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Hurricane Ida

Hurricane Ida

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Sep 11, 2026

Rod WalkerPANELIST
6:26
Obviously not the year when
Jeff DuncanPANELIST
6:27
Hurricane Ida moved, like
Rod WalkerPANELIST
6:28
Packers game
Jeff DuncanPANELIST
6:29
at
Sabina Sethi UnniGUEST
9:14
I mean, when I first started doing this play, I was thinking a lot.
Sabina Sethi UnniGUEST
9:19
I started doing this like idea in like 2021, right after Hurricane Ida hit New York City.
Sabina Sethi UnniGUEST
9:25
I guess a little after 2021, but I was thinking about it in 2021 and starting to pilot and brainstorm.
Sabina Sethi UnniGUEST
9:31
And I was thinking a lot about like Hurricane Ida impacted neighborhoods, neighborhoods where there's like really heavy flood risk, really heavy rainfall, but not a lot of like public education around like, why is it flood? What's happening in my neighborhood? But ever since, you know, first round of performances, neighborhoods across the city, community groups are like, We want to play.
Sabina Sethi UnniGUEST
9:53
We think this is really funny.
Sabina Sethi UnniGUEST
9:55
We think this could be really educational for our community members.
Marshall ShepherdGUEST
29:09
So because of these higher intensity rain rates, uh, it overwhelms the engineered system, and that's why we see so much flooding on roadways and in cities and so forth.
Marshall ShepherdGUEST
29:19
Uh, with Hurricane Ida last year, it l- made landfall down in the New O- New Orleans, Louisiana area, uh, a little bit south of there, and then it moved into New York and caused tremendous flooding, flooded the subways and so forth, because the engineered system that we currently live in was designed for the rainstorms of nineteen sixty, not twenty twenty-two.
Alie WardHOST
29:41
So if you're good at SimCity and you have been looking for a calling in life, consider the urban planning field of climate change mitigation.
Alie WardHOST
29:49
It's a real thing.
Rhonda BroussardGUEST
35:56
Mm.
Charmel GauldenGUEST
35:56
And when Hurricane Ida hit, I was watching what was happening with my team.
Charmel GauldenGUEST
36:01
Everybody was on all the time.
Charmel GauldenGUEST
36:03
We were able to build in some practices for them, and I started to talk to the field and realized, "Oh, y'all don't know how to do this."
Jake NicholsHOST
156:15
On a fast read of this story, Dale, I thought, what hurricane is going to hit Warland? I think Dale needs to get a map.
Jake NicholsHOST
156:24
Okay, now we see it's Hurricane Ida down in Louisiana.
Jake NicholsHOST
156:29
And that's, you know, their misfortune was the fortune of Worland who needed some flooring.
Jake NicholsHOST
156:37
But they named their bowling alley, I would think, after the notion that they got this hurricane scrap.
Dale KillingbackCORRESPONDENT
156:57
He said he was just he was just like in a crazy moment.
Dale KillingbackCORRESPONDENT
157:01
He decided to rename the bowling center Hurricane Lanes.
Dale KillingbackCORRESPONDENT
157:04
And then 20 years, 20 some years later, he's actually got lanes that came from, as you said, Hurricane Ida.
Dale KillingbackCORRESPONDENT
157:12
From Louisiana.
Kenny LopintoGUEST
21:17
So about a month or so after, she got real sick.
Kenny LopintoGUEST
21:24
Right after Hurricane Ida, she got real sick and went to the hospital.
Kenny LopintoGUEST
21:29
Once she went to the hospital, I didn't see her again.
Kenny LopintoGUEST
21:33
I never went to see her.
Jennifer ElyGUEST
5:20
And that's our bishop, blessing an altar.
Jennifer ElyGUEST
5:23
This was the last church that needed fundamental renovations after Hurricane Ida.
Jennifer ElyGUEST
5:29
It was finally consecrated.
Jennifer ElyGUEST
5:31
like three weeks ago, I think.
James BriertonHOST
55:40
Let's say it was about four years ago, I think this was.
James BriertonHOST
55:42
I happened to be in Pennsylvania for a wedding, and this is the remnants of Hurricane Ida, which were causing flash flooding and massive tornadoes in New Jersey, places where you don't...
James BriertonHOST
55:57
I typically see tornadoes.
James BriertonHOST
55:58
As I mentioned, I was there for a wedding and a lot of the guests were having a hard time getting to the hotel that night.
Joe CampHOST
4:53
and disruptions there.
Joe CampHOST
4:55
I know 2020 and 2021, not El Nino years, but years where we had to deal with hurricanes and tropical storms throughout harvest and definitely impacting the production totals, the quality, certainly in the south and the southeast, talking about hurricanes like Hurricane Sally and Hurricane Ida.
Joe CampHOST
5:17
We have a tropical depression Edward coming in from the Gulf.
Joe CampHOST
5:23
This is one that we're tracking from the Gulf and contrasting with what has been a much more active season so far in the Pacific Ocean.
James JunkinHOST
4:38
And for everyone who's ever endured nature's fury and witnessed both its terror and its power, we remember.
James JunkinHOST
4:47
If you're interested more about the storm and other hurricanes that have beset the Gulf Coast, I've got several articles up on LinkedIn, including Remember Hurricane Katrina 19 years later, cut off from the world that remained, along with the terrible hurricane, and about Hurricane Ida, what the winds could not take, surviving Hurricane Ida, and the strength to do it again.
James JunkinHOST
5:12
So thank you for allowing me the opportunity to be a little bit reflective.
Logan F. MartinHOST
5:17
Thanks.

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