Nedd Brockman

Ned Brockman running a thousand miles and screaming because he's in pain or being happy because he finished another day to Jessica Watson, who sailed around the world and being excited. And like, what's the difference? We're men and women, we're pursuing something hard and we're showing ourselves. I'm not, I'm not saying be tough, be a man.

I'm saying be tough, do an uncomfortable challenge, go and sleep on the street, speak to someone on the street. This is not gender toxic masculinity related at all. This is, do hard things because you will grow. Yeah. And to, to paint it with that brush is just so out of context.

I'm saying be tough, do an uncomfortable challenge, go and sleep on the street, speak to someone on the street. This is not gender toxic masculinity related at all. This is, do hard things because you will grow. Yeah. And to, to paint it with that brush is just so out of context.

I'm saying be tough, do an uncomfortable challenge, go and sleep on the street, speak to someone on the street. This is not gender toxic masculinity related at all. This is, do hard things because you will grow. Yeah. And to, to paint it with that brush is just so out of context.

Oh, we like just as part of the uncomfortable challenge, people signed up and said, well, I'm going to go on street, sleep on the street and see what it feels like for 10 days.

Oh, we like just as part of the uncomfortable challenge, people signed up and said, well, I'm going to go on street, sleep on the street and see what it feels like for 10 days.

Oh, we like just as part of the uncomfortable challenge, people signed up and said, well, I'm going to go on street, sleep on the street and see what it feels like for 10 days.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, and speaking to people on the street for 10 days or, um, no, like all those things, but that was, yeah, someone did.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, and speaking to people on the street for 10 days or, um, no, like all those things, but that was, yeah, someone did.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, and speaking to people on the street for 10 days or, um, no, like all those things, but that was, yeah, someone did.

Um, the, fact that we're all human beings and I feel like no one ever wants to be homeless. No one's chosen to be homeless. They're whatever, for whatever reason, they've ended up there. A lot of homelessness is a lot out of their control. I've been fortunate enough to have the backing, like my family there. And if something goes wrong, I can always rely on them.

Um, the, fact that we're all human beings and I feel like no one ever wants to be homeless. No one's chosen to be homeless. They're whatever, for whatever reason, they've ended up there. A lot of homelessness is a lot out of their control. I've been fortunate enough to have the backing, like my family there. And if something goes wrong, I can always rely on them.

Um, the, fact that we're all human beings and I feel like no one ever wants to be homeless. No one's chosen to be homeless. They're whatever, for whatever reason, they've ended up there. A lot of homelessness is a lot out of their control. I've been fortunate enough to have the backing, like my family there. And if something goes wrong, I can always rely on them.

A lot of people don't have anyone to rely on. And then they go down a path of, you know, it just,

A lot of people don't have anyone to rely on. And then they go down a path of, you know, it just,

A lot of people don't have anyone to rely on. And then they go down a path of, you know, it just,

For me, I feel for these people because they didn't have the same access to things that I had throughout my upbringing and even in education or, yeah, you know, all those things that I just feel we all should have the ability to know we have a roof over our head, a shower at night and a good bit of tucker to eat every day. So that for me, I just like, I want to bring awareness to it.

For me, I feel for these people because they didn't have the same access to things that I had throughout my upbringing and even in education or, yeah, you know, all those things that I just feel we all should have the ability to know we have a roof over our head, a shower at night and a good bit of tucker to eat every day. So that for me, I just like, I want to bring awareness to it.

For me, I feel for these people because they didn't have the same access to things that I had throughout my upbringing and even in education or, yeah, you know, all those things that I just feel we all should have the ability to know we have a roof over our head, a shower at night and a good bit of tucker to eat every day. So that for me, I just like, I want to bring awareness to it.

I don't know how to fix it. I don't know how to... solve homelessness, but what I do know is if we can make enough noise about it and get people seeing each other, regardless of status, wealth, all those things, seeing each other as human beings, I think that's why I chose homelessness because.