Through powerful local voices and expert interviews, this podcast explores how the legacy of redlining and other forms of housing discrimination have led to a lack of green spaces in some D.C. neighborhoods, and how these densely populated urban blocks can be as much as 20 degrees warmer than historically wealthier and more bucolic wards in the District. Our first episode premieres Wednesday, July 6.

Music (all tracks provided by Blue Dot Sessions)

• Gale

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The sweltering summer months in Washington D.C. can be even more unbearable if you live in an overdeveloped area with little trees. In today’s episode, we introduce the causes of the heat island effect and break down how this heat disparity plays out in D.C.

Music (all tracks provided by Blue Dot Sessions)

• Thread of Clouds
• In Passage
• Cases to Rest
• Gale

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This episode takes a look back at an interview Hola Cultura did with Dr. Matt Levy, an expert in emergency medicine. Dr. Levy explains the various health complications caused by extreme heat and provides some everyday solutions.

Music (all tracks provided by Blue Dot Sessions)

• Kresson
• Levander Crest
• Gale

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