Still here

A personal story of survival and resilience from someone with lived experience. In this powerful episode, we meet Jimmy — a man who's lived on and off the streets of Sheboygan for a couple years. Recorded outside Mead Public Library in Sheboygan, this conversation doesn’t take place in a studio. It takes place where Jimmy lives his truth: on the sidewalk, with nothing to hide. Jimmy opens up about the daily realities of homelessness — the cold, the stigma, the loneliness — but also about the fight to stay human in a world that often looks away. He reminds us what it means to endure when everything around you says give up. This is more than an interview — it’s a reminder that presence is a form of resistance. Jimmy is still here. And he has something to say. Chapters (00:00:00) - Sheboygan Stories(00:00:56) - One woman's story of homelessness(00:05:11) - What Does a Normal Day Look Like for a Homeless Person?(00:07:30) - Homeless People on the Streets(00:14:22) - Justin on Helping Others During Their Struggle(00:15:49) - Paying it Forward: Changes Needed(00:17:26) - Unhoused and unheard: A Cheboygan Story