Episode 64: The Oso mudslide

Disaster Area

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4.2 • 839 Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2017

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

In most cases, we can trust the ground beneath our feet. We expect it to be solid, to hold firm, and to not move when we stand on it. Some places we can expect earthquakes, but most of the time we don't expect to look out the window and see the very land we've gotten used to outside every day slamming down toward our homes.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone. This is Jennifer Matarise and before we get started with the podcast today, I'd just like to take care of the usual housekeeping.
0:08.1	First of all, if you've been wanting to hear a particular disaster on the podcast, now is an excellent time for you to push for it.
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0:26.4	I do them when and if I can, but this will push your requests to the front of the line.
0:31.4	This episode is one of those requests, and I'd like to thank Tracy for the suggestion
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1:30.7	which covers the Iroquois Theater Fire.
1:33.4	It's a disaster I haven't gotten a chance to cover yet,
1:36.1	even though I have two books about it sitting on my disaster bookshelf,
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