Who knew one storm could redefine the essence of our community? This episode of brings you a conversation between Martha and guest host Elizabeth Keogh, as they recount the turbulent yet heartwarming tales of their neighborhood's recent storm aftermath. Elizabeth opens up about being away in Spain, while a severe storm wreaked havoc, including a massive tree crashing onto her home. Martha shares her own ordeal of power outages and neighborhood devastation, but amid the chaos, they both highlight the unwavering support and swift action from city resources and workers nationwide.

The storm's fury did more than just uproot trees; it also took down Andrew Kelly's iconic New York Sub sign. Listen as we narrate the community's exceptional response, rallying together through a Venmo collection to support Kelly. We also tackle the evolving landscape of Snider Plaza, discussing essential maintenance and the hot-button issue of proposed parking meters. As we navigate these changes, we discuss the importance of supporting our local businesses and reflect on the current state of Dallas sports—from the heartbreak of the Dallas Stars' playoff exit to the ongoing success of the Mavericks.

But that's not all! This episode also covers two hair-raising stories that emphasize the unpredictability of everyday life. We talk about a shocking road rage incident and share vital lessons for young drivers. Plus, hear the unbelievable tale of an $8,000 Chanel bag left behind in a Lyft after a night out and the peace of mind that comes with choosing trusted ride services. 

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