This American Life - After the Flood: New Orleans Stories in the

This American Life with Ira Glass After the Flood: New Orleans Stories in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Very compelling stories from New Orleans. A shockingly honest view of race, class, and poverty in a crisis. Humanity, at its worst, and at its best. Act 1: Middle of Somewhere Denise Moore was trapped in the New Orleans Convention Center, with her mom, her niece and her niece's two-year-old daughter. There she witnessed acts of surprising humanity by armed thugs, taking charge and doing good. Act 2: Forgotten, but Not Lost The Crescent City Connection Bridge -- Armed Police Officers fire on civilians attempting to evacuate. "Get the Fuck off this Freeway!" (Gretna Sheriff's Department) Act 3: Social Studies Lesson On the lessons of the flood: FOX's Bill O'Reilly vs. Ashley Nelson (18-year-old New Orleans high school student) Act 4: Diaspora Cheryl Wagner left for Gainesville, Florida, where her friends advised her to buy a gun and a mean dog before returning home to New Orleans. four 96kbps/44.1kHz mp3 files

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stinkpants (2009-04-14)

Please seed.
Sincerely,
from New Orleans.