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Hurricane Florence

Hurricane Florence

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Search complete. 15 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Hurricane Florence".

Sep 18, 2026

Sol LuckmanHOST
1:41
I should know because this time we ignored the official fear-mongering and stuck around.
Sol LuckmanHOST
1:46
Deja vu happened just after this past Labor Day with Hurricane Florence, a massive Category 4 maelstrom crawling along at a snail's pace that's still in the news as I write.
Sol LuckmanHOST
1:59
We were squarely in its path, so much so that Governor McMaster, unfazed by striking out with Irma, issued another mandatory evacuation well in advance of the storm's arrival.
Sol LuckmanHOST
2:13
this was literally less than a day before florence too changed direction out of the blue and bypassed our region by veering up the coast toward wilmington n c where the storm brought historic flooding For those counting, this was the second official whiff in a row.

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Sol LuckmanHOST
12:37
This soon gives way to horrible itching that can last a week or longer.
Sol LuckmanHOST
12:41
Sometimes the stings leave faint scars that can take months to fade.
Sol LuckmanHOST
12:46
when nettles are in play our son won't go anywhere near the water to be fair you can't exactly blame him but on the flip side nettles strike me as a convenient excuse with his teenage self continuing to sour on surfing just to spite us Hurricane Florence was a major nettles farm.
Sol LuckmanHOST
13:06
Left to our own devices, Lee and I, undeterred, averaged about three stings per hour.
Bill BurrHOST
56:06
Hurricane Fitzpatrick.
Bill BurrHOST
56:08
Hurricane Florence.
Bill BurrHOST
56:11
Hurricane Flojo.
Bill BurrHOST
56:14
Hurricane Florence.
Bill BurrHOST
56:16
Florence wreaks havoc in North and South Carolina.
Bill BurrHOST
56:19
All right, so Virginia is okay, so I got two gigs there.
Bill BurrHOST
57:28
Must be his drinking buddy or something like that.
Bill BurrHOST
57:30
Uh, so anyways, all right.
Marlowe FosterHOST
28:47
Mm-hmm.
Esmond AndersonGUEST
28:47
And, and we didn't until we started this program after Hurricane Florence, and we see how they, people are living in their homes and n- need assistance.
Olivia DawsonGUEST
28:58
Right.
Olivia DawsonGUEST
28:58
We-
Deborah CowanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:39
Makes you hear the oceans roar [clapping]
Tom DruckenmillerHOST
43:47
[instrumental music] That was Kenny Jackson, a wonderful North Carolina fiddler from his recording The Shortest Day, and our thoughts are with him as Hurricane Florence bears down on North Carolina.
Tom DruckenmillerHOST
46:24
We heard The Ninth of October from Kenny Jackson.
Tom DruckenmillerHOST
46:27
And before that on this, uh, autumnal program, Betty and I have spent a few October vacations on Nantucket, and one of the highlights is the, uh, wonderful clam chowder you can get there.
ShelleyHOST
67:03
In 2012, fury over anti-Muslim film ridiculing the prophet Muhammad sparked violent clashes across the Muslim world.
ShelleyHOST
67:14
In 2018, Hurricane Florence made landfall on US southern coast in the Carolinas, swamping entire communities, trapping hundreds in rising floodwaters, and leaving almost 43 people dead.
ShelleyHOST
67:29
In 2024, the USS New Jersey, the first submarine especially designed to accommodate male and female soldiers, was commissioned by the U.S. Navy.
ShelleyHOST
67:40
The sub had separate sleeping and bathing quarters for the coed crew.
ChrisGUEST
60:27
Did you read about surfing in a hurricane and the controversy about that? No.
ChrisGUEST
60:32
I guess he tweeted when Hurricane Florence was coming in that he was going to go out and surf in it with some group that was also saying they're going to.
ChrisGUEST
60:39
And he got in trouble because seemingly that's irresponsible to encourage people to go and surf in a hurricane.
ChrisGUEST
60:45
People do.
ChrisGUEST
60:46
Yes.
ChrisGUEST
60:47
No, that's why he said it.
speaker_8NARRATOR
60:48
With Hurricane Florence on the way, Jimmy Buffett decided it was a good time to hit the waves on Folly Beach in South Carolina.
speaker_8NARRATOR
60:55
He sent out this picture on Instagram with the message, I ain't afraid of dying.
Pat FinnHOST
15:38
You know, similar shades of the East Carolina setup that we had that was canceled kind of around that hurricane season.
Pat FinnHOST
15:47
I believe it was Hurricane Florence in that pre-COVID era where we had several games scheduled to go to Greenville, South Carolina.
Pat FinnHOST
15:56
Virginia Tech and Old Dominion mutually agreed to revise their upcoming football game schedules there.
Pat FinnHOST
16:02
This happened last summer in July.
Katie PicchioneGUEST
3:45
When I was with FEMA, I did visit the Joint Field Office in Puerto Rico once.
Katie PicchioneGUEST
3:49
But actually, my first deployment with FEMA was for Hurricane Florence, which made landfall in North Carolina and caused extensive flooding there in 2018.
Katie PicchioneGUEST
3:59
And I'd been with FEMA for about a month.
Katie PicchioneGUEST
4:01
And then Florence happened.
Katie PicchioneGUEST
4:02
And they said, OK, go down and support recovery.
Katie PicchioneGUEST
4:05
And at the time, I was pretty new to emergency management and was working with organizations that were doing aerial collection missions, so I was working in imagery.
Katie PicchioneGUEST
4:16
And as some of you might remember, shortly after Hurricane Florence, Hurricane Michael made landfall and impacted many of the same areas.
Katie PicchioneGUEST
4:24
We had someone on staff at the field office in North Carolina who had a house in Panama Beach.
Tony CaridiHOST
64:36
2020 COVID, we went six and four.
Tony CaridiHOST
64:38
2018, the NC State game was canceled due to Hurricane Florence.
Tony CaridiHOST
64:43
2016, the last time it happened without a pandemic or a hurricane, WVU went 10 up and two down.
Hoppy KerchevalHOST
64:49
Causation correlation.
Sacoby WilsonGUEST
54:58
So people dealing with the water crisis in Jackson or go back to the water crisis in Flint because these underlying vulnerabilities compounding social, economic, geographic, because of red line, because of segregation.
Sacoby WilsonGUEST
55:11
you know, their impact first, worst, and the longest, right? When it comes to extreme weather event, whether it be a flood, whether it be a fire, think about Altadena, the LA fires, Altadena, right? Whether it be a hurricane, go to Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Floyd, Hurricane Florence, Hurricane Michael, Hurricane Harvey, low-income folks, communities of color, folks that have these underlying vulnerabilities, impact first, worst, worse and longer.
Sacoby WilsonGUEST
55:40
It takes them longer to recover.
Sacoby WilsonGUEST
55:42
So that's what we think about in the environment.

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