Episode 51: wtfLA? Part III: Post-Stormpocalypse

Some Place Under Neith

The Last Podcast Network

True Crime, Comedy

4.5 • 979 Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

We go through the human rights violations that occurred in the aftermath of Katrina and not so subtle deflections made by the local authorities. Know of a missing woman's story you think needs attention? Email us at someplaceunderneith@gmail.com Intro by Devin Castaldi-Micca, ft. "Subway" by The Lunachicks

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0:00.0	We'll be discussing human trafficking and sex trafficking through this episode.
0:08.4	Please be advised.
0:09.4	One of the one from the one's house.
0:15.0	Some place underneath. someplace underneath I went to a WNBA game last night.
0:50.6	A woman's national basketball association.
0:55.1	Woo.
0:55.5	It was fun.
0:57.0	And they had a mascot that danced.
0:58.9	And they had a dance off with people.
1:01.5	Do they have a cheerleader kind of squad thing?
1:03.9	They have these like, I guess, volunteers.
1:05.9	And it's teenagers in one group and 40 and up in the other group.
1:10.7	And it was fun. They all did like, well, the teenagers did backflips and and up in the other group. Huh.
1:11.3	And it was fun.
1:12.0	They all did like, well, the teenagers did backflips and the 40 ups.
1:14.8	They like did a bunch of like twerking stuff.
1:16.8	It was fun.
1:18.4	So they have, they have youth ones and then 40 plus.
1:22.5	Yeah.
1:23.0	Interesting.
1:23.8	I guess maybe it's just because that's the groups that volunteer.
1:26.6	I think so.
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