historic preservation stories with Rae & Andi
Spooky season is back, and Rae and Andi plunge into Paris’s strangest underworld—the catacombs—where shadowy tunnels, dripping ceilings, and endless walls of bones await. Andi, who grew up steps from the entrance, reveals how collapsing quarries and a burial crisis forged this vast subterranean ossuary. It’s history, eerie atmosphere, and pure October shivers for anyone who loves a little darkness with their flannel.
The catacombs movie theater evidence. And info about its use during WWII.
Verdigris goes feral in the Virginian suburbs as Rae and Andi join Gonzalo in his backyard. We talk Chilean courtyards, English cottage organized chaos, suburban lawn devotion, and mosquitoes. It’s history, horticulture, and mild pest warfare—all in one episode.
How would you define “visual pollution”? In this episode, Rae and Andi tackle the visual blights that affect us all. Where is the line between advertising and art? What’s intrusive, what adds to the streetscape? We start by discussing our producer’s documentary feature This Space Available and go from there. Join us!
