Trailer: The Forgotten: After Helene

Sarah Blake Morgan tells the stories of the residents of Western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.

Episode 1 of the The Forgotten: After Helene podcast, hosted by Queen City Podcast Network, titled "Trailer: The Forgotten: After Helene" was published on February 24, 2025 and runs 3 minutes.

February 24, 2025 ·3m · The Forgotten: After Helene

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Months after Western Carolina was devastated by Hurricane Helene, the recovery continues. Sarah Blake Morgan tells the stories of the residents there, still living in trailers and tents and houses under repair, picking up the pieces of their lives long after the news cycle has moved on. Coming February 27, 2025

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