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Elle reflects on the fourth season of Hoorf, bringing the longest and shortest season to its meandering close. They reflect on their hometown of Enderlin, North Dakota, and the previous year's challenges, which include an historic tornado and personal mental health crises, that impacted this season of the podcast. Meditating on the last four seasons, Elle shares plans for the next stage of HOORF, based on the lessons of support gleaned from their community.

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2025 Enderlin Tornado: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Enderlin_tornado


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