Laundry Love is and what it isn’t, and the many stories of human care. Don’t forget to subscribe as more “wash cycles” are coming soon.
Wash Cycle One
Greg Russinger, Michele Russinger, and Camilla Storlie talk together about the uniqueness and distinctions of Laundry Love (part 1). -
Wash Cycle 9
This week on The Dirt on Love we introduce the EarthBreeze and Laundry Love partnership.
Joining the podcast are Jon Wedel, CEO of EarthBreeze, and Ginger Lamb director of partnerships & impact. Learn more about EarthBreeze - https://www.earthbreeze.com -
Wash Cycle 8
Andy is the Executive Director at Ashby House Community Services and a Deacon in the Episcopal Chuch.
He has over twenty years of experience working in non-profit organizations and faith communities. Much of his time has been dedicated to creating and implementing initiatives and programs that support individuals and families facing tremendous hardship, including issues of substance use, poverty, death and dying, homelessness, incarceration, and spiritual and emotional crisis.
Andy helped start and facilitate Four Laundry Love locations in Kansas City and Salina KS and served as a Laundry Love Coach for several years. He is married to his high school sweetheart and has three beautiful children.
Customer Reviews
Soaking It Up From San Antonio
Loving this Laundry Pod-cast! Great first episode! Can’t wait to hear more about the inspiring people and stories that make Laundry Love so special! I work with homeless students and families and currently researching to start a laundry love in my area! Feeling even more inspired!
Karen
Nice to hear that this group has been serving people for 12 years! Would like to have heard how they raise funds to maintain, and how they have practiced social distancing throughout the pandemic. Laundry Love does provide a practical solution to providing people a way to have clean clothes, but once you begin having returning patrons then you really begin to establish relationships that perhaps are beyond your own scope. Knowing that many of these individuals/families have multiple needs from laundry to food, shelter, and medical and mental health. It is valuable to understand the resources available in our communities to be able to be the advocates that I sensed in this podcast that this group is trying to be. Thank you again for this presentation. Our Laundry Love group is beginning its 3rd year, and we find that during this pandemic year we have been able to increase our work, and yet also provide assistance in other ways to our vulnerable population. It is wonderful to be able to share our stories.