In this powerful episode, we explore the lasting impacts of the recent fire and its ripple effects on families, businesses, and entire communities. We begin with Charisse Bremond, CEO of the Brotherhood Crusade, who shares how her organization is actively working to help families in Altadena and Pasadena recover and build long-term stability.Next, we turn to KBLA Los Angeles’ Dominique DiPrima and The LA Progressive’s James Farr for an in-depth discussion on:
Join us for this critical conversation on resilience, recovery, and the fight for justice in our communities.Guest Speakers:ποΈ Charisse Bremond – CEO, Brotherhood Crusade
ποΈ Dominique DiPrima – Host, KBLA Los Angeles
ποΈ James Farr – Journalist, The LA ProgressiveTopics Covered:β
Community-led recovery efforts in Altadena & Pasadena
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The environmental risks tied to the fire and rainy season
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How displacement could impact future government resources
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Small business challenges and renters' rights post-disasterResources & How to Help:π Brotherhood Crusade – Support families in recovery
π LA Progressive – Read more on local policy and justice issues
π KBLA Los Angeles – Stay informed with in-depth coverageAltadena: After The Fire – An Urban One podcast chronicling the aftermath of the Eaton Fire, which devastated Altadena, California, in January 2025. A historic center of Black prosperity and culture, the community lost over 7,000 homes, schools, and businesses, leaving thousands displaced and fighting to rebuild.Hosted by Colby Colb, this series brings you on-the-ground reporting, in-depth interviews, and real stories of resilience. We examine the personal toll of the disaster, the environmental and political factors at play, and the ongoing efforts to restore Altadena’s rich cultural heritage.We’re also supporting the Brotherhood Crusade’s Wildfire Relief Fund, helping affected families and businesses recover. Visit UrbanOneCares.com to contribute.Join us as we document the journey of a community determined to rise from the ashes.If you have updated information or firsthand stories to share, feel free to reach out directly to Colby.
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