Flood lines

 Flood lines is a podcast about hurricane Katrina and its' aftermath. As it turns out, Katrina did not hit New Orleans directly but was directly involved in the breach of the levees. There are parallel stories here, handling of the crisis, racism and who was responsible for the levee breach. Great story telling with excellent audio and great commentary. 

5 of 5 stars

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