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Stories from the Storm

Stories from the Storm

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 Stories from the Storm offers a rollicking ride through Western North Carolina in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Join Asheville locals Lila Richardson, owner of the most extensive fidget toy collection in Asheville, and Riah Newfont, who still wakes up every day hoping today might be the day she learns to wink, as we reflect about the storm. Each episode we’ll focus on a different aspect of the hurricane and its aftermath and feature an interview with a friend, acquaintance, or someone we met on the street. We bring creativity, humor, and storytelling to offer our community a platform for reflection and healing.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Sciences sociales
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    • But the Chickens Lived!

      But the Chickens Lived!
      Jun 29 2025

      We talk with the esteemed Carol Boggess about her life since Helene unleashed a landslide on her property. Do Lila and Riah actually know what a landslide is? Doesn't matter. The chickens lived.

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      54 min
    • Come Hellbenders or Highwater

      Come Hellbenders or Highwater
      May 7 2025

      In this episode we get to chat with Professor Alan Smith about how Helene effected local ecosystems (spoiler: it hurt them). Along the way, we brush up on the difference between flora and fauna and also discover that destruction is just like a good paper towel.

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      48 min
    • Episode 7: 12 Baskets and Creating Communities of Care

      Episode 7: 12 Baskets and Creating Communities of Care
      Apr 14 2025

      Lila sits down with Ben Williamson of Asheville Poverty Initiative to talk about meals at 12 Baskets Cafe, his work during the storm, and what abundance provides for community. Riah abandons the podcast for solo travel (I'm joking she'll be back soon) but not before leaving us with one last essay on radical empathy.

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      57 min
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