Service Is The Price Of Admission For O6 Riders

Cindy Aguilar -- Men's Housing

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2520508/fan_mail/new] You can’t “just get an apartment” when you don’t have an ID, you’re carrying a record, your health is unstable, and the city has too few affordable units to begin with. We’re joined by Cindy Aguilar, Director of Men’s Housing at Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County, for a grounded look at what homelessness actually looks like on the path to permanent housing and why small, practical steps often make the biggest difference.

Juanita Raya -- What if Rock Bottom is Not The End?

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2520508/fan_mail/new] A car crash that should’ve ended everything and a life so heavy with shame she couldn’t imagine a way back. Juanita tells about addiction and what it costs, and walks us through the slow, practical road to recovery that followed. Today she serves as a mission maker at Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County, and she brings credibility -- because she’s also been a resident, dealing with the same emotions she now sees in others.

What If “Taste And See” Is A Life Plan? Anthony, Family and Pineapple Upside-Down Cake

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2520508/fan_mail/new] He showed up to Texas with one clear goal: get back into his kids’ lives after years apart. “Trying to make it work” turned into being unhoused even while holding a job. This is Anthony's story.

Service Is The Price Of Admission For O6 Riders

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2520508/fan_mail/new] Motorcycle clubs often get judged before they ever get understood. We sit down with brothers from O6 Riders Motorcycle Club and One Unit Motorcycle Club as they pull into Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County in Fort Worth to do what doesn’t make headlines: serve food, bring donations, and treat our neighbors with dignity.

Kellye Oakman Shares How Community Helped Her Stay Sober And Start Over

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2520508/fan_mail/new] We talk with Kelly Oakman, supervisor of the Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County food pantry, about what it takes to run a high-volume pantry receiving donations from partners like Target, Trader Joe’s, USDA, and local food banks, and why organization is more than neatness. For neighbors facing homelessness, addiction recovery, and the stress of starting over, order can be a kind of dignity.