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Today we’re jumping into a topic that paints a grim picture for the future of housing in America. Major climate events in the United States have quintupled since the 1980s. Those events are particularly concentrated in Texas, Florida, and California. The effects of global climate change are making these natural disasters more and more severe, but populations and property values in high risk zones are increasing. We’ll explore what’s going on and the impacts for the future.

In addition to our main topic, we’ll catch up on the World Chess Championship, lament the impending Reds loss of Elly De La Cruz in 2029, and talk about a court case with huge consequences.

What are you drinking Recommendations:

• Alex: 51k (Beer) - Blackrocks Brewery
• Chris: Bake Sale (Beer) - Arbor Brewing Company
• Patrick:Strawberry Blonde (Beer) - Arbor Brewing Company
• Ethan: Juicy Truth (Beer) - Rhinegeist

Just One More Recommendations:

Alex: Ghostlight (movie) - Streaming on AMC+

Chris: The Great Transition (book) - Nick Fuller Googins

Patrick: Brooklyn Castle (2012 Documentary)

Ethan: Devs (Show) - Streaming on Hulu

Produced and Edited by Ethan Harig

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