Ride Hamilton shows the FIRST intense video excerpt from his in-progress Hurricane Katrina Documentary. The only tapestry of stories filmed LIVE as it was and STILL IS happening. It covers in tragic, emotional, and honest detail – everyday of the storm from DAY ONE to TODAY. THIS PODCAST: Ride stands on Lake Pontchartrain on the eve of Katrina. The next day, Ride grabs his cameras and starts filming. Quickly he discovers everything save a few neighborhoods is destroyed or flooded. He meets George Stricker who tells the story of evacuating his neighbors by helicopter, then himself gets into his canoe to continue searching for floating gas cans, food, and supplies. Evacuations and rescues start immediately by every means possible. In Buras, Ride takes us right onto the broken levees, where the National Guard fights to repair it by dropping sandbags from a chopper as torrential waters pour into the town. Back in New Orleans, Robert Heecocks of the California Fire Department searches for survivors, but unfortunately still finds the dead. Driving back, Ride crosses paths with and evacuates Robert Smallwood to the Convention Center, driving through a tragedy of humanity and waste, leaving him to be airlifted out. Others tell Ride of leaving the Superdome by sneaking out, after watching rapes in the bathrooms – or how they refuse to evacuate at all… ABOUT THE FILM MAKER: Ride Hamilton was the only photo-journalist to never evacuate – and stay living and participating in the …