The false promise of climate havens; plus, the 'help' in horror | It's Been a Minute
October 18, 2024
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as posted by the channelExtreme weather is becoming more frequent. Now some towns that were touted as "safe" are seeing hurricanes, floods or heat waves. This week, host Brittany Luse is joined by NPR climate solutions reporter Julia Simon () and NPR culture reporter Chloe Veltman () to understand misconceptions around "climate havens" and what it means to preserve culture in the face of the climate crisis.
Then, Brittany continues her Trilogy of Terror series with an unexpected horror tropescary service workers. She invites Bowdoin College English professor Aviva Briefel () and Slate writer Joshua Rivera () to break down how the maids, murderers, and motel workers in horror reveal different cultural anxieties about eating the rich.
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