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Miracle Neighborhood

Miracle Neighborhood

By: Jennifer Glaser
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Born out of the ashes of the Palisades Fire, Miracle Neighborhood podcast follows a mother who escapes the flames with her two young sons, while her daughter is evacuated from school and her husband, powerless to reach them, watches the fire from his office window. Now begins the painful, hopeful work of piecing her life back together. Along the way, she invites others to share their own stories of survival, loss, and resilience. Together, they search for answers and accountability, asking: What went wrong? How can we make things right? And what will it take to truly rebuild and heal—not just homes, but trust, community and the future they all share? Through conversations rooted in faith, kindness, and truth, Miracle Neighborhood explores how we rise from the ashes—together.

Jennifer Glaser 2025
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  • Episode 1: Inferno of Hell- A Mother and Sons' Escape from the Palisades Fire

    Episode 1: Inferno of Hell- A Mother and Sons' Escape from the Palisades Fire
    May 6 2025

    In this episode, we follow the gripping story of a mother and her two sons as they make a harrowing escape from the Palisades fire. Her daughter is evacuated separately from school, while her husband, unable to reach his family, is left powerless, watching the flames from a distance. Their experience sets the stage for a broader conversation—inviting others to share their stories, seek answers to what went wrong, and begin the long process of healing and rebuilding.
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    46 mins

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