"Poverty is a deep, deep problem and should have deep, deep solutions to it."

Tune in as Princeton Sociologist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Matthew Desmond and Water Street's President Jack Crowley discuss poverty, homelessness and root issues, and what gives them hope.

Nationally, there were over 34,000 unaccompanied youth that were counted as homeless during the national count last year.

That means we're seeing 18, 19, 20 year-olds living on the streets, living in abandoned buildings, living in cars, living in places not fit for human habitation.

Tune in to the Restorers Podcast as Lisa Greener, Executive Director of Community Basics, and Jack Crowley, Water Street Mission President, discuss the issue and talks about a local project, "Manor Youth House", designed to help youth experiencing homelessness in Lancaster, PA.

The growing scarcity of affordable housing is a pressing issue in Lancaster County. Low vacancy rates along with rental rates jumping significantly in the last couple of years, we know solutions to the affordable housing crisis are not going to come easy and we're not going to build our way out of it overnight.

Tune in as Shelby Nauman, CEO of Tenfold, and Jack Crowley, Water Street Mission's President, discuss how we can think in new ways when it comes to advocating and even creating affordable housing at all levels.