Death, Sex & Money: In New Orleans (Death, Sex & Money)

As the ten year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, Death, Sex & Money travels to New Orleans to talk to people about their lives since the storm. Terri Coleman, an instructor at Dillard University, described Katrina as “erasing the world.” Big Freedia, widely credited with popularizing New Orleans bounce music post-Katrina, remembers it as "a survival time." And Simone Bruni, New Orleans' "Demo Diva," called it "a rebirth." There is no single story of the storm. Instead Hurricane Katrina is a jumping off point, one which leads in many directions, including political office for a newly elected coroner, finalized adoptions in a growing family, and mixed emotions about what’s been lost in the rebuilding.