EPISODE THREE

As we think about a future shaped by climate change and the natural disasters to come, it’s important to remember what grounds us. Bobby Redd and Markella Gianato share stories of severe floods in West Virginia and the hard lessons they’ve learned. Durga Sunchiuri tells how climate change is already disrupting life in Nepal. Kevin King talks about the ways he’s seen communities come together through his work with Mennonite Disaster Service.

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Podcast hosts Michaela Mast and Harrison Horst stand outside with owner Markella Gianato.
Podcast hosts Michaela Mast and Harrison Horst stand outside with owner Markella Gianato.
This house is the headquarters for SWAP (Sharing With Appalachian People) in McDowell County, West Virgina. SWAP is a volunteer organization that helps local families rebuild their homes.
This house is the headquarters for SWAP (Sharing With Appalachian People) in McDowell County, West Virgina. SWAP is a volunteer organization that helps local families rebuild their homes.
Durga is from Kathmandu, Nepal, and told us stories of devastating floods and unreliable weather patterns.
Durga is from Kathmandu, Nepal, and told us stories of devastating floods and unreliable weather patterns.