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The Homelessness Marathon happened Sunday October 21, 2012

LISTEN TO THE 2012 HOMELESSNESS MARATHON

Hour One- Counting the Homeless- Click here to listen
Hour Two- The Changing Face of Homelessness- Click here to listen
Hour Three- Shelters, Stipulations and Freezing to Death- Click here to listen
Hour Four- Homeless Youth: Kids and Teens on the Streets- Click here to listen
Hour Five- When You are Forced to Leave Home- Click here to listen
Hour Six- The Myth of the Cardboard Box- Click here to listen
Hour Seven- Homeless Families in a Homeless Camp- Click here to listen
Hour Eight- Vice -Presidential Forum- Click here to listen

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15th ANNUAL HOMELESSNESS MARATHON -- BROADCAST SCHEDULE
Sunday October 21st, 2012

times listed are EST

HOUR 1
10am		WEFT in Illinois
topic- Dropping the “F” Bombs: “Food” and Foreclosure”

HOUR 2
11am		WMPG in Maine
topic- The Changing Face of Homelessness

HOUR 3
noon		WFHB in Indiana
topic- Shelters, Stipulations and Freezing to Death

HOUR 4
1pm		KUNM in New Mexico
topic- Kids on the  Street - Homeless Youths

HOUR 5
2pm		WGDR in Vermont
topic- When You Are Forced To Leave Home

HOUR 6
3pm		WSCA in New Hampshire
topic- The Myth of the Cardboard Box

HOUR 7
4pm		 KBOO in Oregon
topic-  Families  at a Homeless Camp Aren’t Exactly Camping

HOUR 8
5pm		 in New York
topic- Vice-Presidential Forum

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