Brian and Executive Director Ken Emilio discuss the Mission's smoking cessation policy.

Brian talks about one of the biggest challenges that the Mission deals with: Victim Mentality.

Brian talks about how the program at the Grants Pass Gospel Rescue Mission differs from a state recognized drug and alcohol rehab program, as well as how the Mission works with residents and local agencies to facilitate changed lives through sobriety.

We answer the question, "Why can't I (or someone I know) be allowed to get back into the Mission?" Brian shares some of the principles that guide our decision to allow a resident to re-apply.

After a few unsuccessful stays at the Gospel Rescue Mission, current resident Skyler decided to give it another shot. His persistence has paid off. Skyler has a job and has achieved lasting sobriety during his most recent stay. Listen to his story about why this time it was a success.

In another episode of the GRM Podcast, Brian talks about the pros and cons of using the "housing first" method of building tiny houses as a way to alleviate homelessness.

Current resident, Michael, talks about his experience during his first 90 days at the Mission.

This episode covers the question, as a resident, why do I have to wait for 30 days to look for work?