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Rise and shine fever dreamers. Look alive, my friends. I'm V. Spear. And this is American

Fever Dream, presented by Betches News. And today, we're going to take a sort of break from politics and that the thing we talk about will eventually always end up being political in some form. But we're starting off with good intentions to talk about just this really cool person that I got to meet a couple years ago who does really incredible work and will help us

raise our vibe and get in touch with our humanity, I hope. Her name is Jillian Olmsted,

and she's the executive director of this place called the In Between, which is in Salt Lake City,

Utah. And their mission is to end the tragedy of vulnerable people dying in the streets of Utah by providing

medical respite and end-of-life care to those experiencing homelessness.

Jillian, welcome to the show, my friend. It's so good to see you again. So good to see you, too.

So today we are on a new show. Jillian was a guest on my first podcast, which was called The

Interesting. And your story just stuck with me so much that when I came over here, I was like, we have to have her back and introduce her to this audience. Because the work you do is so uniquely incredible. And on a show like American Fever Dream, talking to somebody who is the executive director of a hospice care facility for unhoused people seems like exactly a fever dream and

something that we should not have to have and seems like you shouldn't be the only one in the

whole country that's doing this work. But here we are. Can you tell me a little bit about the

in-between? Yes. Yeah. Thank you for giving us an opportunity to share what we're doing here at the in

between. So we're about to celebrate our 10th anniversary. So we've been around for a little bit,

but even before we opened our doors, this was an idea created or dreamed up by a nurse at a local

hospital who was finding it really difficult to treat people. maybe they qualified for hospice care or

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