Groundcover aims to raise awareness about homelessness and hunger every day — but in honor of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, this in this episode we're talking about shelter, grassroots initiatives, and human service gaps in Washtenaw County.

This episode is chock-full of vendor perspectives on the election and features an interview with the editor of the popular New York Times puzzle game, "Wordle" who for five years has contributed crosswords to Groundcover News.

"The reviews are in" in this episode — Groundcover Community Choice Award results, perspectives on what's on the November 5 ballot, and an overview of coffee shops in A2! And we don't forget content to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and Halloween!

365 days of war. 1 year of struggle over Washington in downtown Ypsilanti... and 82 years of Ken Parks!

This episode is all about shelter — agency, grassroots, and private accommodations. Of course we also cover a little bit of U-M football too!

Have you seen public toilets pop up around downtown Ann Arbor? Have you noticed college students have returned? Listen to vendor reports on what's moving, shaking, and changing in our community in this episode of Groundcover Speaks!

From the way we treat one another, to the ways U.S. tax dollars are used to kill and destroy, in this episode Groundcover News writers are crying out for change!

Michigan Housing Choice Voucher waitlist closes. Care-Based Safety celebrates one year of crisis response. Art fair recap. Reflections on Houston's Housing First strategy. That and more in this episode of Groundcover Speaks.

In this episode hear interviews with sheriff’s candidates, preview of 3 Ypsi ballot initiatives, community spotlight on Black Men Vote, + other essential voter info!

Listen to this year's Community Arts Edition for perspectives on how corporate art accelerates gentrification and an interview with street artist James Manning. As always we're covering struggles in the homeless community -- from federal to local stage.