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Unseen Atlanta
Unseen Atlanta, an Atlanta Mission Podcast, shines a light on the untold stories of those who have experienced homelessness, revealing the hidden realities of this struggle and inspiring listeners to see hope, resilience, and the possibilities for change in Atlanta and beyond.
Hosted by Rachel Reynolds and Jonathan Miller, each episode tells the real-life story of a journey through hardships like housing insecurity, hunger, trauma, and addiction. Each episode also features a subject matter expert — like a neuroscientist or a shelter director — to further contextualize the subject.
Join us to see the unseen stories behind homelessness in Atlanta.
Unseen Atlanta
"We're so glad that you rested, because now it's time to do the work."
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Tanya has spent five years helping women and children move from crisis to stability at My Sister's House. But the moment that stays with her isn't a program milestone.
It's a phone call from a former client who told her, "I never knew love until Atlanta Mission loved me."
In this episode, Tanya walks us through what it actually takes to rebuild a life. It's a conversation about structure and systems, but underneath it, it's about what it means to be seen.
Every day, before she pulls out of the parking lot, Tanya asks herself one question: did I give someone a reason to hold on for one more day? Listen to find out what she means.