On today’s episode Amanda sits down with Stefani Conley and Amy Ray Payne to discuss the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina. They share personal stories of resilience, the importance of direct aid, and the challenges faced in the aftermath of this disaster. They highlight the power of community support and the ongoing efforts to help those affected by the storm. In this conversation, Amanda, Amy, and Stefanie discuss the critical role of media in shaping public perception during crises, the importance of community resilience and local knowledge in disaster response, and the need for transparency and honesty from authorities. They share real stories of human connection and support amidst the challenges faced by communities in Appalachia, emphasizing the significance of grassroots efforts and the collective spirit of giving. They discuss the ongoing needs for recovery and rebuilding, as well as the emotional toll of witnessing the struggles of those affected by disasters.

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