10 september 2026 · utskrift · visa anteckningar

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When the Eaton fire ripped through Altadena, Pasadena, in January 2025, a whole neighbourhood was virtually burned to the ground. One of the many to lose their home was Carola Secada. In this episode, we hear what happened next: the creation of Dena Heals, a mutual aid marketplace and wellness centre that has since supported over 7000 people from 1500 families as they have rebuilt their lives.

Politik

Noticias

Ideell

Näringsliv

Samhälle och kultur

Personliga dagböcker

Engelsk

USA

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00:00:03Carola Cicada on How to Save Democracy

00:05:21Exploring Altadena: A Hidden Gem

00:07:40The Dina Heals Community Project

00:13:55Exploring the Community Center at Nike Sports

00:20:52In the aftermath of the fire, how to heal the soil

00:26:54Dina Heals: Still Healing the Communities after the Fires

00:32:02Dina Heals on the Help of the Community During a Crisis

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Welcome to how to Save Democracy, the podcast for people who love democracy, but know it needs to change. My name's John Alexander and I am Omezin.
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And this time we're going to be talking to Carola Cicada, who since January 2025 has been one of the key people involved in an initiative called Dina.
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Thank you for getting up so early in the morning to join us. …

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