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In this deeply moving episode, Altadena: After The Fire correspondent Tawala Sharp sits down with Zaire Calvin—former high school football coach, founder of Extreme Athletics, and a rising leader in the community’s recovery. Zaire lost both his home and his sister in the devastating Eaton Fire, yet he has emerged as a driving force in Altadena’s efforts to rebuild—not just structures, but spirit.Zaire shares an unfiltered and emotional look at the struggles facing residents in the fire’s aftermath: displacement, broken systems, lack of access, and the emotional toll of navigating disaster recovery while trying to hold families together. He also outlines his vision and practical solutions for real recovery—one rooted in advocacy, unity, and putting resources directly in the hands of the people who need them most.This episode is a raw testament to the resilience of Altadena and a rallying cry for those who want to help the city rise from the ashes.Key Topics:
Guest Contact: 📞 Zaire Calvin
🔗 extremeathletics.org | 📱 (626) 399-2034📩 Connect with Us
🤝 How to HelpUrban One is supporting the Brotherhood Crusade's Wildfire Relief Fund, which assists Altadena and Pasadena residents affected by the Eaton Fire. Donations provide essential resources such as food, medicine, and necessities to families in need.To contribute, Visit: BrotherhoodCrusade.org If you have updated information or firsthand stories to share, feel free to reach out directly to Colby.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this deeply moving episode, Altadena: After The Fire correspondent Tawala Sharp sits down with Zaire Calvin—former high school football coach, founder of Extreme Athletics, and a rising leader in the community’s recovery. Zaire lost both his home and his sister in the devastating Eaton Fire, yet he has emerged as a driving force in Altadena’s efforts to rebuild—not just structures, but spirit.Zaire shares an unfiltered and emotional look at the struggles facing residents in the fire’s aftermath: displacement, broken systems, lack of access, and the emotional toll of navigating disaster recovery while trying to hold families together. He also outlines his vision and practical solutions for real recovery—one rooted in advocacy, unity, and putting resources directly in the hands of the people who need them most.This episode is a raw testament to the resilience of Altadena and a rallying cry for those who want to help the city rise from the ashes.Key Topics:
Guest Contact: 📞 Zaire Calvin
🔗 extremeathletics.org | 📱 (626) 399-2034📩 Connect with Us
🤝 How to HelpUrban One is supporting the Brotherhood Crusade's Wildfire Relief Fund, which assists Altadena and Pasadena residents affected by the Eaton Fire. Donations provide essential resources such as food, medicine, and necessities to families in need.To contribute, Visit: BrotherhoodCrusade.org If you have updated information or firsthand stories to share, feel free to reach out directly to Colby.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.