Extreme weather disasters like wildfires and floods can devastate communities.
On the Sunday story from up first, we ask, are there places that just aren't safe to live anymore?
People are going to die.
They will be me and my neighbors.
And I don't want that to happen.
How we respond to disasters in an era of climate insecurity.
Listen now on the up first podcast from npr.
This is FRESH air.
I'm David Biancooli.
The hit drama series Severance, a sci fi take on work life balance, is now into its second season on Apple tv.
Plus, after a long hiatus, today we feature our interview with Adam Scott, who stars in it.
You may know him previously from his role in Parks and Recreation, playing Ben Wyatt,
government worker and love interest for Leslie Knope, played by Amy Poehler.
He also was in the series Big Little Lies and in the cult favorite Party down in Severance as Mark S.
He's a guy still grieving for his wife who died in a car accident years ago.
Unable to return to work as a professor because of his grief, he decides to work for the company Lumen,
a mysterious conglomerate that performs a controversial surgery on some of its employees.
Workers can choose to get a chip implanted in their brain that makes them forget
about their personal lives when they're at work
and their work lives when they're at home.