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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2026 · 25 MIN

Homelessness in Tahlequah: A Real Conversation with Ed Blanchard - TACH

from Living in Tahlequah with Edna Kimble

Homelessness looks different in small towns—and the solutions have to be local. In this episode, I sit down with Ed Blanchard from the Tahlequah Area Coalition of the Homeless (TACH) to talk honestly about what homelessness really looks like in Tahlequah, the challenges our community faces, and what’s actually working. We cover: • What homelessness looks like in Tahlequah (and what surprises most people) • Common misconceptions about homelessness • How TACH supports individuals and families locally • Why community collaboration matters • Ways residents can help beyond just donations This is an important, eye-opening conversation about compassion, education, and real solutions happening right here at home. 📍 Based in Tahlequah, Oklahoma If you care about our community and want to better understand how we can support our neighbors, this episode is worth your time. If you want to learn more about TACH click here / 17rnaaaz2p

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