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25. Ready is the New Well: What the Data Says About Disaster, Resilience, and the Coming Culture Shift - Cecelia Girr

Cecelia Girr is Director of Cultural Strategy at Backslash, the cultural intelligence unit of Omnicom Advertising, and the author of Ready Is the New Well, a landmark report for the Global Wellness Summit on preparedness as a cultural movement. In this special double-hosted episode, Cecelia joins o…

7. Wildfire Recovery: Insurance, Community, and the Path Home | Jen Goodlin and Valerie Brown

A home can be rebuilt after wildfire and still be hard to keep if insurance becomes unaffordable or unavailable. Jennifer Gray Thompson talks with Jen Goodlin of Rebuild Paradise Foundation and Valerie Brown, an insurance and disaster recovery expert, about the long, complicated work of helping peo…

8. What Disaster Leaves Behind: Brian Fies on Memory, Loss, and Recovery

In this episode of How to Disaster, Jennifer Gray Thompson speaks with cartoonist and author Brian Fies about A Fire Story, his graphic memoir about losing his home in the 2017 Tubbs Fire. Brian shares how the book began in the first days after the fire, when he was still trying to understand what …

Episode 24: Careers, Curiosity, and Taking the Unexpected Path with Kim Marshall, CHRO

What if the career you're meant for isn't the one you planned? In this episode of Work and Wander, Kim Marshall, Chief HR Officer at Travel + Leisure Co., chats with Jay and Jessica about how a special project changed the course of her career and led her from public accounting to HR leadership. Alo…

26. Dispatches from the Rebuild – Kim on the Street Reportage

A year and a half after the Eaton and Palisades fires, host Kim Marshall takes listeners on a ground-level tour of the two fire zones — from the Altadena Rebuild Trade Show, where hope looks like soil science and a “Sears catalog” of home with a sense of place.  To the Palibu Rebuild Expo, where fa…

27. Hope in Texas Hill Country: One Year After the Deadliest U.S. Disaster of 2025 - Austin Dickson, CEO, Community Foundation

When the Guadalupe River rose with almost no warning on July 4, 2025, the Texas Hill Country was changed forever. In this episode of LA Rising, host Kim Marshall looks beyond the headlines to ask what true recovery looks like one year later. First, Kim speaks with Austin Dickson, CEO of the Communi…

28. Voices from the Fire: Resolve and Resilience in British Columbia

Wildfire knows no borders — and neither does the instinct to help. In this episode of LA Rising, Kim Marshall looks north to British Columbia, where another brutal fire season is testing communities, farms, tourism, and thousands of evacuees.where another brutal fire season is testing communities, …

74. Every Mother Has a Story: How Motherhood Expands Us (with Kim Marshall)

Every mother has a story - but many of us have learned to minimize, edit, or keep parts of ours hidden. In this episode, I’m joined by Kim Marshall, parent coach and creator and curator of Motherhood Expanded, a multi-author anthology sharing the honest lived experiences of women across different a…

29. Making an Effort ... Making a Difference - A Lobbying Trip to Sacramento for Fire Survivors

What happens when wildfire survivors stop waiting for a recovery system to save them and start working to change the system themselves? Kim Marshall joins Eaton Fire survivors, advocates and community organizers on a bus trip to Sacramento, where residents bring their stories directly to California…

30. Writing to Surprise Ourselves – Fire Survivor Kathleen Haim’s Saved by a Story (Signal Awards Finalist)

VOTE FOR EPISODE 20 by October 15, 2026! #L.A. Rising's "Writing to Surprise Ourselves" has been named a Finalist in the Mental Health category of the Signal Awards, a major podcast award judged by industry leaders including Jay Shetty and content executives from YouTube, LinkedIn, iHeart, NPR and …