Alexander the Grate on Life as an NFA (Ep. 127) | Conversations with Tyler
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Why none of us can escape shelter insecurity.
Alexander the Grate on Life as an NFA (Ep. 127) | Conversations with Tyler July 14, 2021 Alexander the Grate on Life as an NFA (Ep. 127) Why none of us can escape shelter insecurity. Subscribe Apple Google Stitcher Spotify YouTube You may also like: Alexander the Grate has spent 40 years — more than half of his life — living on the streets (and heating grates) of Washington, DC. He prefers the label NFA (No Fixed Address) rather than “homeless,” since in his view we’re all a little bit homeless: even millionaires are just one catastrophe away from losing their mansions. It’s a life that certai
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