I'm Still Here

It is really a wonderful thing to continue talking about issues that everyone else has forgotten. My only problem with it is not with the subject matter, but the reporter's voice. I'm not sure her name, the one who does the intro (which is kinda annoying they do that intro every episode instead of theme music or a short intro, I don't need to hear trailer advertisement for a podcast I am already listening to). I know that complaining about the reporter's voice is pretty shallow, but her vocal fry makes her seem less knowledgable or reliable.

Have you heard the one about a pandemic? For a paper that busts their way in to everything you read on every media platform, it seems like you would have your own podcast.

I’m considered by nearly everyone I know to be too liberal, and I couldn’t listen to any of the episodes all the way to the end. These are stories of self defined disenfranchised people who don’t understand systems only work when everyone puts in their best effort. They are [of color/female/chronically ill/an immigrant/etc] who expect their lives to be made easy. I stopped each episode at the point I could no longer stand listening to how miserable they were and how unable they were to find their own strength.

I’ve just listen to the 12 years after Katrina podcast. I loved it it touched on all of what’s going on here now. And what’s is taking place with Airbnb and gentrification here in my city. I even feel the lady when she started talking about how Katrina effected her and quickly I went back. Great episode will continue listen!!!!!