August 2025 marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina changed New Orleans forever.

There have been many accounts of the storm's devastation and what it took to rebuild,

but behind those headlines is another story, one that impacted the lives of thousands of children.

Where the schools went is a new five-part podcast series about what happened to the city's schools after the Levy's broke and how it led to the most radical education experiment in American history.

Hosted by Ravi Gupta, a former school principal, where the schools went traces the decades of dysfunction before Katrina and how the high-stakes decisions that followed

transformed the city's school system. You'll hear from the voices of the people who lived it,

from veteran educators who lost their jobs, to the idealists and outsiders who rushed in,

to the students and families who lived through it all. Whether you're a parent and educator

or someone who cares about how

communities and public systems can work together, where the schools went is a story you need to hear.

From the branch, in partnership with the 74 and Midas Touch, where the schools went is out now.

Find it wherever you get your podcast and start listening today.

A 15-year-old girl who chewed through a rope to escape a serial killer.

I used my front teeth to saw on the rope in my mouth.

He's been convicted of murdering two young women, but suspected of many more.

Maybe there's another one in that area.

And now, new leads that could solve these cold cases.

They could be a victim that we have no idea he killed.

Stolen voices of Dull Valley breaks the silence on August 19th.

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Lemonada.

I think it could be helpful to talk professional, personal, and maybe also biological development.

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