On the second episode, Vicky sits down with The Tyee Reporter Jen St. Denis to talk about the glory days of renting a house in Vancouver in 2004, why the federal government stopped building houses, and what three of the federal parties in the election are offering for people who can't afford a place to live. They're joined in conversation by The Breach managing editor Martin Lukacs, and writer/sex worker advocate Andrea Werhun.
 
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