Twenty years ago, August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans and forever changed the Gulf Coast. In this episode, we reflect on the storm’s lasting impact on communities, culture, and the people who lived through it. We revisit the stories of resilience and loss, examine how the city has rebuilt, and discuss what Katrina taught us about preparedness, inequality, and hope.

Two decades later, the memory still shapes lives, reminding us of the strength it takes to rise after tragedy.

Kevion better known as “Kevi” is proud New Orleans Native who has been in NOLA her entire life, and in her own words, “Probably never going to leave”. Kevi discusses New Orleans unique culture, surviving Hurricane Katrina, NOLA post Katrina the history of the N’awlins distinct accent and more.

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