The false promise of climate havens; plus, the 'help' in horror
Briefly

Residents in Florida are filling up sandbags in preparation for Hurricane Milton's landfall, highlighting the increasing frequency of extreme weather events, even in previously 'safe' areas.
An exploration of the misconceptions surrounding 'climate havens' reveals that many towns once considered resistant to extreme weather are now increasingly vulnerable to hurricanes and floods.
Brittany Luse and guests examine the portrayal of service workers in horror films, discussing how these characters reflect cultural anxieties about wealth disparity and societal issues.
In a climate crisis context, conversations about preserving culture and understanding fear are interwoven, revealing how natural disasters impact community identity and norms.
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