Two years have passed since Hurricane Helene caused widespread damage across the Southeast. The affected communities continue their recovery efforts. A unique project captures their journey through a graphic novel, offering an innovative approach to storytelling.
William Brangham engaged in a conversation with Andrew Aydin to discuss this project titled “Islands in the Sky: A People’s History of Hurricane Helene.” This interview is part of the arts and culture series named CANVAS.
William Brangham, an award-winning journalist, serves as a correspondent, producer, and substitute anchor for PBS News Hour. He is also the host of Horizons at PBS. You can follow him on Twitter at @WmBrangham.
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