Fire: Everyone in LA Knows Someone Who Lost Everything | Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles, CA | Los Angeles is burning, and the impact is personal.  We delve into the current status of the devastating fires, discuss the factors that made them so catastrophic, and explore what they mean for the city's future. Linked Resources/How to Help:California Wildfires: Palisades and Eaton Fires (AP)L.A. Wildfires: Help and Resources List (KCRW)Mental Health Support for Fire Victims (LAist)How to Help L.A. Fire Victims (LAist)Wildfire Awareness Post on Instagram (PBS SoCal)Linked Sources Referenced:Palisades Fire Wednesday Live Updates (KTLA)Wildfire Destroys Historic Home, Structures at Southern California State Parks (KTLA)Southern California Wildfire History (LAist)California Fires: Possible Causes (AP)California Fires: Victims and Aftermath (NYT)Weather Factors in L.A.’s Fires (LA Times)Santa Ana Winds and Wildfires (NPR)Federal Aid Amid Fires (LA Times)Maps and Visuals of L.A. Wildfires (CNN)Why L.A. Struggled With Modern Fires (NPR)History of Wildfires in Los Angeles (Wildfire LA)Fire Spike in L.A. (NBC Los Angeles)Bunny Museum Rebuild After Fire (LA Times)Power Lines and Fire Causes (LA Times)The title of this episode is inspired by a post from Blair Imani Ali, author of Read this toHave ideas or suggestion? We would love to hear from you! Send us a text via this link.👏 Special thanks to our talented partners:Paolo Sbrighi for Musical Composition (instagram.com/paulosbrighi/)Mario Cintra for Logo Design (instagram.com/alacarala/)