Best of 2022: The Homeless Industrial Complex / Tracy Rosenthal

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🗓️ 4 January 2023

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Our latest 'Best of 2022' interview is with organizer and author Tracy Rosenthal who wrote The New Republic article, “Inside LA’s Homeless Industrial Complex,” which she argues exists not of some failure of homelessness policy but an example of the system working exactly as intended.

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0:00.0	So, about halfway through we
0:02.8	we stumbled into a clearing in the forest,
0:05.8	and the two of them were fast as me as the jurors are.
0:08.8	It was around born.
0:10.8	Big the church's house.
0:12.1	And let them know. Bigger! This is hell. I'm not too sure how much of the story you were playing before we went on air is actually going to be heard over the air on any of the radio stations that carry us
0:46.4	but Dan what the hell what were you playing before I came in here?
0:50.3	That's my dinner with Andre man.
0:51.8	Oh was it really it's hard to pick out a movie when you're just listening to the sound instead of actually seeing the picture.
0:57.0	There's some truth to that.
0:58.0	Chukote is in that from Star Trek Next Generation.
1:01.0	What? Playing what?
1:02.7	Are we thinking there's Wallace, Sean, and Andre Gregory
1:06.6	talking to each other for two hours?
1:07.9	Where does the Star Trek guy get it?
1:09.2	I think there's a period, a very short moment where he shows up.
1:13.2	It's under a table.
1:14.2	Very short moment where he shows up.
1:16.1	I'm pretty sure.
1:17.1	I'll have to double check it now.
1:19.1	Now it's driving me crazy.
1:21.1	Live from Lake capitalism where property has more rights than people.
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