Exploring Resilience and Opportunities: The Donut King and Making Sense of the Housing Crisis

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The hosts discuss the inspiring story of Cambodian refugees who build a thriving donut empire in the US, emphasizing themes of resilience and finding opportunities for minority groups. They also mention guests discussing the housing crisis on another podcast before wrapping up with a closing remark.

Why do we as a society keep building more and more housing for people who already have the most options, all the while we are forcing people who most need housing to scramble amidst shortage? How do we not just understand what is happening, but also make something better? Jimmy Wright and Michael Hall were motivated by their Christian faith to do just that via their business Launch Capital. Listen in to get inspired by their creative and hopeful work.

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