When flash floods struck Texas Hill Country, two summer camps met the same storm — but not the same ending.
This episode of The Gentle & The Curious traces the human cost of invisible warnings, missing systems, and outdated risk models.

The Gentle walks us through the structural failures: no county-level alert, no statewide standard, no one assigned to translate weather data into action.
The Curious asks the harder questions: Who gets rescued? Who gets remembered? And what kind of warning would matter before the flood comes?

A quiet, piercing reflection on institutional silence, climate normalization, and the unequal geography of grief.