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The hosts discuss emergency preparedness following flood warnings from the Santa Rosa police chief. They debate the contents of a "go bag," highlighting items like Baofeng handheld radios, Elecraft transceivers, blood clotting gauze, and firearms. The conversation touches on the recurring nature of flooding in Guerneville and the skepticism surrounding local emergency alerts.
California experienced a significant rainstorm labeled an "atmospheric river" and "bomb cyclone" by media outlets like The Washington Post. Reports of fallen trees and potential flooding in Guerneville and the Napa River are contrasted with local observations of standard winter weather. The coverage is characterized as naive fear-mongering by some observers despite evacuation orders and power outages reported by the Associated Press.
Donations are received in honor of birthdays and local business milestones. Dame Kim reports on the impact of the "Great Resignation" on the plumbing and laundry industries, while Kristen Balthazar, a dental hygienist, notes the decline in oral health due to work-from-home lifestyles.
