We're Out of Time
The POWER of Helping One Homeless Person at a Time! The Story Of Rema Mays
24 Dec 2024
In this inspiring and touching episode of the We're Out Of Time podcast @RichardTaiteOfficial welcomes Rema Mays. This is the most personal episode yet, as Rema and Richard share their chance meeting and how Richard helped Rema go from homeless to housed. and how they've remained friends ever since. For all things Richard Taite, the We're Out Of Time podcast, and Carrara Treatment Wellness & Spa: https://linktr.ee/richardtaite Key moments from this conversation with Rema Mays & Richard Taite. Intro 00:00 How can we all help a person in need? 00:01 Where did Rema grow up and when did she become homeless in Los Angeles? 01:11 What are some of the locations Rema was sleeping in while homeless and why does he have gratitude for those times? 05:22 How did an inner voice that Rema heard lead to her and Richard's connection? 9:28 Why did seeing a photo of Rema change Richard's life and he knew he needed to help her? 13:06 Why does Rema live by the rule "treat others as you want to be treated"? 15:40 How are lower-income individuals being taken advantage of by having to pay housing application fees? 18:24
Full Episode
This was very hard for me to make public. But the woman that you're going to meet, Rima Mays, is the blessing of my life. And the reason I'm introducing her to everyone is because I have a hard time believing that we allow people to live like this. I don't think anybody should have to live like this. We can all sponsor a homeless person. It's not hard and it's not that expensive.
Okay.
So, Rima, how long, sweetheart, were you homeless? Well, before we get there, okay, what I want to talk about is you were born in Alabama.
Yes.
And you lived in Alabama all your life.
Basically, yes.
How long were you in Alabama for?
Well, most of my, I want to say teenage and adult life.
Okay. And then when you left there, when you left Alabama, where, Mobile? Mobile, Alabama? Where were you? What part of Alabama?
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