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28: Trust Opens Doors for People and Housing
May 22, 2026
41m 03s
27: Rebuilding Lives through Fatherhood with Jarron Cook
May 3, 2026
28m 22s
26: The Power of Consistency: How Fostering Hope Builds Lasting Bonds for Foster Families
Mar 19, 2026
31m 08s
25: Emergency Shelter in Colorado Springs - Hope COS Delivers an Alternative
Feb 25, 2026
29m 50s
24: Getting a Step Up: Introducing Step Colorado Springs
Jan 28, 2026
32m 01s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 5/22/26 | ![]() 28: Trust Opens Doors for People and Housing✨ | homelessnesshousing+3 | Steve WayantHaley Crist | Homeward Pikes Peak | Pikes Peak region | Street Outreachhomelessness+5 | — | 41m 03s | |
| 5/3/26 | ![]() 27: Rebuilding Lives through Fatherhood with Jarron Cook✨ | fatherhoodmentorship+3 | Jarron CookBenjamin Herbert | Father’s FirstHomeward Pikes Peak | Colorado Springs | fatherhoodmentorship+3 | — | 28m 22s | |
| 3/19/26 | ![]() 26: The Power of Consistency: How Fostering Hope Builds Lasting Bonds for Foster Families✨ | foster carevolunteer support+3 | Brian Newsome | Fostering Hope FoundationHomeward Pikes Peak+1 | Colorado Springs | foster familiesvolunteer+5 | — | 31m 08s | |
| 2/25/26 | ![]() 25: Emergency Shelter in Colorado Springs - Hope COS Delivers an Alternative✨ | homelessnessaddiction support+3 | Melissa Wallace | Hope COSHomeward Pikes Peak+1 | Colorado Springs | Hope COShomelessness+3 | — | 29m 50s | |
| 1/28/26 | ![]() 24: Getting a Step Up: Introducing Step Colorado Springs✨ | recoveryaddiction+3 | Meghan Shay | Step SpringsHomeward Pikes Peak+1 | Colorado Springs | recovery programaddiction+3 | — | 32m 01s | |
| 12/30/25 | ![]() 23: Clean & Safe Pilot Program✨ | homelessnesscommunity resources+3 | Pat Rigdon | Downtown Partnership of Colorado SpringsHomeward Pikes Peak+1 | Colorado Springs | Clean & Safehomelessness+5 | — | 36m 18s | |
| 10/31/25 | ![]() 22: Catholic Charities of Central Colorado Steps Up Their Housing Game✨ | housingcommunity services+3 | Deana Hunt | Catholic Charities of Central ColoradoHomeward Pikes Peak | — | Catholic Charitieshousing programs+3 | — | 36m 19s | |
| 10/9/25 | ![]() 21: Colorado Springs's Long-Time Advocate to Address Homelessness: Aimee Cox✨ | homelessnesshousing+3 | Aimee Cox | City of Colorado Springs Housing and Homelessness Response DepartmentPikes Peak Continuum of Care+1 | — | homelessnessaffordable housing+3 | — | 46m 40s | |
| 8/19/25 | ![]() 20: Colorado Springs Fire Dept – More Than Just Putting Out Fires✨ | homelessnesscommunity outreach+3 | — | Homeward Pikes PeakColorado Springs Fire Department | Colorado Springs | Colorado Springsfire department+3 | — | 41m 36s | |
| 8/6/25 | ![]() 19: Building a Housing Justice Movement in Colorado Springs✨ | housing justiceadvocacy+3 | Max KronstadtWill Smith | COS Pro Housing PartnershipHomeward Pikes Peak | Colorado Springs | housing justiceColorado Springs+4 | — | 35m 59s | |
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| 6/22/25 | ![]() 18: Housing Affordability - A Conversation with Pikes Peak Housing Network’s Jill Gaebler | Pikes Peak Housing Network’s mission is to foster innovative and collaborative solutions that advance housing affordability, access and production in the Pikes Peak Region. Executive Director Jill Gaebler shares data and details about her work. Jill is a former member of the Colorado Springs City Council where she served two terms. Prior to that, Jill worked for Greccio Housing and served in the Us Air Force. Jill is also a former board member of Homeward Pikes Peak.Website: https://pphousingnetwork.org/State of Housing Report: https://pphousingnetwork.org/resources.htmla Place for everyone is produced by Homeward Pikes Peak. We empower individuals and families to access stable housing, increase mental health, increase recovery and achieve economic stability. Learn more at http://homewardpp.org/. You can reach us at (719) 473-5557. Street Outreach, housing, and clinical services are provided. | — | ||||||
| 5/25/25 | ![]() 17: The Intersection of Behavioral Health and Homelessness | How does behavioral health contribute to homelessness, and how does Homeward Pikes Peak help people facing this obstacle? Homelessness is quite complex – often multiple contributing factors such as the cost of living, the cost of housing in our community, and then the complexities of broken family relationships, compounded by mental health and substance misuse by people. When someone has untreated mental health issues or substance use turns into misuse and addiction it has a negative impact on everything – housing, employment, and overall health. Homeward Pikes Peak has an outpatient treatment clinic and today we speak to its director Katie Edelson Milo.Resources: Homeward Pikes Peak http://www.homewardpp.org/Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: https://www.samhsa.gov/ National Healthcare for the Homeless Council: https://nhchc.org/a Place for everyone is produced by Homeward Pikes Peak. We empower individuals and families to access stable housing, increase mental health, increase recovery and achieve economic stability. Learn more at http://homewardpp.org/. You can reach us at (719) 473-5557. Street Outreach, housing, and clinical services are provided. | — | ||||||
| 2/28/25 | ![]() 16: The Place Connecting At-risk and Unhoused Youth to Vital Services and Housing | The Place offers housing, a drop-in center, and supportive services for youth up to age 24 years old. CEO Becky Treece shares details about The Place. Their mission is to empower Colorado youth to break the cycle of homelessness and forge supportive relationships and have self-sufficient, successful lives.The Place website - https://theplacecos.org/ Telephone - (719) 338-9257a Place for everyone is produced by Homeward Pikes Peak. We empower individuals and families to access stable housing, increase mental health, increase recovery and achieve economic stability. Learn more at http://homewardpp.org/. You can reach us at (719) 473-5557. Street Outreach, housing, and clinical services are provided. | — | ||||||
| 4/14/23 | ![]() 15 Greccio: A Solution Focused Housing Organization | Learn about valuable housing resources for working families provided by Greccio Housing. Homeward Pikes Peak Executive Director Beth Roalstad sits down for this conversation with Lee Patke, Executive Director of Greccio Housing. Greccio's mission is to provide stable, safe, and affordable housing, to offer resources for residents to achieve stability, and to promote solutions to the affordable housing needs of our community. Greccio currently serves over 1,000 residents per year through properties across Colorado Springs. Beyond providing affordable housing to lower their cost of living, they offer access to a variety of services, guidance, community events, educational workshops, and ongoing assistance that helps on their path toward self-sufficiency and financial independence. Greccio Housing https://www.greccio.org/ Homeward Pikes Peak https://www.homewardpikespeak.org 719-473-5557 a Place for everyone, and Studio 809 Podcasts, appreciate the generous support of Gold Hill Mesa https://www.goldhillmesa.com/ Homeward Pikes Peak brings you a Place for everyone with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. | — | ||||||
| 12/19/22 | ![]() 14 Intersection of Housing and a Vibrant Downtown | Why a surge in downtown housing isn’t causing costs to drop, plus the story behind a new affordable live/work space for artists. Host Beth Roalstad discusses these issues with Susan Edmondson, President and CEO of Downtown Partnership. Susan explains the structure and activities of the Downtown Partnership, and she provides details about an exciting project to break ground in early 2023 – Artspace, an affordable live/work space for artists with rent priced for artisans earning up to 60% of average median income. Downtown Partnershiphttps://downtowncs.com/ Downtown Ventureshttps://downtowncs.com/ventures/ Artspacehttps://www.artspace.org/ a Place for everyone, and Studio 809 Podcasts, appreciate the generous support of Gold Hill Mesa https://www.goldhillmesa.com/ Homeward Pikes Peak brings you a Place for everyone with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. Homeward Pikes Peak https://www.homewardpikespeak.org 719-473-5557 | — | ||||||
| 11/13/22 | ![]() 13 Filling a Gap in Healthcare and Housing: Dream Centers of Colorado Springs | Matthew Ayres, CEO of Dream Centers, joins host Beth Roalstad to share how the Dream Centers and Mary’s Home serve women of low income in our community and provides women and families with services ranging from health care to housing. They also discuss resources for men, and the longtime collaboration between Dream Center and Homeward Pikes Peak. LINKS:Dream Centershttps://www.dreamcenters.com/ | — | ||||||
| 10/26/22 | ![]() 12 Springs Recovery Connection: A Local Solution Based on National Model | Learn how Springs Recovery Connection is helping individuals enter recovery and build skills to stay sober, thrive as adults and be active in our community. Trudy Hodges, CEO of Springs Recovery Connection, discusses the growth of her organization, its dreams for the community and how important being involved with others in Recovery contributes to lifelong sobriety. Trudy and host Beth Roalstad (executive director of Homeward Pikes Peak) compare notes on this vital work that engages both organizations. Recovery community organizations (RCOs) are the heart and soul of the recovery movement. In the last ten years, RCOs have proliferated throughout the US. They are demonstrating leadership in their towns, cities and states as well as on the national landscape. They have become major hubs for recovery-focused policy advocacy activities, carrying out recovery-focused community education and outreach programs, and becoming players in systems change initiatives. Many are also providing peer-based recovery support services. RCOs share a recovery vision, authenticity of voice and are independent, serving as a bridge between diverse communities of recovery, the addiction treatment community, governmental agencies, the criminal justice system, the larger network of health and human services providers and systems and the broader recovery support resources of the extended community. MORE INFO: Springs Recovery Connectionhttps://srchope.org/ (719) 465-2295. New Recovery Community985 W. Fillmore St. Faces & Voices of Recovery https://www.facesandvoicesofrecovery.org/ a Place for everyone, and Studio 809 Podcasts, appreciate the generous support of Gold Hill Mesa https://www.goldhillmesa.com/ Homeward Pikes Peak brings you a Place for Everyone with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. Homeward Pikes Peak provides re-entry housing for men and women who have had a history of substance abuse and are at risk of becoming homeless. Learn more at our website. https://homewardpp.org/ | — | ||||||
| 4/24/22 | ![]() 11 Child Abuse Prevention Month | Help for children experiencing abuse is discussed, since April is child abuse prevention month. Host Beth Roalstad notes there’s an intersection between families facing multiple barriers or facing homelessness, and child abuse. Stacie Kwitek Russell, executive director of El Paso County’s Department of Human Service discusses the issues with Beth. They are joined by El Paso County Public Information Specialist Kristina Iodice. LINKS: DHS helped to create Family Treatment Drug Court: https://www.courts.state.co.us/Administration/Custom.cfm?Unit=prbsolcrt&Page_ID=448 El Paso County Department of Human Serviceshttps://humanservices.elpasoco.com/ Additional resources to receive training on the prevention of child abuse and neglect. https://www.peacefulhouseholds.org/ Homeward Pikes Peak https://www.homewardpikespeak.org 719-473-5557 a Place for everyone, and Studio 809 Podcasts, appreciate the generous support of Gold Hill Mesa https://www.goldhillmesa.com/ and the support of the MeadowGrass Music Festival 2022, coming up this Memorial Day weekend. https://rockymountainhighway.org/index.php/information/ Homeward Pikes Peak brings you a Place for Everyone with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. | — | ||||||
| 3/30/22 | ![]() 10 Prison Re-Entry: How to Ease a Rough Transition | We speak with a dynamic leader who not only knows how hard the transition is from prison to community at a community level, he knows it from a personal level. too. After serving 20 years in a Colorado prison for what was deemed a “hate crime,” Howie Close is now a leader in a movement to improve the pathway for men and women as they exit prison and return to our communities. Howie leads the Woodmen Valley Chapel Prison Ministry https://woodmenvalley.org/prison. This is a dynamic team of over 160 volunteers who work inside and outside of prisons around the state of Colorado. It is part of a statewide and national movement. Not only does it bring spiritual support to inmates, but it also assists in building life skills, setting up employment success and locating housing when these folks return to our cities and towns across the state. More information about how organizations can become involved with the Colorado Dept. of Corrections: https://cdoc.colorado.gov/about/community-engagement Homeward Pikes Peak provides re-entry housing for men and women who have had a history of substance abuse and are at risk of becoming homeless. Learn more at https://www.homewardpp.org Homeward Pikes Peak brings you a Place for Everyone with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. | — | ||||||
| 9/13/21 | ![]() 9 Affordable Housing in Colorado Springs | What are the top affordable housing issues and what is being done to address these in Colorado Springs? It’s a hot issue and means different things to different people. We discuss it all in this conversation with three area affordable housing leaders. Randy and BJ Scott are two of the founders of the Affordable Housing Collaborative, an advocacy organization that seeks to be a hub of information and lead efforts to increase affordable housing in El Paso County. Barb Van Hoy is a Policy Analyst in the Community Development Division of the City of Colorado Springs. Randy Scott has been a corporate leader in Colorado Springs and led a capacity building and strategic planning nonprofit organization that supported the leadership and strategic initiatives of other nonprofit organizations in our community. BJ Scott retired from her role as CEO of Peak Vista Community Health Centers a few years ago after dedicating twenty years to the health and welfare of some of our community’s most vulnerable members. As a policy analyst with the City's Community Development Division, Barb supports public policy and impact analysis, along with public engagement for the programs supported by entitlement grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Community Development Division allocates about $5 million annually in federal formula block grants through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program, and the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program. The Division is managing an additional $41 million through recent federal COVID relief and stimulus packages to prevent, prepare for and respond to coronavirus impacts. LINKS: Affordable Housing Collaborative Information Hub https://affordablehousingelpasoco.org/ City of Colorado Springs Community Development Division https://coloradosprings.gov/communitydevelopment City plan for Housing https://coloradosprings.gov/homecos Homeward Pikes Peak www.homewardpp.org Hope Never Ends Event for HPP https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTIyNjMz Homeward Pikes Peak brings you a Place for Everyone with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. For more information visit our website http://www.homewardpp.org or contact the organization. | — | ||||||
| 7/9/21 | ![]() 8 Library for the People | Today’s library is not just about books anymore, it is a vital hub where community, people, art, and technology intersect. John Spears, Chief Librarian and CEO of the Pikes Peak Library District, joins host Beth Roalstad to discuss how the Pikes Peak Library District is carrying out a new form of community library. What is most interesting to Homeward Pikes Peak is that our library has had a social worker on staff for about three years. This staff person is considered a subject matter expert on the needs of the library guests who experience homelessness. There is a librarian for business, children, and research… why not a “librarian” for people? You can find more information on the Pikes Peak Library District and Homeward Pikes Peak in the links below. LINKS: Pikes Peak Library District Library Programs Homeward Pikes Peak Strengthening Communities: The Role of the Public Library as a Site of Connection Extending Our Reach: Reducing Homelessness Through Library Engagement Homeward Pikes Peak brings you a Place for Everyone two times per month with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. For more information visit our website or contact the organization. | — | ||||||
| 5/24/21 | ![]() 7. Substance Use and Mental Health Barriers in Our Community | Today on this episode of - A Place for Everyone. we will tackle the issue of substance use in our community. The frequency or how often it occurs and where can someone get help when they are ready. My guests are colleagues from Diversus Health. Amanda Smith, Director, Substance Use Disorders and Case Management and E.J. RICKEY, MCG, Vice-President of Marketing and Communication Strategy | Diversus Health. Diversus Health recently changed its name recently from AspenPointe. Diversus Health offers health care services focusing on counseling, psychiatry, addictions, and crisis intervention. Navigating the way to the proper kind of care can be tricky but the message is that there is help available. https://diversushealth.org/ Homeward Pikes Peak brings you A Place for Everyone two times per month with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. For more information visit our website or contact the organization. | — | ||||||
| 3/25/20 | ![]() 6 Lasting Impact of childhood trauma | Peaceful Household’s Mission is To improve the health, social-emotional and economic outcomes for children and families by providing the foundation, leadership and education to build and sustain a trauma responsive community. More information about this organization can be found at https://www.peacefulhouseholds.org/. Our Guest today is Kathy Orr, Executive Director of Peaceful Households; a Registered Nurse, Master Trainer of ACES and a community leader and advocate regarding reducing trauma experienced by young children and their families. Homeward Pikes Peak brings you A Place for Everyone two times per month with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. For more information visit our website or contact the organization. | — | ||||||
| 12/16/19 | ![]() 5. Rise Recover Live - The Phoenix of Colorado Springs | The Pheonix Colorado Springs is part of a national movement that offers a free sober active community to individuals who have suffered from a substance use disorder and to those who choose a sober life. Using a peer support model, The Phoenix helps members heal and rebuild their lives while also striving to eliminate the stigma around recovery. You can find more information about the programs and find a gym and a community near you on their website click here. Today's guest, Dan Hugill is a coach, peer recovery coach and advocate for individuals in recovery and those exiting the criminal justice system. Dan shares his story of drugs, alcohol and criminal behavior that started as a teen in Colorado Springs. Now he is able to give back to his community. He has repaired relationships and found new purpose and uses his story to help others.Homeward Pikes Peak brings you A Place for Everyone two times per month with interviews on different dimensions of substance abuse, homelessness, and housing. For more information visit our website or contact the organization. Both organizations are participating in the Indy GIVE! campaign of 2019. Please consider a gift to HPP with this link. Donations to The Pheonix can be done here | — | ||||||
| 12/4/19 | ![]() 4. How does data inform services? | This interview with Dr. Tatiana Bailey will examine what we know through research about individuals who experience homelessness in Colorado Springs – how do we define the problem and what are common characteristics? In 2017, HPP began working on program evaluation to better understand the challenges our clients face and which interventions work well. Data collection continued in 2018 and results were published in 2019. Tatiana Bailey has her Master's in economics and her doctorate in public health, both from the University of Michigan. In the health care arena, Dr. Bailey has focused on programs that aim to increase access and quality while reducing costs, particularly for at-risk populations. She also presents to audiences who wish to be better informed about the general framework of the health care system in the United States. In the economic development field, she has focused upon economic growth initiatives primarily through the venues of workforce readiness and entrepreneurship. Currently, she is the Director of the UCCS Economic Forum within the College of Business and serves as an economic development resource to local businesses and government. She aims to inform audiences about our national and local economy and participates in initiatives that leverage the region's many assets. UCCS Economic Forum Who Are the Colorado Springs Homeless? Part One Colorado Springs Business Journal Who Are the Colorado Springs Homeless? Part Two Colorado Springs Business Journal A Place for everyone is the Pikes Peak region’s podcast about housing, homelessness, resiliency, and recovery. It’s produced by Homeward Pikes Peak. Our mission is to support individuals to achieve their full potential in recovery from substance abuse and to exit homelessness and move towards permanent housing. Learn more at homewardpp.org. | — | ||||||
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