Six Degrees with Kevin Bacon

Start with Shelter with Rachel Brosnahan & Covenant House

Six Degrees with Kevin Bacon

Show Notes

Emmy-award winning actress Rachel Brosnahan graces our ears today to highlight her work as a board member of Covenant House, a non-profit that supports youth facing homelessness and survivors of sex trafficking in 6 countries. Before they get into the philanthropic work, Rachel and Kevin dive into acting process and the joys and intimacy of the live theater. They are then joined by Bill Bedrossian, the president and CEO of Covenant House International to discuss the growing problem of unhoused youths, it's particular impact on LGBTQIA+ communities and how listeners can get involved both nationally and at a local level. To learn more and get involved with Covenant House head to www.covenanthouse.org . To support more initiatives like this program, text 'BACON' to 707070. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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