How a big earthquake in a big city would affect the housing crisis, with Maiclaire Bolton Smith

At some point, the "big one" will hit California--a major earthquake in a major population center. For a state with a severe housing shortage, that's probably not good. On this episode, Matt and Liam terrify you with forecasts on how a quake in the Bay or Los Angeles could exacerbate the state's housing crisis. First, the Avocado of the Fortnight takes us to planet Yeezy, in a galaxy far, far away (2:30). Then some hot takes on two marquee housing bills still alive in the Capitol (6:30) that have one month left to become law. And finally an interview with Maiclaire Bolton Smith, seismologist with real estate data firm CoreLogic (27:30).