Podcasts about disaster preparation

On Tuesday's show: Wet weather continues across Greater Houston the next couple of days. We find out what may be in store from Eric Berger of Space Center Weather walks us through the forecast.And is the tide turning in local school board battles over library books and gender identity policies? We get an update on some changes to the makeup of the school boards at Katy ISD and Fort Bend ISD and what that might mean for those districts.Also this hour: The Trump administration wants to incentivize Americans to have more children due to falling birth rates. So, how do rates in our region compare nationally, and what are the factors causing them to drop?Then, we examine how tariffs are affecting local businesses and communities with ties to China.And, with hurricane season about to start, we go shopping for an emergency kit.

While the world seems calm, in terms of natural disasters, I wanted to offer three levels of ways to be prepared. Natural disasters are unexpected events and I want you to be prepared for anything that may come your way. I used two filters to concoct these courses of action to be prepared; “What would be harder to do once the disaster has happened?” And “How can I invest in being more self-sufficient and less dependent?” Preparedness is not a necessity but a way for you to be part of the solution. Level One  - Go Bag! You get news that you need to go see someone in the hospital or you need to evacuate, what do you take with you? I encourage everyone to have a Go Bag and fill it with items that would make you more comfortable. Think, if you were going to travel on an airplane, what would you want? I provided so many options of how to be prepared that this will become a reliable episode to share with anyone facing an unexpected event but hopefully everyone hears it before they are desperate for the information! Level Two - Packed Suit Case I understand this may seem a little next level for planning but when we get caught off guard and called away from home, our brains are scattered and it would be easy to forget things. I advise you to slowly build this packed suitcase. Maybe during Black Friday you pick up an extra curling iron so you don't have to worry about forgetting to pack the one you use daily. Half of my suitcase is always ready with my toothbrush, brush, sound machine, curling iron, and so forth. In the event I needed to drop everything and go or simply to travel, I'd throw in some jammies and a few outfits, and out the door I'd fly.  If you have fires creeping close to your house I want you to be prepared to be able to do the same! Level Three - Information Management When I used to organize people's homes and paper, I would use their filing cabinets until one time I was forced to tell a client to leave them behind. That paperwork is so valuable and I never wanted to tell someone that again. That's why Organize 365® switched to binders, paper needs to be portable. When fires are near your home and you need to get away quickly, there's no need to worry, grab them and go! When I was settling my father's estate, I never found myself near the filing cabinets that had all the information, when I was being asked for it. You need easy access and it's not always due to a natural disaster or an emergency.  Prepare, Support, Cycle Preparedness I asked the question: “Can a natural disaster be a Golden Window?” Sounded crazy as I said it but I thought of a few ways it could be viewed that way. I shared ways of how to be prepared with food, water, and power, in the event of a natural disaster. In the Organize 365® community there is a way to find support and give support. I never want people to be forgotten after these tragedies so we have the “Forget Me Not” Basket in Carolina Blue in effort to honor past events and future events. It's also where you can go to download the mini medical binder to have in these go bags and suit cases. These natural disasters happen and we watch on tv helplessly. We now have a way to help anyone from 1 person to thousands going through the same thing in the community after the camera have gone home and the news coverage has stopped. And lastly, stay prepared by including updating these items each home planning day. I don't want people to be caught off guard and unprepared so I wanted to share how you to can be in a constant state of preparedness too. EPISODE RESOURCES: The Sunday Basket® The Paper Solution® The Productive Home Solution Organize 365 Relief Group Ep. 610 - Productive People's Mindset - Living a Prepared Life Sign Up for the Organize 365® Newsletter  Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Share this episode with a friend and be sure to tag Organize 365® when you share on social media!

Luke 6:27-38 Some disasters are difficult to avert, but we can take away some of the destruction by practicing and learning how to recover in advance of that disaster. For a life of faith, practicing love of all (including our enemies), generosity, all the things recounted in this description of the children of God helps us navigate life when things do get tough, much like a tornado preparedness kit or chainsaw training does.

***New Video Alert! Small business owners are busy. Who has time to create and implement a disaster recovery plan? This week, I'll show you how to make one with very little time and effort and how you can help to rebuild the tourist economy of western North Carolina. Check it out right here: https://youtu.be/xt8yVRKWYIw Cheers See you over on YouTube David C Barnett

In this final episode of our emergency preparedness series, Navigating Life with Vision Loss host Kim Wardlow speaks with Monika Weber, Boulder County's Emergency Management Coordinator, and Ryan Airey from the Office of Recovery and Resiliency. They cover essential steps for recovery post-evacuation and sheltering in place. The discussion offers practical tips for preparing go-bags, understanding your insurance, and accessing shelters, ensuring everyone, especially those with disabilities, has the resources they need to navigate emergencies confidently. Aftersight Contact Information Email: contact@aftersight.org Phone: (720) 712-8856 Boulder County Disaster Hotline: 303-441-1000 Help Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day by donating at Colorado Gives Day. Stay tuned as we kick off our holiday series with topics from family traditions to travel and mental health. Thank you for joining us in preparing for a safer tomorrow! Introduction and Recap of Preparedness Series — 00:30 - 01:50 Meet Ryan Airey and His Role in Recovery — 01:54 - 02:40 Evacuation Shelters and Accessibility — 03:14 - 06:30 Service Animals and Pets in Shelters — 08:04 - 09:50 Sheltering in Place Preparations — 10:11 - 12:30 Adapting Homes for Shelter-in-Place Scenarios — 12:37 - 15:00 Planning for Delayed Emergency Response — 16:13 - 17:35 Insurance Preparedness — 20:27 - 23:58 FEMA's Role in Response and Recovery — 24:30 - 26:54 Navigating Disaster Recovery Centers — 28:06 - 29:58 Final Tips for Disaster Preparation — 33:53 - 35:40 Conclusion and Upcoming Holiday Series — 36:50 - End

In the past 20 years, the US has experienced multiple types of disasters that have devastated lives and communities. In this episode, host Frances Hall, Executive Director of ACAPcommunity is joined by Karen Scallan, Owner/Advocate of Special Needs and Parent Support Services of Louisiana. Karen, a nationally recognized expert in disaster preparedness and a survivor of Hurricane Katrina offers specific strategies that support older adult family members and their caregivers in disaster situations. This episode of The Caregiver Community is made possible by our sponsor, Pace @ Home in Hickory, NC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode of Tailboard Talk, Jeff Wallin and Chris Rasmussen discuss disaster preparation and response. With all of the current wildfires and hurricanes, departments must have systems in place to ensure they are prepared to respond.   Brought to you by Magnegrip and Firehouse Subs.

We discuss Disaster Preparation for elderly citizens, second half is our usual news and views.For all your health and safety needs, visit us at our website safetywars.com, contact us at Jim@safetywars.com or 845-269-5772.We have a regular broadcast on Safety FM, listen to us on your favorite Podcast platform and video network as Safety Wars.

Today is our Kick-off to Disaster Preparation Month 2024. We discuss Jim's 4 Categories of Disaster as well as the proposed OSHA Heat Illness and Injury Prevention Standard that was issued last week.We are available on most popular podcast platforms as Safety Wars as well as video platforms.For all your safety consulting and training needs please give us a call at 845-269-5772 or jim@safetywars.com.#jimpoesl #safetywars #disasterpreparation #jayallen #jimpoesl #safetyfm

This episode is brought to you by Fatty15, Timeline Nutrition, LMNT, and Manukora. Discover the three predictable phases of human behavior during disasters and how you can master them to improve your crisis response. Join us with Amanda Ripley, a seasoned journalist and acclaimed author, as she demystifies these stages: denial, deliberation, and the decisive moment. Through Amanda's experiences covering major events like 9/11 and various natural catastrophes, we uncover the surprisingly social and cooperative nature of human behavior under threat. Follow Amanda @ripleywriter Follow Chase @chase_chewning ----- In this episode we discuss... (08:11) Understanding the Science of Disaster (10:33) Similarities in Human Behavior Across Disasters (13:49) Understanding and Overcoming Human Fear Circuits (18:29) Human Behavior in Disaster Situations (29:29) Response to Fear Spectrum (32:32) Stress Response and Tactical Breathing (37:33) Experiencing and Understanding Disaster Dynamics (43:22) Building Trust in Disaster Preparation (48:56) Impact of Social Media on Trust ----- Episode resources: Save 15% on the 90-day starter kit of essential fat C15:0 with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.Fatty15.com/everforward  Save 10% on MitoPure mitochondrial revitalizer with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.TimelineNutrition.com/everforward  Save $25 on the manuka honey starter kit with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.Manukora.com/everforward  Get a FREE variety sample pack of Recharge electrolyte drink mix with any purchase at https://www.DrinkLMNT.com Watch and subscribe on YouTube Learn more at AmandaRipley.com 

In this episode, Rob is joined again by guest Mike Washington, who is the Director of Industrial Safety at Arkema Inc., The Americas. Mike recently gave a talk at the AIChE Global Congress on Process Safety in New Orleans in March 2023 titled, “Quantitative Natural Disaster Assessment and Scorecard for Chemical Plants," and today discusses some of what he covered in that talk. Rob and Mike cover his motivation for presenting at the AIChE Global Congress on Process Safety, the basic approach of the assessment and scorecard, how Arkema is using the tool and how the plants have reacted to it, and advice he has for other companies struggling with planning for and reducing the risks of natural hazards. If you haven't caught our previous episode with Mike, be sure to listen to Episode 96 - Educating the Next Generation of Process Safety Experts with Guest Mike Washington. Mike invites you to connect with him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-washington-m-b-a-067b2520/ To hear more about this topic, be sure to listen to these episodes: Episode 26 - Natural Hazard Assessment and Planning Episode 66 - Tornadoes, Natural Hazards, and Emergency Planning --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amplifyyourprocesssafety/message

Living in Florida includes being prepared for hurricanes. Many people know how to get their homes ready but what should do for your landscape? Join us to learn how to prepare your garden and landscape for hurricane season along with tips for recovery after the storm. Sources for this Episode: Find your local UF/IFAS Extension office: ⁠https://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/find-your-local-office/⁠ In Polk County, contact the Plant Clinic at 863-519-1041, polkmg@ifas.ufl.edu Your Central Florida Yard ⁠https://centralfloridayard.substack.com/⁠ Hurricane Landscaping https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/care/weather/hurricane-landscaping.html   Hurricane Recovery: Wind-Resistant Trees for Home, Business, and Park Landscaping  https://blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/polkco/2017/09/21/hurricane-recovery-wind-resistant-trees-for-home-business-and-park-landscaping/   Trees That Can Withstand Hurricanes https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/trees-and-shrubs/trees/trees-that-can-withstand-hurricanes.html   Is my tree safe? Recognizing conditions that increase the likelihood of tree failure https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/EP507   Tree Risk Assessment  https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/trees-and-shrubs/trees/tree-risk-assessment.html   Pruning Shade Trees in Landscapes: A Plan for Training Shade Trees https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/EP276 Homeowner's Handbook to Prepare for Natural Disasters https://disaster.ifas.ufl.edu/media/disasterifasufledu-/docs/Florida-Homeowners-Handbook.pdf Disaster Preparation & Recovery https://disaster.ifas.ufl.edu/

Jim discusses the conclusion to disaster preparation month 2023. He then discusses his week in Orlando at the Safety FM Conklin Conference. Todd Conklin spoke on Human and Organizational Performance, Jennifer Long on Accountability, Andrea Baker and Bob Edwards on Learning Teams, and Marc Yester with his fantastic stories and implementing HOP in your organization. We learned a lot, it literally was like a high level continuing education course, we were all mentally exhausted by the time Friday afternoon came around. Everyone left empowered and very optimistic. For all your consulting needs give us a call at 845-269-5772 or email me at Jim@safetywars.com.

We are in Orlando this week at the Conklin Conference. We had some audio issues so bear with us here .Today we continue to discuss the disaster magazine that Jim bought over the weekend and some of the great info. Jim discusses some of his thoughts on the topics and adds some very pertinent information on disaster planning in a suburban environment (metro NYC and NJ). Many of the main considerations we should security, "bug out/evacuation" considerations, your needs, and of course why should you evacuate anyway. It's an easy decision with a life threatening situation like a fire, flood, etc. But is it really the best decision? For all of your consulting and training needs give us a call at 845-269-5772 or drop us an email at Jim@safetywars.com. WE NOW HAVE A LIVE SHOW EVERY Weekday AT 8 TO 9 PM EST ON SAFETYFM.COM WE ARE AVAILABLE ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST PLATFORM AS SAFETY WARS.

This week we are broadcasting from Orlando, Florida. We are spending time with other safety professionals tomorrow at Safety Day 2023 presented by Alliance for Central Florida Safety. We continue to discuss Disaster Preparation and a magazine on Prepping Jim ran across along with our regular news and views. For all of your consulting and training needs give us a call at 845-269-5772 or drop us an email at Jim@safetywars.com. WE NOW HAVE A LIVE SHOW EVERY Weekday AT 8 TO 9 PM EST ON SAFETYFM.COM WE ARE AVAILABLE ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST PLATFORM AS SAFETY WARS.

This episode features a conversation with disaster communication specialist, Dr Dennis John Sumaylo. It was recorded in June 2023.In his work, Dennis investigates the intersection of pre-disaster communication and community engagement in the context of geographic isolation and socio-economic inequalities. Examining these issues has helped him design multimodal and gamified learning tools for supplementing disaster risk reduction classes in the Philippines. His new book, entitled, Engaging Isolated Communities in Disaster Preparation and Communication in the Philippines is published through Springer Nature, explores social power, relationships, and experiences as avenues to community engagement in pre-disaster communication.Amongst other things, Dennis and I discussed a range of real-world audiences and the ways that their respective experiences with disasters impact their communications needs, we delved into the roles of trust and power in disaster communication, and the value of a media spotlight when it comes to disaster recovery and relief. Additional links: Dennis' book Engaging Isolated Communities in Disaster Preparation and Communication in the PhilippinesThe fantastic book on climate communication that led me to Dennis' work

Continuing with our Disaster Preparedness Month Theme we discuss some of the paperwork you might need in a disaster including some medical info that Jim has found useful over the years. For all of your consulting and training needs give us a call at 845-269-5772 or drop us an email at Jim@safetywars.com. WE NOW HAVE A LIVE SHOW MOST WEEKDAYS AT 8 TO 9 PM EST ON SAFETYFM.COM and on many video platforms as Safety Wars. We are on YouTube, Facebook Live, Brighteon, Gab, Rumble, Twitter, and LinkedIn. #jimpoesl #jcptechnical #safetywars #covid19 #masks #jayallen #safetyfm #disasterpreparation

Safety Wars Live 9-1-2023 Welcome to Disaster Preparation Month 2023. This year's theme chosen by the government is Preparing Older Americans. Tonight Jim sets up the month of programing and answers the following questions: What is a disaster? What is Safe? What are the types of disasters? How does Jim characterize them and why? The importance of preparing. For all your health and safety consulting needs give us a call at 845-269-5772 or Jim@safetywars.com #jimpoesl #safetywars #jcptechnical #safetyfm

Town Square with Ernie Manouse airs at 3 p.m. CT. Tune in on 88.7FM, listen online or subscribe to the podcast. Join the discussion at 888-486-9677, questions@townsquaretalk.org or @townsquaretalk. The Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30. As the season begins, meteorologists and other experts analyze and weigh in on what kind of season this year will be. First, we talk with Space City Weather Meteorologist Eric Berger, who shares his insight on the outlook of this year's hurricane season and what Houstonians can expect. Then, we're joined by Brent Taylor, Chief Communications Officer for the Houston Office of Emergency Management (OEM), who discusses tips for extreme weather, how to best prepare for the season, and where residents can call for help. Plus, Dan Bawden, Owner and President of Legal Eagle Contractors, joins the conversation to share advice on how to best prepare your house before a storm hits. To view OEM's checklist for building a disaster supplies kit, click here or if you would like to view the American Red Cross' advice for hurricane preparedness, click here.  To view Zip Zone's Houston Evacuation Map, click here.  If you would like to learn more about receiving emergency alerts from AlertHouston, click here.  Guests: Eric Berger Meteorologis Editor, Space City Weather Brent Taylor Chief Communications Officer, Houston Office of Emergency Management Dan Bawden Owner & President, Legal Eagle Contractors, Co. Town Square with Ernie Manouse is a gathering space for the community to come together and discuss the day's most important and pressing issues. We also offer a free podcast here, on iTunes, and other apps

What can government and corporate executives who want to prepare for a crisis learn from how the Federal Emergency Management Agency does its job?The people at FEMA may have more experience responding to various crises than others in the government and private sectors. The list of disasters they've dealt with includes floods, landslides, winter storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes.Aaron Levy is the director of FEMA's Individual and Community Preparedness Division. In this episode, Levy shares his insights on how the agency trains, prepares for, and responds to a crisis and the lessons you can learn from its experience.QuotesThe National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the Incident Command System (ICS) provide a standardize communication and collaboration during emergencies. - Aaron"Former administrator was very fond of saying the best disasters are federally supported, state managed and locally led." - AaronFeatured Guest in this episodeAaron LevyDivision Director, Individual and Community PreparednessLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-levy-81b9397 Follow FEMA online, on Twitter @fema or @femaespanol, on FEMA's Facebook page or Espanol page and at FEMA's YouTube account. Also, follow FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell's activities @fema_deanneFor preparedness information follow the Ready Campaign on Twitter at @ready.gov, on Instagram @ready.gov or on the Ready Facebook page.Chapters00:00 Introduction01:13 FEMA's preparedness on disaster situation04:06 FEMA's Urban Search and Rescue Capabilities in Action07:43 FEMA's National Exercise Program: Continuous Improvement10:49 National Incident Management System12:36 Empowering Local Communities for Disaster Preparation.14:41 Practical steps for private sectors for disaster preparation19:24 "Key takeaways for disaster preparedness"21:43 Links and Resources22:23 OutroProduced by Heartcast Mediahttp://www.heartcastmedia.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5602540/advertisement

Fires and floods are impacting communities across Australia and emergency services say action is needed now, to protect lives and properties this festive season.

In this week's episode of the First Case "Articles On-The-Go" series, written by written by Melanie Perry, BSN, RN, CNOR, CSSM, she shares critical insights on the importance of disaster preparation, training, and readiness for our healthcare facilities.   "And that is why preparation is key. Take the time to prepare for internal and external disasters before they occur. Run the fire drills, tornado drills, evacuation drills, and malignant hypothermia drills. Learn them when the stakes aren't high and the pressure is low, so that when the time comes, you can fall back on what you've already learned and you'll be able to successfully navigate whatever disaster you find yourself in." ---- Articles On-the-Go presents perioperative insights from written articles in a creative, easy to listen, audio format. Think audio book, meets busy Operating Room professional! #operatingroom #surgery #perioperative #AOTG #patientsafety #patient #training #healthcare

K.C. Conway, CCIM, CRE, MAI, is chief economist for CCIM Institute and principal and cofounder of Red Shoe Economics. He joins the podcast to discuss his latest Commercial Real Estate Insights report, “Disaster Preparation, Response, and Recovery.” He details how commercial real estate professionals can minimize damage and disruption from disasters — both natural and man-made — through planning, communication, and cooperation.

Jim addresses food prep for a disaster. Food, Fuel, generators, security, animals, food allergy, supermarkets, survival seed banks, growing your own food what goes first? Can you get to know your local farmers and build up a rapport and get your food directly from your farmer. Communities working together for security. Jim Poesl is an OSHA Authorized Disaster Response Trainer. Give us a call at 845-269-5772 or contact Jim at Jim@safetywars.com #food #disasterprep #prepper #jimpoesl #jayallen #safetyfm #safetywars #jcptechnicalservices

We are continuing the theme of disaster preparation for Disaster Preparation Month 2022 in the US. Today we discuss water supplies and things to consider. Please contact us for all of your safety needs at 845-269-5772 or at jim@safetywars.com. Jim Poesl is an OSHA Authorized Disaster Worker Trainer and has taught many different groups on disaster preparation and work.

May 10, 2022 37. Disaster Preparation Are You Ready to Help YourselfWe need to do a better job proactively preparing for major disasters. Learn how from Nat The Preparedness Guy, an emergency manager who works from the bottom up, helping people help themselves so they can prepare for and manage disasters.Here are some important moments with Nat in the podcast: At 8:01 What should our mindset be as we prepare for potential disasters?  At 12:36 Why do you think so many people living in disaster-prone areas don't do what's needed to be properly prepared?At 19:27 Explain the combination of careers you have. On one hand, you are The Preparedness guy, on the other, you are an emergency manager who is often dealing with people who aren't prepared?You can follow Nat through the following links:  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thepreparednessguy/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ThePreparednessGuyOfficial YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_sDGIcv9Wzje799JTstaUQ If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please share it with your friends. Also make sure to like it and subscribe to become a weekly listener. And if you can leave a review that would be great too.Please like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TellushowtomakeitbetterAnd follow us on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/tellushowtomakeitbetterIf you have ideas for podcasts or want to share your thoughts on what you've listened to, we'd love to hear from you: https://tellushowtomakeitbetter.com/contactImportant information from Homeowners Be Aware:We are excited to be listed in Feedspots 40 best Homeowner podcasts : https://podcasts.feedspot.com/homeowner_podcasts/ Here are ways you can follow me on line:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homeownersbeaware/ Website: https://homeownersbeaware.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-siegal/ If you'd like to reach me for any reason, here's the link to my contact form: https://homeownersbeaware.com/contactHere's the link to the documentary film I'm making Built to Last: Buyer Beware.

This week the Outpost is joined by Alison Sterling Nichols, executive director of Humboldt COAD, to discuss the efforts being made for Humboldt County to better prepare for and respond to earthquakes, tsunamis, fires, storms and other disasters.

On this episode of The Build Podcast, Matt and Tim Hill discuss all things maintenance: annual maintenance, seasonal maintenance, and all the things you need to think about after you've completed the house to make sure it continues to function in tip top shape. They'll also introduce some considerations for both pre and during construction that will help to support a “maintenance free” house – but really there is no such thing as a maintenance free house—but a house that will ultimately look, feel, and perform just as well.

On Monday's Houston Matters: On Sunday, the Texas Supreme Court issued an emergency stay that reinstates Gov. Greg Abbott's executive order banning local municipalities and officials from issuing mask mandates. Last week, Dallas, Bexar, and Harris Counties all secured temporary restraining orders from state judges blocking that executive order. The ruling is temporary with the court still to make a final ruling in the case. We learn what the ruling means for the state and for the lawsuit recently filed by Harris County. Also this hour: This week marks six months since the deadly power failure that crippled Texas. Mose Buchele, energy and environment for KUT in Austin, discusses what led to that disaster and how it's being addressed, which is the subject of his new podcast, The Disconnect: Power, Politics and the Texas Blackout. Then, according to a new study, more than half of all the buildings in the lower 48 states are in disaster hotspots, threatened by future storms, floods, wildfires, tornadoes, and earthquakes. But then, we knew that, right? Here in the Houston area, basically every building exists under such threat. We may not be able to do much about the already built environment, but what more can we do to ensure we protect new developments as much as possible? And we get an update on Houston sports.

Disaster Preparation (07/27/2021) - Kelley & Ray talk about different approaches to a vacationing spouse...

I share my favorite takeaways and reflections from Ep. 52 with Staci Bartley and Ep. 53 with Tina Ginn, exploring the importance of learning from the past and having the forethought for preparing for the future. Life is messy, and we can learn from our messes, and we can clean them up, too. If we could learn how to re-frame the challenges of our lives by asking ourselves better questions, I do believe we would spend far less time emotionally suffering. Staci, through early teen pregnancy and three marriages, she's learned this the hard way. And, perhaps that is the way? The mishaps, hurdles, and pivots that we find ourselves in are a part of the journey. But, I guess the better question is: Why does it take so many of us so long to get the memo? Just as it takes us a while to realize that messes are a part of life and that we are capable of learning and cleaning them up and preventing future ones, so too, it takes us to learn a little too late how ill-prepared we are for tragedy or disaster. Whether you want to learn how to prepare for love, tragedy, or disaster, the last two episodes are for you, and this episode includes my highlights. RESOURCES:Ep. 52 Staci BartleyEp. 53 Tina GinnDavid Bartley Part IDavid Bartley Part IICONNECT:Staci Bartley | WebsiteTina Ginn | Website______Need help?National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support via text message. Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained Crisis CounselorIf you or anyone you know is struggling with grief due to any of the 40+ losses, there are free resources available HERE.If you are enjoying the podcast, you may also enjoy my bi-weekly newsletter, The Unleashed Letters. ______SUPPORT THE SHOW:Rate & Review: Apple PodcastsFollow & Listen  Spotify |  Stitcher | PandoraRead & Review my published book about my grief journey.CONNECT WITH VICTORIA: InstagramFacebookLinkedInWebsite

Tina, like many grievers, has found her passion in her pain. What started out as a career as a financial advisor, where she was well-versed in risk management, morphed into helping others prepare for the worst in their lives. Having lived through a forest fire evacuation order, the quick decline of a dear friend's health and death due to cancer, a traumatic car accident which later led to losing her job, to a subsequent divorce and estrangement with her children, Tina has learned the importance of connection and preparedness. She brings her passion for helping people become prepared for the worst. She recognizes that the last thing people want to worry about, when tragedy strikes or when there are moments to make decisions, are the logistics of their lives. Through her app, Your Backup Plan, she helps individuals get their lives in order so that, when tragedy or nature does strike, your life is in the palm of your hand. This not only makes your family's lives easier if something happens to you but also your own if it's you at the center of the unfortunate experience. Tina says we shouldn't wait until someone is dying, or we are dying, to prepare; by then, it's too late. Additionally, the conversations you want to be having in these moments do not include the bills that need to be paid and how they're paid. Also for example, where social media passwords are, what to do with a beloved collection, or a last will and testament. These issues and logistics can be documented in advance so that anyone close can pick up the pieces with less stress. Also, in turn, this allows for more time for deep connection when it counts.RESOURCES/CONNECT:WebsiteYouTube Instagram | Facebook"In the Blink of an Eye"Emerging Blueprint [Launching July 2021]______Need help?National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support via text message. Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained Crisis CounselorIf you or anyone you know is struggling with grief due to any of the 40+ losses, there are free resources available HERE.If you are enjoying the podcast, you may also enjoy my bi-weekly newsletter, The Unleashed Letters. ______SUPPORT THE SHOW:Subscribe & Review: Apple PodcastsRead & Review my published book about my grief journey.CONNECT WITH VICTORIA : InstagramFacebookLinkedInWebsite

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This week on Your Health First, Dr. Galati talked about the deep freeze that hit Texas this past week. He discusses the personal preparation that should always be taken to prevent loss of life and property. He also makes the connection between the preparation you need to take for these natural disasters and the preparation you need to take to maintain your own good health. #texasfreeze #preparationWebsites to remember:Dr. Galati's newsletter sign-upMedical Practice: Liver Specialists of TexasDr. Galati's Book Site: Eating Yourself SickFacebook: Dr. Joe GalatiDr. Galati's YouTube: YouTube ChannelPlease send feedback and suggestion. You can message me here.You can reach Dr. Galati and his practice, LIVER SPECIALISTS OF TEXAS, by calling 713-794-0700. Ask for Teresa the practice administrator for details.Make sure you subscribe to all of the podcast episodes, rate them, send us feedback, and share them with your community.Available on:SPOTIFYTUNEINAPPLE PODCASTPOCKET CASTSOVERCASTACASTIHEART RADIO PODCASTGOOGLE PODCASTSTITCHERYOUTUBE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you forgotten what it felt like to start your business? I’ve lost count of the number of business owners who have said, “If I had had any idea how hard it would be to get this business where it is today, I’m not sure I would’ve done it.” Business owners usually nod their heads at this. Yes, it was hard. But, you learned a lot. Many of the lessons learned at that point in the business get lost or forgotten as the company grows. We’ve talked about innovation and disruption as well as pivots this year. The pandemic emphasized the importance of scenario planning and contingency plans. A number of businesses have gotten really creative and changed the way they do business. How do mature businesses reconnect with that entrepreneurial spirit to reinvent the product, product delivery or the business model to compete in this marketplace? My guest today is Mavis Tang of Soundé. Mavis and her co-founders have brought a new product to an old market. I believe in their mission, vision and value proposition. I invite you to listen to the path Soundé took, and let the possibilities for the future wash over you as you reimagine the business you lead. This episode is from my weekly radio show on IBGR.Network. I hope you enjoy it! What the (O) needs to Know - Pay Attention to Alignment The key Need To Know for an Innovator. The things that surprised Mavis. The steps Mavis took to prepare for ownership. What the (O) Needs To Do - Aspire, Align, Accomplish The people Mavis and her co-founders go to when they have questions. Mavis’s strategy for dealing with conflicting priorities. It’s all about communication. The strategies Mavis and her co-founders have for dealing with conflicting opinions. They respect and honor the vision first and foremost - agreement flows from there. The advice Mavis offers to others out there who have an idea for a business. Resources: Check out Sounde here. Soundeapp is coming. Sign up for the newsletter so that you and your family know when Sounde will be ready to beta test. Can’t beat the price! “5 Obvious Mistakes First-Time Founders Make That Sink Their Startups” by Megan Holstein, entrepreneurshandbook.com, Medium, Dec. 2020. “Decoding Quantum Thinking: What It Feels Like To Think Free”, by Kashyap Vyas, July 20, 2019. “Disaster Preparation and Recovery For Any Size Business”, by Wendy Dickinson, Ascend Coaching Solutions, 2020. “Why Design Thinking Works”, by Jeanne Liedtka, HBR, October 2018. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ascendcoachingsolutions/message

This show gives you, the Owner/Founder Executive the chance to see how somebody else did it - innovate within an established market. Jay Carpenter and his co-founder, Alexis Carpenter, had a need, which led to an idea that took them to starting Handley Watches. Jay shares the journey. He gives us his “WHY”. He told us what he didn’t know and had to find out. Jay will let us in on how they did it - from day one. Handley Watches gives us a blend of the old and the new, so that we can move, work and play without the weight of connection dragging us down and back. This interview took place as part of my weekly radio show, Catalytic Conversations, with IBGR.Network every Friday at 2 pm EST. Drop by any time. Join the IBGR.community or download the IBGR app to get the full show notes. Resources: Handley Watches, Visit the Handley Watches website to sign up for their updates and receive 10% off your purchase! Handley Watches FB Page, “Richmond Couple Finds Time To Launch Wristwatch Brand”, Richmond BizSense, August 27, 2020. “5 Obvious Mistakes First-Time Founders Make That Sink Their Startups” by Megan Holstein, entrepreneurshandbook.com, Medium, Dec. 2020. “Decoding Quantum Thinking: What It Feels Like To Think Free”, by Kashyap Vyas, July 20, 2019. “Disaster Preparation and Recovery For Any Size Business”, by Wendy Dickinson, Ascend Coaching Solutions, 2020. “Why Design Thinking Works”, by Jeanne Liedtka, HBR, October 2018. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ascendcoachingsolutions/message

Aaron engages us with disaster preparedness as we share about our own life experiences, how we can learn from them as well as resetting our priorities as we plan ahead.

The episode contrasts the normal response of Catholic Charities to disasters with the response during the pandemic. Topics include the role of Catholic Charities USA, the national office for the Catholic Charities ministry in the United States; communication needs; assessment; immediate response; and ongoing engagement. Resources for local agencies are also mentioned: the disaster page on the CCUSA website, the CCUSA COVID-19 resource center, and a chart entitled "What happens during a disaster." Individuals and families are encouraged to have a plan in place in case of a disaster and to contact their local agency for more information and resources.  Follow us: Facebook (@catholiccharitiesusa), LinkedIn, Twitter (@CCharitiesUSA), and Instagram (@ccharitiesusa).

Today on The Local: The Quick Six local news headlines, including discussion of the ballot measures going out soon. And, we're joined by Edward Colson of Ready Northwest to discuss natural disaster preparation.

Welcome to Between the Fire and the Grind. On this episode the Clear Insight Financial Planning Team is joined by Bonnie and James Arnold to discuss their preparations and evacuation from the wildfires encroaching on Portland Oregon. Bonnie and James discuss decision making and financial considerations that weighed into their decision to evacuate from Portland to Spokane. The discussion covers a wide range of preparedness planning ranging from deciding what to take and when to go to the importance of internet access for teenage boys.As always, if you have more questions on the topic, stop by www.mycifp.com and schedule a call.Be safe, Adrienne

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Guest: Joe Elmore joined Charleston Animal Society as its President and CEO in 2012. Joe has been recognized by the Governors of Washington and the Virgin Islands, has received the American Red Cross Tiffany Award for Management Excellence, and was awarded the U.S. Dept. of Defense Medal for his work in America’s first Persian Gulf Conflict. Joe was named one of 9 Maddie’s Heroes for inspirational and innovative leadership in its 2015 inaugural class.  Main Question: How should animal welfare organizations prepare for disasters – such as hurricanes, floods, and wildfires – given that policies and staffing may be severely affected by the current public health crisis? Takeaways:  Make sure your staff members each have personal evacuation plans for their animals and family. Review disaster protocols at least once a year with all of your staff and any volunteers who would likely help. Identify partner organizations that will accept animals from your shelter if you have to evacuate (you can reciprocate when they need help). Be sure to make connections with local Emergency Management officials too. During the current public health crisis, these connections are more important than ever. Hurricanes, and other weather events that usually occur with advance warning, lend themselves to time frame action plans that detail steps to take 1 week out, 3 days out, 2 days, 1 day, and 12 hours. Record a 2 to 3 minute video to share with the public on how to prepare to evacuate pets and farm animals. Release this at the start of any weather-related disaster season and share it again before any individual major storm or event. You can also get advice out to the public through the local media. Links: Charleston Animal Society Disaster plan for Charleston Animal Society (get link on this page) Example of video on adopting out "disaster rescue" pets TED Talk by Shawn Achor - "The Happy Secret to Better Work" The Zorro Circle excerpt from "The Happiness Advantage" by Shawn Achor Book: "The Happiness Advantage" by Shawn Achor Recorded August 6, 2020.

Aaron Mauldin returns to the show this week to talk all things civil unrest and what to do if chaos strikes your community. Aaron is a military veteran, close personal protection specialist, and the founder of ZERT - Zombie Eradication Response Team. This conversation is full of useful information with the always entertaining Aaron. Thanks for listening. Make sure to subscribe and leave us a review so you never miss future content. Want to check out the bonus content for this episode and others? www.patreon.com/managingviolence Check out our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJgyuUe-wxu-ii88QEc2Zg Follow Joe on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/managingviolence Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoeSaundersAU LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joesaundersau/ TikTok: @managingviolence Instagram: @managingviolence Season 5 Intro music by Andy Slatter

Aaron Mauldin returns to the show this week to talk all things civil unrest and what to do if chaos strikes your community. Aaron is a military veteran, close personal protection specialist, and the founder of ZERT - Zombie Eradication Response Team. This conversation is full of useful information with the always entertaining Aaron. Thanks for listening. Make sure to subscribe and leave us a review so you never miss future content. Want to check out the bonus content for this episode and others? www.patreon.com/managingviolence Check out our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJgyuUe-wxu-ii88QEc2Zg Follow Joe on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/managingviolence Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoeSaundersAU LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joesaundersau/ TikTok: @managingviolence Instagram: @managingviolence Season 5 Intro music by Andy Slatter

Ryan Gorman hosts an iHeartRadio nationwide special featuring guests on COVID-19-related issues, including the President and CEO of Disaster Recovery Institute International, the Executive Director at the Center for Election Innovation & Research, and the former Chief Spokesman for the New York City Office of Emergency Management. Topics range from a discussion on how businesses should prepare to reopen to holding an election and dealing with a natural disaster amid a pandemic. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Friday's show: The Texas Supreme Court has ruled voters can’t apply for mail-in ballots just because they’re not immune to COVID-19. With a July runoff about six weeks away, we find out what’s next in the saga over mail-in balloting. Plus the local restaurant scene loses an influential figure, Cleverley Stone. And the popular local restaurant chain Bernie's Burger Bus falls victim to the economic downturn. Also this hour: We discuss preparations for another... Read More

Data center based server platforms are known for their resilience and reliability, and radio broadcasters are taking notice. Cloud-based systems are also generally accessible from anywhere there’s an Internet connection, including radio talent that’s “sheltering in place”. Bill Bennett with ENCO Systems joins us to highlight the various kinds of disasters that will stop broadcasters from being on-air, and introduces web-accessible radio infrastructure that keeps operating, even when the studio is down. Show Notes:ENCO Cloud- and Web-based operationsDisaster Recovery Solution - DAD-DRNAB’s “10 Steps to Disaster Preparation and Recovery”Guest:Bill Bennett - Media Solutions Manager, ENCO SystemsHosts:Chris Tobin, IP-SolutionistKirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, & South Seas BroadcastingFollow TWiRT on Twitter and on FacebookTWiRT is brought to you by Broadcasters General Store, with outstanding service, saving, and support. Online at BGS.cc. By Angry Audio - your source for StudioHub cables and adapters, plus audio Gadgets and Gizmos. Audio problems disappear when you get Angry at AngryAudio.com. By Nautel - keeping you connected with your community, and offering informative webinars at Nautel.com/webinars. And by MaxxKonnectWireless - Prioritized High Speed Internet Service designed for Transmitter Sites and Remote Broadcasts. TWiRT location broadcast connections are made possible by MaxxKonnect Wireless.Subscribe to Audio:iTunesRSSStitcherTuneInSubscribe to Video:iTunesRSSYouTube

Within this audio-video podcast, prepare to get an inside look on the paramedical field, as well as running through a disaster pack. Matt Clark provides The Medicine Wheel audiences a presentation to help provide survival equipment during times of disaster, in a lightweight field pack. Matt Clark, a paramedic from Las Vegas Nevada, speaks about his experiences within the paramedical field. Topics stretch from paramedic upbringings, burn-out in EMS, to preparing for disasters.Presentation available here:https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gNani79LsQDP-Gz06BEVe16nyG2rBbhbLearn More About Matt Clark at:https://themedicinewheel.org/Please rate our podcast and subscribe to stay in the loop.Subscribe to our podcast:Apple:https://apple.co/34x71OqSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2CivYRGLearn More:https://themedicinewheel.org/Subscribe to our YouTube Channel:http://bit.ly/2rdMIqSLike us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/themedwheelFollow us on Twitter:https://twitter.com/themedwheelFollow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/themedwheel/DISCLAIMERhttps://themedicinewheel.org/disclaimer/The information shared in this podcast is for general information only and should not be construed as medical advice and understand that no doctor-patient relationship is formed. The use of this information and educational materials link to this podcast and website are employed at the user's own risk.Support the show (http://www.themedicinewheel.org/omcare/)

On Monday's Houston Matters: Starting today in Harris County, you have to cover your face in public or you could be subject to a fine. It’s the latest move by the county to flatten the COVID-19 curve. But the rule is not without controversy. Dr. Umair Shah of Harris County Public Health brings us the latest on the response to the virus here. Also this hour: We learn about the unique challenges of preparing for... Read More

1st Segment: FINISHING UP WITH CALLERS ABOUT EMPLOYMENT AND CORONAVIRUS Guest: Claire | INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT, INVESTMENTS, ECONOMY, DISASTER PREPARATION

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The actions taken now by countries and governments globally is crucial in limiting the impact of the covid-19 coronavirus - but has the response been strong enough? In the pod for this week’s episode are New Scientist journalists Rowan Hooper, Penny Sarchet and Graham Lawton. The team is joined by two experts from University College London: professor of risk and disaster reduction David Alexander, and professor of ecology and biodiversity Kate Jones. The panel explores just how prepared we are for this global emergency, and also looks at how diseases that originate in wildlife may be increasing as a result of environmental challenges. And if you want to hear what else is going on in the world, there’s more than just coronavirus on the lineup. The team highlights ‘bonehenge’, a 22,000-year-old structure made of mammoth bones, discusses the incredible finding of a planet where it rains liquid iron, and uncovers the evolutionary origin of the human ability to run. To find out more, subscribe at newscientist.com/podcasts.

Hey guys! With Hurricane Dorian coming this week, I wanted to provide all of you with important information to keep you prepared and ready for ANY natural disaster. Xoxo, WM

In this episode of Streaming Science UF AEC student Rachel Boles visits Dr. Angie Lindsey, assistant professor in the Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences working within the PIE Center and point of contact for the Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) in Florida. Tune in to learn about EDEN and their efforts to help communities affected by super storms.

Over the last five years, 40% of businesses have experienced some sort of business interruption, costing on average, even for a small company, upward of $8,000 per hour of downtime. You need to have a plan because it's not a question of whether a disaster will happen or not. It's a question of when. The most crucial components to getting back up and running can include: New office space - Where is it, how you set it up and do so cost effectively? Restore lost power - A company like Agility can, within 12 to 24 hours, deploy enough power to run your building or your campus of buildings. Restore communications - You'll need to connect with satellite or local LTE communications to reestablish voice and internet connectivity. Accessing your data in the cloud - You'll need a computer to access that data, power to plug in that computer, and the internet for that computer to access to cloud.

Disaster strikes!  How will the community respond and rebuild? It may well depend on how OT practitioners are involved before, during, and after the event.  This episode describes research that challenges us to re-think our role in our communities and imagine our profession as a critical link to a bright and successful future after disasters or emergency situations. Let me know what you think at iloveotpodcast@gmail.com, check out the Instagram account, subscribe, share, and spread the word!  Thanks for listening, and happy OT Month!

In this episode, Nat tells about the recent southern California fires and what spiritual and practical resources he used, including the MSIA Light List (avail. at msia.org/prayer-list) and a great emergency preparedness bag by Uncharted Supply Co. He also talks about the aspect of his work with his spiritual teacher, John-Roger, that taught him how to be prepared for adverse events.

In this episode of ER VET, Dr. Justine Lee, DACVECC, DABT, board-certified emergency critical care veterinary specialist and toxicologist talks about how to keep your four-legged family members safe from disasters like hurricanes and natural disasters. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Disaster Preparation for your Pets - How to Keep your Pets Safe on Pet Life Radio

In this inaugural episode of our ConnectWise podcast series, natural and manmade disasters – whether a hurricane, fire, flood or massive power outage – can be devastating for technology teams and their clients who are unable to run their businesses because of lost access to critical data and operating systems. In this episode, Greg Zolkos, CEO of Atlas Professional Services, and Kevin Bahr, Senior Solution Strategist at ConnectWise, talk about why it’s important for technology teams to prepare their customers as well as their own operations for those rare times when a disaster threatens to stop business in its tracks. You’ll learn why a proactive position in regard to disaster preparation and recovery is important, how to approach customers about their own plans, the steps required to ensure disaster planning is thorough and successful if required, and much more.

People have relied on scientists for answers to some pretty big questions, and natural disasters are no exception. But when people don't like those answers, how are scientists supposed to communicate with the public? In this episode, seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones discusses the disconnect between disasters, psychology, and science communication, and helps us understand how to handle inconvenient truths in a healthy way.  More from Curiosity: THRIVE MARKET: Get an extra 25 percent off your first order along with a free 30-day trial SKILLSHARE: Two months of unlimited access to more than 18 thousand classes for just 99 cents P-Hacking Enables Scientists To Publish False Results As True Confirmation Bias Makes You Ignore What You Don't Agree With Why a CD is Exactly 74 Minutes Long Additional resources from Dr. Lucy Jones: "The Big Ones: How Natural Disasters Have Shaped Us (and What We Can Do About Them)" Dr. Lucy Jones' website Dr. Lucy Jones Center for Science and Society The Ring of Fire and other earthquake myths Other resources discussed: Number of fatalities caused by natural disasters in the United States from 1900 to 2016, by disaster type Tremors and treatments: how developing nations can mitigate the destruction of earthquakes How do we know what other planets (and stars, galaxies, etc.) are made of? (Intermediate) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Hoardganize Podcast, Professional Organizer Rachel Seavey discusses being prepared for a disaster. Are you prepared for an emergency? Can you access your emergency supplies - or are they buried in the clutter? Five tips to help you prepare for any emergency, even if you have clutter.

Guest Opportunity: Anthony Kovic, Authority on Disaster Preparation, Production Expert, Web Consultant, and Author of â??Emergency Prepping: Simple Disaster Preparedness for the Modern Familyâ??

Ann Finkler describes herself as an Explorer, Entrepreneur, Investor, and High Risk Taker.  Whether she's Buying an empty Industrial or Office Building, turning a Historic House into a Successful Bed & Breakfast, or Restoring Damaged Homes, she has learned to look at everything with a Creative Eye in order to find Profit and Cash Flow in areas other people would avoid. Today on the show, Ann tells us how she looks for properties that she can fit businesses into, and how that led her to purchase an industrial building that was only 30% occupied.  She also shares why she is cautious about taking on commercial debt and how she funds her deals using private money. Ann also shares tips and advice on how to protect your home after a disaster, and why getting to know your insurance agent is so important.  Ann also looks for strategic partnerships, and shares the qualities she likes to see in potential partners.  You'll also learn how Ann was able to retire early, but changed her mind after the events of 9/11. There's a lot of great experience and information packed into this conversation.  Please take a moment to let us know how much you enjoy the show by going to itunes to subscribe, rate & review!  

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Too many businesses never recover following a disaster so your Good to Know Panel explores important steps to prepare for a disaster and how to recover. 0:13 Introductions 0:44 Lessons from debriefing, development of bug out bag 2:50 Don't put all your eggs in one basket 3:50 Plan and practice your plan 4:50 Re-evaluate your plan constantly 5:40 Make sure your priorities make sense are clearly communicated and are coordinated 7:40 Address the human component, don't ignore the basics 9:40 Tips from the Hartland Deerfield Fire Authority 11:56 Lynda recalls why children need special attention when the smoke alarms go off 12:33 Practice at home too! 14:02 The GTK panel recalls their own experiences with disasters

Too many businesses never recover following a disaster so your Good to Know Panel explores important steps to prepare for a disaster and how to recover. 0:13 Introductions 1:05 How Ulliance averted a bigger disaster following their real one 4:07 Plan on when disaster strikes, not if 4:37 Matt relates a story of how disaster can come from anywhere, anytime 5:11 The value of debriefing following the execution of your disaster plan 8:17 What HR really needs to focus on in when considering a plan 11:30 Don't neglect the emotional impact on your employees! 14:20 If you think you're immune, especially plan for it!

Hurricanes, flooding and fires are raging! So, we've got the Top Experts, with the whole country covered, to help you prepare: Washington's Brinnon Fire Chief, Patrick Nicholson, with his K9 partner, arson dog Allie; the National Fire Protection Association's Cathy Prudhomme; Florida State Fire Marshal's Office Captain Ross Holt and his K9 arson dog, Ember; and State Farm's Public Affairs Specialist, Heather Paul. Learn how to keep em' all safe by being prepared on this Super Smiley Adventure. Questions or Comments? Send them to: megan@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Disaster Preparation for Dogs, Cats and Horses! With Arson Dogs, State Farm and the National Fire Protection Association on Pet Life Radio

You've heard about 'em, you've seen 'em - well now prepare for 'em! Join us as we help you prepare for the next disaster - real disaster and you'll be able to fend of the hordes when they discover that you are the only prepared for armaggedon! ************* NDB Radio is on the air! Join the regular cast of cellar-dwellers as we dish about everything and anything! Tuesday night is NDB Radio night! Join us on Joke Nights, Collateral Damage, BTR Feud and many others!

We spent a lot of time talking about practical and green hurricane preparation on this show. Some great ideas from GD Lisa and one of our listeners that called in. We also had a great interview with Care2.com founder and CEO, Randy Paynter.

Evacuation: Plan to Stay or Get Away is this year’s summit theme and will focus on the safety of residents and resources available to prepare for possible emergency evacuation including A Plan of Action, Recovery of Infrastructure following the disaster, Awareness of the PVAMU Weather/SCAN station, GIS Technology and the continuity of Agriculture and Business. For more information visit us online at http://pvcep.pvamu.edu.

Evacuation: Plan to Stay or Get Away is this year’s summit theme and will focus on the safety of residents and resources available to prepare for possible emergency evacuation including A Plan of Action, Recovery of Infrastructure following the disaster, Awareness of the PVAMU Weather/SCAN station, GIS Technology and the continuity of Agriculture and Business. For more information visit us online at http://pvcep.pvamu.edu.

Join us to discuss some Knicks basketball as we talk about Carmelo Anthony and the pressure of playing in New York. We will once again be debating the top 50 superstars of all time dvd. Another topic of convo will be the worst fans in sports list in GQ recently. Hans will also be joining us for a movie review as well.

Join us to discuss some Knicks basketball as we talk about Carmelo Anthony and the pressure of playing in New York. We will once again be debating the top 50 superstars of all time dvd. Another topic of convo will be the worst fans in sports list in GQ recently. Hans will also be joining us for a movie review as well.

Join us in taking the steps to prepare for the next disaster. We'll go over important steps, things you need to know on what to do and we'll all work on getting ready for the big one. ****** NDB Radio is on the air! Join the regular cast of cellar-dwellers as we dish about everything and anything! Tuesday night is NDB Radio night! Join us on Joke Nights, Collateral Damage, BTR Feud and many others!

This show will feature Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson who will be discussing his focus on education, homelessness, and flood protection in cities. Listeners will also learn about the challenges of being a state capital city, as well as how Mayor Johnson’s mayoral life differs from his career as a former NBA player.