Wildfire attorneys Courtney Vasquez and Santo Riccobino join the show to discuss with Austin what they have learned the past decade from working cases all over the state against utility companies like PG&E and SoCal Edison. They walk us through what the process looks like signing on with an attorney, how contingency fees work, the upcoming timeline, and much more. To learn more about the work that Courtney and Santo do, visit www.fireattorneys.com.

In this episode, Austin sits down with Altadena realtor and Eaton Fire victim, Peter DiVito. We start with a quick history lesson of the different communities in the San Gabriel foothills before bringing Peter on to discuss the 2010s real estate boom in Altadena, the present state of affairs, and an outlook to what comes next for Altadena.

The Marshall Fire in Boulder, Colorado took out over 1,000 homes in late 2021. One of those belonged to Matt Morris. Matt's background was in construction, so he had a brazen idea - what if I rebuild my dream home...by myself. I ask Matt about his journey but save a lot of time to ask more about the destination. What does it feel like to go from being displaced from your home for two years to moving back into your house? How does it feel? Matt's story is insightful, introspective, and inspiring. Eaton Fire victims will relate to his early days and look forward to one day getting to where Matt and his family ended up - in their beautiful, zero energy, disaster resilient home. Big thanks to Matt for his vulnerability and sharing the story of what his family went through.