The September leaves are wilting on their twigs. I hope none of them perfectly canopy

a submission of dog shit when they fall. Welcome to the Blind By Podcast, you care

free Cassandra's. If you're not this podcast, I always recommend

going back to some earlier episodes or even beginning at the start, which is something

a lot of people do to introduce yourself to the Lord of this podcast. If you're a regular

listener, you know the crack. So with this week's podcast, it's going to be about something

current. I tend, I tend not to have my podcasts very current. I tend not to make a podcast

about something that's happening right now, because when I do that, it kind of dates

the podcast and then it sounds weird to listen back to, which is when I say to you, listen

back to some earlier podcasts, because I tend not to date my podcasts very heavily.

You can go back and listen to something from 2018 and it won't matter, you know. But

with this week's podcast, I do want to make it about something current because something

very important has happened and I really, really want to draw attention to it because it

has, it has global importance and it's globally significant in terms of social change. So

I have listened to this podcast all around the world. So chances are, wherever you're

listening to this podcast from, especially if it's a city, I would wager that a huge

worry in your life is the rent that you pay your landlord. All around the world, rents

are becoming really, really high to the point that it's impacting the quality of life of

an entire generation, the world over. It's particularly bad in Ireland, in Dublin in

particular. We've got a homeless crisis, which we haven't seen the likes of it since

around the time of the famine, I'd say. You have the psyche of a generation in Ireland

has been, has been impacted by this. You've people in their fucking late 20s, 30s, 40s,

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