This week, Chris and Karolyn talk with Brennon Randa, a McPherson-based architect. They dive into a wide range of housing topics, including affordable housing, design strategies, land acquisition, and building stronger communities.

On this week’s Housing for Good podcast, Chris and Karolyn speak with Christine English-Baird, Co-Chair of the Kansas Statewide Homeless Coalition. As a leader with lived experience, Christine brings invaluable perspective to the conversation around homelessness and housing equity.

Her story underscores why centering lived experience is critical to developing effective, community-driven solutions.

In this episode of Housing for Good, Chris sits down with Samantha Wood from the National Alliance to End Homelessness. Samantha shares her passion for bringing people together to fight for housing equity and highlights the Alliance’s work to create lasting solutions to homelessness. From policy advocacy to community action, this conversation explores what it really takes to ensure everyone has a safe and stable place to call home.

Mortgages can be complicated, but you don’t have to face them alone. In Episode 60 of Housing for Good, Chris sits down with mortgage specialist Kenan Warren, who helps homeowners and buyers navigate the twists and turns of financing.

From understanding different loan options to knowing when refinancing makes sense, Kenan offers straightforward guidance to help you feel less overwhelmed and more prepared for one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make.

Every veteran’s journey home looks different, but access to safe housing and supportive programs can make all the difference. This week on Housing for Good, Chris and Karolyn welcome Jeff Herndon from the Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center in Wichita. Together, they explore the housing resources and supportive programs available to veterans, and how these services are making a real impact in the lives of those who served.

On this week’s episode of Housing for Good, Chris and Karolyn sit down with Sara and Summer, nurse care managers at the McPherson Center for Health. Together, they talk about the important connection between healthcare and housing, and how the two go hand in hand when it comes to building stronger, healthier communities.

This week on Housing for Good, Chris and Karolyn sit down with Sheila Plooster of Churches United in Ministry to explore the organization’s powerful impact. From vital resources to compassionate support, discover how they’re making a real difference in our community.

On this episode of Housing for Good, Chris and Karolyn explore what happens when communities fail to address the need for affordable housing—and who pays the price. But it's not all bad news. They also highlight the positive steps being taken in McPherson County to make housing more accessible for everyone. It’s a conversation about the consequences of inaction and the power of community-led solutions.

In this episode of Housing for Good, Chris and Karolyn chat with Brad Kohlman from Conrade Insurance Group about insurance — including coverage for homes, property, renters, and nonprofit organizations.

Chris and Karolyn interview Jon Black, pastor of McPherson’s own Countryside Covenant Church. This exciting episode covers faith, family, community, organizations, and how housing connects everything. 

Hosts: Chris Goodson, Karolyn Moore

Guest: Jon Black

Producer: Joey Hammers