On this episode of the politically correct Built By The Red Stick, Ronnie and Michael find themselves comfortably ensconced in their warm studio while the winter storm rages outside in Louisiana. From this cozy perch, they dive into a discussion about recovery and being politically correct—both from the storm and from the political turmoil that has affected the region. They touch on how the state is grappling with the aftermath of natural disasters and the ongoing efforts to rebuild, while also navigating the political landscape that shapes those recovery processes. As the storm outside intensifies, the conversation shifts toward the role of politics in recovery efforts and the complexities of maintaining political correctness in a time when sensitivity is key. Ronnie and Michael explore the fine line between speaking candidly and adhering to what’s considered "politically correct," offering a thoughtful reflection on how political discourse influences both public perception and policy-making. The episode is a balance of lighthearted banter and serious reflection on the challenges of rebuilding a community—physically, politically, and socially—after hardship. Despite the cold and chaos outside, they remain focused on the importance of recovery, both in terms of physical infrastructure and the emotional resilience of the people of Louisiana. Support the show https://linktr.ee/builtbytheredstick
