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Da spit bumpin

Da spit bumpin

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 In this episode of Da Spit Bumpin, the host, JB, tackles the often frustrating topic of waitlists and housing assistance, putting a spotlight on a listener's issue with the Memphis Housing Authority. This episode serves as a call out to bureaucratic organizations to improve their communication and update processes. JB empathizes with the listener, Steve Forrest, and others stuck in similar situations, underlining the human aspect of such faceless mechanisms. The episode ends on an encouraging note, assuring listeners that they're not alone in their struggles and to keep holding on. It also serves as a reminder that the stories of those like Steve matter and should be heard.Copyright Podcraftr Social Sciences
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    Nov 1 2024
    In this episode of Da Spit Bumpin, the host, JB, tackles the often frustrating topic of waitlists and housing assistance, putting a spotlight on a listener's issue with the Memphis Housing Authority. This episode serves as a call out to bureaucratic organizations to improve their communication and update processes. JB empathizes with the listener, Steve Forrest, and others stuck in similar situations, underlining the human aspect of such faceless mechanisms. The episode ends on an encouraging note, assuring listeners that they're not alone in their struggles and to keep holding on. It also serves as a reminder that the stories of those like Steve matter and should be heard.
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