Coping With Katrina

PODcast: Coping With Katrina
Majic discusses the Five Stages of Grief and how they apply to the Katrina Disaster, as well as ways of coping with the tragedy.


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Katrina Forum Sister Thread

A discussion thread in the Katrina Aftermath forum which includes the script for this podcast can be found here:

Majic: Coping With Katrina


Edit: Oops! That thread's closed per kinglizard.

So this thread it is, and I'll avoid posting the scripts in the topical forums in the future.





[edit on 9/5/2005 by Majic]

Like always, very nice podcast ... I like the way you talk XD or should I say write? Nice script, very well done. I just have one question, how can I reply to you with a podcast? Do I need some kind of software or will my headset do? Heh, great stuff though, thanks.

Backtalk In PODspace


Thanks for the kind words. My ego and I love compliments.

To reply to a podcast, you must first make a podcast file.

Nygdan started a great thread on podcasts, which contains some info on how they work and so forth:

I didn't really understand podcasting

Basically, if you can create an MP3 file, you're set. Once the file is made (there are some links and threads on that too), go to:

podcast.abovetopsecret.com...

There, all you have to do is click on the "Reply With Podcast" button for this podcast, and the upload box on the right will configure itself to upload your response.






[edit on 9/5/2005 by Majic]

Acceptance.........very nice piece Majic, once we all accept that this terrible event occured and no matter how many fingers we point, it comes down to the realization that WE, the MIGHTY United States of America, are not so powerful.

Acceptance......Let us all accept what happened, and care for those affected and those lost, it is a time for helping hands, not pointed fingers......

Step By Step


Amen.

There will be time enough for sorting through the question of accountability.

Not that there's anything wrong with asking hard questions now, but there is something unseemly about all these politicians holding press conferences to assign blame while people are still in dire need.

A better path is to help the people who need it now and save the bickering for later.

Like next week.

Once again excellent work.

I'm tempted to forward this Podcast to NPR news and BBC, really it's that good.