BUT NEXT TIME is a limited-run podcast that spotlights powerful stories of community-led disaster prevention and recovery.
In the face of disaster and indifference, communities fight back. In this limited-run podcast, listeners travel with community advocates as they uncover hard-won lessons from people experiencing California wildfires and Texas storms, finding ways to forge a more just and equitable future.
GALLERY
A look behind the scenes of BUT NEXT TIME. Rose Arrieta, co-host and producer, and Leah Mahan, senior producer, speak with Alma Bowen.
Alicia Sanchez adjusts her mic at the KBBF radio station, a bilingual public radio that provided life-saving information when Sonoma county’s public agencies were not providing emergency communication in Spanish or Triqui.
A KBBF Indiginesta Dance Group performance.
In Houston, we meet Jaime and the organizers with Texas Housers who helped develop what would become the “Twelve Moms” lawsuit against the Department of Housing and Urban Development after Hurricane Harvey.
TEAM
We represent communities throughout the country and are part of a robust ecosystem of anti-displacement and racial justice organizations.
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