It’s called “A Place To Call Home,” intended to inspire a sense of inclusion and common humanity with homeless people and promoting compassionate action by the community at large, according to the two women. “We’d wanted to do something collaboratively together about the community we’re now living in and about truth that’d be positive help here,” notes Betty Louise. “Susan and I just jumped on it,” smiles Betty Louise. “We are offering this multimedia humanities project that gives voice to four specific groups in the community,” she says. “Only they’re absolutely amazing,” drools KVMR engineer Dave “Buzz” Barnett.