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Limes lives with her 4-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter.	limes lives with her, 4-year-old son and 8-year-old	Limes lives with her 4-year-old son, and 8-year-old.	limes lives with her 4-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter.
And I also have my niece. She's 18 and she's been going from house to house. So I told her just come stay with me until, you know, she get on her feet.	and i also have my niece she's. 18 and she's been going from house to house so i told her, just come stay with me until you know she get on, her	And I also have my niece She's 18 and she's been going from. house to house, So I told her just come stay with me until you; know she get on her	and i also have my niece. she's 18 and she's been going from house to house. so i told her just come stay with me until, you know, she get on her feet.
Her ailing father was living there, too, although he died shortly after this interview. Limes is pretty typical of those who end up in rent court - single mother juggling a lot on her own. She says the father of one of her children is in prison. The other is a deadbeat dad. She lost a full-time job last October, and her new one is only 20 hours a week. At $10.50 an hour, that's not nearly enough to cover her $1,275 a month rent.	her ailing father was living there too although. he died shortly after. this interview limes is pretty typical of those who. end up in rent court - single; mother juggling a lot; on her own she says the father of one of her children is in prison the other is a deadbeat dad she, lost a full-time job last october and her new one is only 20 hours a week at $10.50 an hour, that's not nearly enough to cover her $1,275 a month	Her ailing. father was living there too although he died shortly after this interview Limes is pretty. typical of those who end up in rent court - single mother juggling a lot, on her. own She; says the father; of, one of. her children is in prison The other is a deadbeat dad She lost a full-time job last October and her new one is only. 20 hours a week At $10.50 an, hour. that's not, nearly enough to cover; her $1,275 a month	her ailing father was living there, too, although he died shortly after this interview. limes is pretty typical of those who end up in rent court - single mother juggling a lot on her own. she says the father of one of her children is in prison. the other is a deadbeat dad. she lost a full-time job last october, and her new one is only 20 hours a week. at $10.50 an hour, that's not nearly enough to cover her $1,275 a month rent.
They're living on a very tight margin.	they're living, on a very tight	They're living. on, a very tight	they're living on a very tight margin.
Judge Judith Bartnoff presides over the D.C. court that includes the Landlord Tenant Branch. She thinks many of the thousands of tenants who come before the court each year can afford their rent at some point but just barely.	judge judith bartnoff, presides over the d.c court; that includes the landlord tenant branch she. thinks many of; the thousands of, tenants. who come before the court each year can afford their rent at some, point but just	Judge Judith Bartnoff presides over the D.C court that includes the Landlord Tenant Branch She thinks many of the thousands of tenants who come before the, court each year. can afford their rent at some point but just.	judge judith bartnoff presides over the d.c. court that includes the landlord tenant branch. she thinks many of the thousands of tenants who come before the court each year can afford their rent at some point but just barely.
And if something happens, if somebody gets sick, if somebody gets hurt, if somebody loses their job, then it throws the whole system off.	and if something happens if somebody gets sick if somebody gets hurt if, somebody loses. their job then it throws, the whole system	And if something happens if somebody, gets sick. if, somebody gets hurt if somebody. loses their job then it throws the whole system	and if something happens, if somebody gets sick, if somebody gets hurt, if somebody loses their job, then it throws the whole system off.
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Which is why the hallway outside the landlord Tenant court room is routinely packed with renters trying to work out a deal with their landlord's attorneys. Some offer payment plans so a tenant can catch up. But many renters just agree to move out, or like Meagen Limes, resign themselves to eviction, which doesn't solve a thing.	which is why the hallway outside. the landlord tenant court room is routinely packed with. renters trying to work out a deal with their landlord's, attorneys some offer payment, plans so a. tenant can catch; up but many renters just, agree to move out or like meagen, limes resign themselves to. eviction which doesn't solve a	Which is why the hallway outside the landlord Tenant court room is routinely packed with renters trying to work out a deal with their landlord's attorneys Some offer payment plans so a tenant can catch up But many renters just agree to, move out or like Meagen Limes resign themselves to eviction which doesn't solve a	which is why the hallway outside the landlord tenant court room is routinely packed with renters trying to work out a deal with their landlord's attorneys. some offer payment plans so a tenant can catch up. but many renters just agree to move out, or like meagen limes, resign themselves to eviction, which doesn't solve a thing.
It really drives people deeper into a state of hardship.	it really drives people deeper into a state of	It. really drives people deeper into a state of	it really drives people deeper into a state of hardship.
Harvard sociologist Matthew Desmond spent more than a year following low-income renters and landlords in Milwaukee, which he details in his new book called "Evicted." Desmond says evictions are not just a result of poverty but a cause, that it makes lives more unstable. People not only lose their homes...	harvard sociologist matthew desmond spent more than a year following low-income renters and landlords in milwaukee which he details in. his new book called "evicted" desmond says evictions are not. just a result of. poverty but a cause that it makes. lives more unstable people not only lose their	Harvard sociologist Matthew Desmond spent. more than a, year. following low-income renters and landlords in Milwaukee which he details in his new book called "Evicted" Desmond; says evictions are not just a result of poverty but a; cause that. it makes lives more unstable People not only lose their	harvard sociologist matthew desmond spent more than a year following low-income renters and landlords in milwaukee, which he details in his new book called "evicted." desmond says evictions are not just a result of poverty but a cause, that it makes lives more unstable. people not only lose their homes...
But you often lose your neighborhood and your school. You know, children often have to switch schools and miss long stretches.	but you often lose your neighborhood and your school you know children often have to switch schools and miss long	But you often lose your neighborhood and your school You know children, often have to switch schools and miss long	but you often lose your neighborhood and your school. you know, children often have to switch schools and miss long stretches.
And families often end up in areas with more crime and poorer-quality housing. Meagen Limes is worried about that. She wants to move, but even studio apartments are $800 a month, which she can't afford.	and families often end up in areas, with more crime and poorer-quality housing meagen limes, is worried about that she wants to move, but even studio apartments are $800 a month which she can't	And families often end up in areas with more crime and, poorer-quality housing Meagen Limes is worried about that She wants to move but even. studio apartments are $800 a, month which she, can't.	and families often end up in areas with more crime and poorer-quality housing. meagen limes is worried about that. she wants to move, but even studio apartments are $800 a month, which she can't afford.
It's like I'm stuck here. I don't know where else to go. I don't want to go to the shelter. I'm trying to get help, but I can't find help anywhere.	it's like i'm stuck here i don't know where else to go i don't want to go to the shelter i'm trying to get help but i. can't find help	It's like, I'm stuck here I don't know where. else to go I don't want to go to the shelter I'm trying to get help but I can't find help	it's like i'm stuck here. i don't know where else to go. i don't want to go to the shelter. i'm trying to get help, but i can't find help anywhere.
She did get some temporary assistance from the city a few years ago. But permanent housing aid is almost impossible to find. Limes applied eight years ago for vouchers to help cover her rent.	she did get some temporary assistance from the city, a few years ago, but permanent housing aid is almost impossible to find limes applied eight years ago for; vouchers to help cover her	She; did get some temporary assistance from the city a few years. ago But. permanent housing aid is almost impossible to find Limes applied eight, years ago for, vouchers to help cover her	she did get some temporary assistance from the city a few years ago. but permanent housing aid is almost impossible to find. limes applied eight years ago for vouchers to help cover her rent.
And nothing. I'm still - what - 1,000-something.	and nothing i'm still - what	And nothing I'm still - what	and nothing. i'm still - what - 1,000-something.
That's 1,000th on the waiting list. The city recently had to shut down the list because it had more than 70,000 names on it. Across the U.S., only 1 in 4 people who qualify for public housing or vouchers actually gets them.	that's 1,000th on the waiting list the; city recently, had to shut down the list because it had more than 70,000 names on it across; the u.s., only 1 in 4 people who qualify for public housing or vouchers actually gets	That's 1,000th on the waiting list, The city recently had to shut down the list because it, had more. than 70,000 names on it Across the U.S., only 1 in. 4 people who qualify for public, housing or vouchers actually gets	that's 1,000th on the waiting list. the city recently had to shut down the list because it had more than 70,000 names on it. across the u.s., only 1 in 4 people who qualify for public housing or vouchers actually gets them.
Five weeks after my first visit with Limes, furniture was piled on the curb outside her apartment complex - mattresses, CDs, a flat-screen TV. Two other families had been evicted that day. But Limes was still waiting, worried that she and her kids would end up back in the city's homeless shelter where they lived in 2012.	five weeks after my first visit with limes furniture; was piled on. the curb outside; her apartment complex - mattresses cds a flat-screen tv two, other, families had been evicted that, day but limes was still waiting worried that she and her kids would end up back in the city's homeless shelter where they lived in	Five weeks after my first visit with Limes furniture was piled on the curb outside her apartment complex - mattresses CDs a flat-screen TV Two other families had been, evicted that day But Limes was still waiting worried that she and her, kids would end up back in the city's homeless. shelter where they lived in	five weeks after my first visit with limes, furniture was piled on the curb outside her apartment complex - mattresses, cds, a flat-screen tv. two other families had been evicted that day. but limes was still waiting, worried that she and her kids would end up back in the city's homeless shelter where they lived in 2012.
Yeah. I tried to be like, well that's the point. That's why we're doing this because both in our American culture and in our Pakistani culture, there's a stigma. And she knows it because now she's afraid that people are going to know this about me and judge me for it. And it's going to make it harder for me to have a future the way she wants me to have a future.	yeah i. tried, to be like well that's the point, that's why. we're doing this because both in our american culture, and in our pakistani culture there's a stigma and she knows it because now. she's afraid that people are going to know this about me and judge me for it and it's, going to, make it harder for me to have. a, future. the way she wants me to have a	Yeah I tried to be like well that's the point That's why we're doing this because. both in our American culture and, in our Pakistani, culture there's a stigma And she knows, it because now she's afraid that people, are going to know this about me, and judge me for it And it's going to make it harder for me to have a future the, way she wants me to have a	yeah. i tried to be like, well that's the point. that's why we're doing this because both in our american culture and in our pakistani culture, there's a stigma. and she knows it because now she's afraid that people are going to know this about me and judge me for it. and it's going to make it harder for me to have a future the way she wants me to have a future.
Hey Rose, can you hear us?	hey rose, can you hear	Hey Rose can you hear	hey rose, can you hear us?
I can.	i,	I.	i can.
I talked to Rose a few weeks after she'd sat down with her mom, and she said things didn't go at all as she'd hoped.	i talked to rose a few weeks after she'd, sat down with her mom and she said things didn't go at all as she'd	I talked to Rose a few weeks. after, she'd sat down with her mom and. she said things didn't go at all as she'd	i talked to rose a few weeks after she'd sat down with her mom, and she said things didn't go at all as she'd hoped.
Where you have this one hour-long conversation, and then it's beautiful, and it's over. It's never going to be like that as much as I think we picture that to happen in our head.	where you have this one hour-long conversation. and then. it's beautiful and. it's over it's never going to be like that as much as i think we picture that to happen in our	Where you have this one hour-long conversation and then it's beautiful and, it's over It's never going to be like that as much as I; think we picture. that to happen in our	where you have this one hour-long conversation, and then it's beautiful, and it's over. it's never going to be like that as much as i think we picture that to happen in our head.
And immediately afterwards, honestly, she says, she regretted sharing all this with her mom. But then later that night, Rose's mom started asking these little questions, trying to figure it all out.	and immediately afterwards honestly she says she regretted, sharing all this with her mom but then later. that night, rose's mom started asking these little questions trying. to figure it all	And. immediately afterwards, honestly she says she, regretted sharing all this. with her mom But then later that, night Rose's mom started asking these little questions; trying; to figure it all	and immediately afterwards, honestly, she says, she regretted sharing all this with her mom. but then later that night, rose's mom started asking these little questions, trying to figure it all out.
Where did this start? What could I have done differently? Like, is this because I wouldn't let you wear makeup to school? And it felt like she was coming from a place of wanting to understand better rather than judging it.	where did this start? what could i have done differently? like is this because i wouldn't let you wear makeup to school? and it felt like she was. coming from a place of wanting to understand better rather than judging	Where did this start? What could I. have done differently? Like is this because I wouldn't let you wear makeup to school? And it felt like she was coming, from a place of wanting to understand better rather than judging	where did this start? what could i have done differently? like, is this because i wouldn't let you wear makeup to school? and it felt like she was coming from a place of wanting to understand better rather than judging it.
And with a little time, Rose found herself during the same thing - trying to understand her mom's reaction instead of judging it.	and with a little time rose found herself during the same thing - trying to understand her mom's reaction instead of judging	And with a little time Rose found herself during the same; thing - trying; to understand. her mom's reaction instead of, judging	and with a little time, rose found herself during the same thing - trying to understand her mom's reaction instead of judging it.
I've had years to come to terms with this knowledge about myself. And I gave her what may be an hour-long conversation and then expected her to, at the end of it, be totally understanding and calm and collected about it, which wasn't fair on my part.	i've had years to come to terms with this knowledge about myself and. i gave her what may be, an hour-long conversation and then expected her to at the. end of it be totally understanding and calm and collected about it which wasn't. fair. on my	I've, had years to come to, terms with this knowledge about myself And, I gave her what may be an hour-long conversation and then expected her to at. the end of it be totally understanding and calm and collected about it which wasn't fair on my	i've had years to come to terms with this knowledge about myself. and i gave her what may be an hour-long conversation and then expected her to, at the end of it, be totally understanding and calm and collected about it, which wasn't fair on my part.
Rose says sharing and being open about mental health may ultimately help bridge this kind of culture gap, but you have to be ready for a process, not some kind of hit-and-run conversation. Laying everything out has helped her and her mom be more reflective. She says if that's the case, maybe it wasn't such a bad idea after all. For NPR News, I'm Kenny Malone in New York.	rose says sharing and being open about mental health may. ultimately help bridge this kind of culture gap but you have to be. ready, for a process not some kind of hit-and-run conversation laying everything out has helped her. and her mom be more reflective she says if, that's the case maybe it wasn't. such a, bad idea after all for npr news i'm kenny malone in new	Rose says. sharing and being open, about mental health may ultimately help bridge this kind of culture gap, but you have to be ready for a process, not some kind of hit-and-run, conversation Laying everything out has helped her and her mom be, more reflective She says if that's the case maybe it wasn't such. a bad idea after all For NPR News; I'm, Kenny Malone in New	rose says sharing and being open about mental health may ultimately help bridge this kind of culture gap, but you have to be ready for a process, not some kind of hit-and-run conversation. laying everything out has helped her and her mom be more reflective. she says if that's the case, maybe it wasn't such a bad idea after all. for npr news, i'm kenny malone in new york.
That story comes to us from the Only Human podcast at member station WNYC.	that story comes to us from the only human podcast at member station	That story comes to. us, from the Only Human podcast at. member station	that story comes to us from the only human podcast at member station wnyc.
The banana, at least the kind we usually see at the grocery store, is in trouble. An incurable fungal disease has been slowly spreading through banana-growing regions of the world, and scientists are on the hunt for a new version that is immune to the fungus. If they succeed, it could mean new banana flavors. NPR's Dan Charles reports.	the banana at least the kind we usually see at the grocery store is in trouble an incurable fungal disease has been slowly spreading through banana-growing regions of the, world and scientists are on the. hunt for a new, version; that is immune to, the fungus if they succeed it could mean new banana flavors npr's dan charles	The banana at least the kind we. usually see at the grocery store is in trouble, An incurable fungal disease has been slowly spreading through banana-growing regions of the, world and scientists are on the hunt; for a new version that is immune to the fungus If, they succeed it could mean new banana flavors NPR's Dan Charles	the banana, at least the kind we usually see at the grocery store, is in trouble. an incurable fungal disease has been slowly spreading through banana-growing regions of the world, and scientists are on the hunt for a new version that is immune to the fungus. if they succeed, it could mean new banana flavors. npr's dan charles reports.
In the U.S., the bananas you find in the store are pretty much all alike. But in the market in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, where shop owners get their bananas from farms on the island, you have choices.	in the u.s., the bananas you. find in the store are pretty much all alike but in the market. in mayaguez puerto. rico where shop owners get, their, bananas from farms on the. island you have	In the U.S., the bananas you find in the store are pretty much all alike But in the market, in Mayaguez Puerto Rico where shop owners get, their. bananas, from farms, on the island you have	in the u.s., the bananas you find in the store are pretty much all alike. but in the market in mayaguez, puerto rico, where shop owners get their bananas from farms on the island, you have choices.
(Speaking Spanish).	(speaking	(Speaking	(speaking spanish).
Brian Irish, a scientist who works for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Tropical Research Station here, shows me lots of different bananas. There are tiny ones, red-skinned ones, plump ones.	brian irish a scientist who works for the u.s department of agriculture's tropical research station here shows me lots; of different bananas there are tiny ones red-skinned ones plump	Brian Irish a scientist; who works for the U.S Department of Agriculture's Tropical Research Station here shows me lots of different bananas There are tiny ones red-skinned ones plump	brian irish, a scientist who works for the u.s. department of agriculture's tropical research station here, shows me lots of different bananas. there are tiny ones, red-skinned ones, plump ones.
There's a very popular banana here called Manzano, or apple banana.	there's a. very popular. banana here called, manzano or apple	There's a very popular banana here called Manzano or apple	there's a very popular banana here called manzano, or apple banana.
He buys a few of them, and we go out to his car for a tasting.	he buys a few of them. and, we go out to his. car for. a	He, buys a few, of them and we go out to his, car for a	he buys a few of them, and we go out to his car for a tasting.
Manzanos have a little bit of acid, a little puckering of your mouth, especially if they're not very ripe.	manzanos have a; little bit of; acid a little puckering of your mouth especially if they're not very	Manzanos have a little bit of acid a. little puckering of your mouth especially if they're, not very.	manzanos have a little bit of acid, a little puckering of your mouth, especially if they're not very ripe.
This is a fabulous banana, though.	this is a fabulous banana	This is a fabulous; banana	this is a fabulous banana, though.
Tasty. It's one of my favorite, too. I really like it.	tasty, it's one of my favorite too i really like	Tasty It's one of my favorite too I really like	tasty. it's one of my favorite, too. i really like it.
But all of these bananas are vulnerable. There's a deadly fungus that attacks banana plants. In the past century, one version of this fungus wiped out commercial plantings of a variety called Gros Michel that used to dominate the global banana trade. And now history may be repeating itself.	but all of these bananas are vulnerable there's a deadly, fungus that attacks banana plants in the past century. one version of this fungus, wiped out commercial plantings of a variety called gros michel that used to dominate the global banana trade and now history may be repeating	But all of these bananas are vulnerable There's a deadly fungus that attacks banana plants In the past century one. version of this fungus wiped out commercial plantings of a variety called Gros Michel that, used to dominate the global; banana trade And now history may be repeating,	but all of these bananas are vulnerable. there's a deadly fungus that attacks banana plants. in the past century, one version of this fungus wiped out commercial plantings of a variety called gros michel that used to dominate the global banana trade. and now history may be repeating itself.
A new version of the fungus, called Tropical Race Four, is killing off the current king of the bananas, a variety called Cavendish. That's the kind you see in every supermarket. Tropical Race Four has marched across China and Southeast Asia, laying waste to banana plantations. It's killing bananas in Australia, and cases have been reported in Southern Africa. So far, the fungus has not spread to Latin America, but it can travel on the smallest particle of soil. So when Brian Irish visited a banana plantation in Australia recently, he decided to leave his boots right there.	a. new version of. the fungus called tropical race four is killing off the. current king of the bananas a variety called cavendish that's the kind you see in every supermarket tropical race, four has marched across china and southeast asia, laying waste to, banana plantations it's killing bananas in australia and cases have been reported in southern africa. so far the fungus. has not, spread to latin america but it can travel on the smallest, particle of soil so when brian irish visited a banana plantation in australia recently he decided to leave his boots right	A new version of the fungus called Tropical Race Four is killing off the current king of the bananas a variety called Cavendish That's the kind you. see in every supermarket Tropical Race Four has marched across China and, Southeast Asia laying waste to. banana plantations It's, killing bananas in; Australia and cases have been reported in Southern Africa So far the fungus has not spread to Latin America but it can travel on the smallest particle of soil So when Brian, Irish visited a banana plantation in Australia recently he decided to leave his boots right	a new version of the fungus, called tropical race four, is killing off the current king of the bananas, a variety called cavendish. that's the kind you see in every supermarket. tropical race four has marched across china and southeast asia, laying waste to banana plantations. it's killing bananas in australia, and cases have been reported in southern africa. so far, the fungus has not spread to latin america, but it can travel on the smallest particle of soil. so when brian irish visited a banana plantation in australia recently, he decided to leave his boots right there.
And not bring them back with me.	and not bring them back. with	And not bring them back with	and not bring them back with me.