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Welcome to the Tell Me More podcast with Nicole Walters, the only podcast where I'm not seeking to make you think more like me, but to help you keep thinking for yourself.

Hey friends.

So I am beside myself because this is a subject that just hits at home for me.

If you know my three sweet girls I met and you know you guys are the internet aunties

so you know about our babies.

And I bet them, you know, when their mother was, you know guys are the internet aunties, so you know about our babies. And I bet them,

you know, when their mother was, you know, on the side of the road in Baltimore City. And, you know,

she's had a really diverse life experience. And if you've read the book, you know more about that.

But you also know that the unhoused people experiencing homelessness is a constant conversation. And the reality is a lot of us don't know much about what that is actually

like. And we may have preconceived notions. We may have things that we've been told by the media,

but you know that's not what we do here, right? What we do here is we go right to the source. We may have things that we've been told by the media, but you know that's not what we do

here, right? What we do here is we go right to the source. We ask someone who has either experienced it

or is just one degree removed from those who have to learn what we need to know and what we can do.

And today's guest is someone who is redefining what it means to deliver health care with compassion, with innovation, with heart.

And that's Dr. Indu Sabaya.

Now, she is the CEO of Healthcare in Action, which is this incredible organization.

I'm not kidding.

Google will have the details in the show notes.

But they're providing street medicine

and housing navigation for people experiencing homelessness across California. So,

healthcare and action, it's her and her teams, and they're meeting people where they are.

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