In this episode Community Square KFUG's Heather Polen has a conversation with Brady and Isaac and their journey with Brandy's life threatening third degree burns and being denied and or delayed medical care and a clean place to recover. Isaac speaks about how Mission "Imposable" controlled and opened their mail, had control of their medical cards, appointments, transportation and plays god with peoples lives for money. Leading to questions about who supervises those who have so much power and control over a vulnerable and easily exploited population desperate for the resources only Mission Posable provides in Del Norte County? Will we the "citizens" hear their stories or will we dismiss them because its easier?

Coming Early Next Week: A Powerful Conversation with Riri

In this short preview, Riri shares deeply personal poetry inspired by her experience with homelessness. Her words are honest, unfiltered, and profoundly moving, offering a glimpse into the realities, struggles and humanity that often go unseen.

This is more than poetry; it's lived experience expressed with courage and heart. Riri's voice invites listeners to reflect, connect, and understand a perspective that deserves to be heard.

The complete conversation drops early next week. In it, Riri opens up about her journey, experiences that led to her being homeless.

If you value authentic storytelling that speaks from real life, you won't want to miss this episode.

Listen to this preview today, and watch for the full conversation early next week. #Poetry #Homelessness #SpokenWord #Storytelling #Podcast #MentalHealth #CommunityVoices #RealStories

On this episode of Community Square Ron Cole and Sam talk to Heather Polen about the unique Gateway Education program for our youth.