It Could Happen Here

It Could Happen Here Weekly 150

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Oct 5, 2024

Margaret Kiljoy

Margaret Kiljoy, a dedicated disaster relief worker from Asheville, shares invaluable insights from the recent havoc of Hurricane Helene. She discusses the critical importance of community resilience and preparedness during emergencies, emphasizing effective communication methods like ham radios. Kiljoy highlights the surprising efficiency of mule teams for logistics in remote areas and shares tips on water safety and purification. Her experiences underline the significance of solidarity and resource accessibility in times of crisis.

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Boeing: A Legacy of Labor and Corporatism

The Impact of Leveraged Buyouts on Corporate America

11:42 • 10min

The Cost of Corporate Culture

The Dangers of Outsourcing in Aviation

Boeing's Cultural Collapse

Understanding Aerodynamic Instability in Aircraft Design

Critical Flaws in Aircraft Safety Design

The Cost of Neglected Safety in Aviation: A Case Study of Boeing 737 MAX

Boeing's Decline and the Consequences of Neglected Accountability

A Call for Strategic Action and Advertisements

Emergency Preparedness and Community Resilience

01:03:06 • 25min

The Surprising Efficiency of Mule Teams in Remote Supply Delivery

01:28:11 • 2min

Preparing for Disasters: Animal Helpers and Water Safety

01:30:01 • 11min

Preparedness in Crisis: A Call to Action

01:40:50 • 9min

Debate Dynamics: Strategies and Impacts

01:49:22 • 20min

Examining Political Evasions in a Recent Debate

02:09:23 • 2min

Debate Dissection: Missed Opportunities

02:11:50 • 10min

Transitions and Treks: California to Minnesota and Beyond

02:22:10 • 7min

Journeys of Hope and Desperation

02:28:55 • 7min

The Harsh Realities of Immigrant Journeys

02:35:32 • 2min

Journey Through Desperation

02:37:52 • 21min

Solidarity in Action: The Power of Collective Movements

02:59:07 • 4min