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Conversation Live: Altadena Rising with James Farr

Conversation Live: Altadena Rising with James Farr

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KBLA TALK 1580’s Conversation Live: Altadena Rising is the show of record, chronicling this tragedy for the nation over the next 52 weeks. Host and journalist James Farr leads the investigation, documenting the community’s fight for accountability and its journey through roots, resilience, recovery, rebuilding, and reunion.Copyright KBLA Talk 1580 Ciencias Sociales
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  • Answering the Call: Altadena Relief and Resources
    Sep 29 2025
    On this podcast episode of "Conversation Live: Altadena Rising" with James Farr — Freddy Sayegh. Fire survivor. Lost seven properties. Now leading Alta Design Works to help neighbors rebuild. Homes. Hope. Community.

    Victoria Williams joins next. Founder of the Black Education Expo, connecting students, parents, and educators with tools and support for fire survivors. Books. Career panels. Mental health resources.

    Two voices. One question: who will answer the call — bringing relief, resources, real aid to Altadena?
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    50 m
  • The Recovery Will Not Be Televised
    Sep 23 2025
    On this podcast, "Conversation Live: Altadena Rising" with James Farr, Andre Barnwell joins the conversation. A writer, producer, director, and fire survivor still displaced from his home, Barnwell is shaping a TV drama rooted in Altadena. Youth voices at the center. Local crews behind the camera. Production dollars are flowing back into the foothills.

    But Hollywood already moved. Kenya Barris, Mike Epps, BET Studios, and CBS green-lit a sitcom with the Altadena Eaton Canyon Fire as a backdrop. Too soon? Too far removed? The Recovery Will Not Be Televised — Or Should It?
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    52 m
  • Altadena Rising: Congresswoman Judy Chu. Ways. Means. LA Fire Aid Relief or Waste
    Sep 15 2025
    On this podcast episode of "Conversation Live: Altadena Rising" with James Farr. Congresswoman Judy Chu will face the burning question: Will survivors ever see real relief, or will the system tax, delay, and deny them? She sits on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, shaping aid, safety nets, and recovery dollars. Eight months after the Eaton Fire, Altadena still waits for answers.

    And then, the money trail. The LA Fire Aid concert raised $100 million for survivors. A number that promised hope. But how was it spent? Which nonprofits got it? Why are families still struggling? Relief or waste — the report tells a story, and the community is demanding answers.

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    51 m
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