In this episode, I sat with Jacob at one of LA's oldest private institutions to discuss his family's life in downtown and his thought provoking opinions on poverty and racism from growing up in the African nation of Zimbabwe.

In this episode I had a difficult interview with Kevin he continues to suffer from PTSD 4 decades after his military service during Vietnam. After speaking with Kevin, I feel he's trying to find his way, through his music and his fond memories of Motown.

A successful and talented young artist named Ralph, a true Southern California native opens up about about his life in DTLA, surrounded by gentrification and the loss of his beloved restaurant Pete’s Cafe & Bar.

In this episode, I talk to Shane, a 23-year-old lost soul who is staying hopeful even while he drifts alone struggling with drugs, sexual identity, and the hard reality of life on the streets..

In this Paper House episode we get “Real Talk” from Anthony, a proud Texas native who is currently homeless. He’s lived for the past 8 years on the streets of Downtown Los Angeles.