Nadia Hamdan

Nadia Hamdan, a producer for Reveal and collaborator on the investigation into 40 Acres and a Mule, delves into the heart of systemic inequality faced by Black Americans. The discussion highlights the historical injustice of land grants to formerly enslaved individuals, as well as the lingering effects of generational trauma linked to land ownership. Personal narratives reveal the emotional weight of these injustices, while reflections on lineage and reparations underscore the ongoing struggle for equity in today's society.

In this engaging discussion, Heath Druzin, an Idaho public radio reporter, and Doug Smith, a wildlife biologist credited with the successful wolf reintroduction in Yellowstone, explore the ecological significance of wolves and their ongoing challenges. They highlight the impact of budget cuts on conservation efforts, revealing emotional stories from park scientists like Nadia Hamdan, who addresses the dire consequences for endangered species. The conversation dives into ideological battles affecting historical narratives within national parks, emphasizing the urgent need for public support.