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December 21, 2017Podcast

International Disaster Volunteer Opportunities with Mike Noone

In this episode, we are joined by paramedic Mike Noone (InternationalDisasterVolunteering.com). Mike is a long-time paramedic who moved into public health and disaster response. He eventually wrote a book on his experiences as an international disaster volunteer for those seeking information on how to pursue opportunities in these types of situations.
December 14, 2017Podcast

Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure (NHERI) with Daniel Zehner

Daniel Zehner from the DesignSafe Radio podcast joins us on the Disaster Podcast this week. He highlights the research opportunities at NHERI for the major hazard areas they look into: wind, earthquakes, tsunami, coastal erosion, and rapid response after events. His podcast program focuses on the important work of the team at the Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure (NHERI). NHERI is committed to making sure the next natural hazard doesn't have to be a disaster for you and your family.
December 7, 2017Podcast

Global Disaster Fiction with Author Sara Hathaway

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December 4, 2017Uncategorized

Fentanyl Contact Overdose Bonus Episode

On this episode, we talk about something in the news quite frequently now regarding opioid overdose and responder contact overdose when handling or accidentally coming into contact with opioid drugs like Fentanyl. On this episode, we have Dr. Joe Holley from Paragon Medical Education Group and co-hosts Sam Bradley and Jamie Davis.
November 30, 2017Podcast

Special Event EMS and Mass Shootings with Glen Simpson

Glen Simpson from Las Vegas based Community Ambulance talks event EMS in the face of mass casualty incidents on this week's show. Glen was the special event coordinator providing care for the Route 61 concert series in Las Vegas the night of the mass shooting incident on October 1 of this year.
November 23, 2017Podcast

Emergency Managers Conference and New Technologies with Kyle Nelson

In this episode, our regular disaster social media and weather expert, Kyle Nelson, comes on to discuss the highlights of the recent International Association of Emergency Managers conference. He discusses new technologies and, most importantly, how that technology is being used to mitigate and respond to emergency situations like disasters.
November 16, 2017Podcast

Video Capture of Disaster Response and Aftermath with Ted Setla

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November 9, 2017Podcast

Pafford EMS Disaster Team Deployments

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November 2, 2017Podcast

Crisis Management Response in Eugene, Oregon with Michelle Perin

Author and experienced first responder Michelle Perin joins hosts Sam Bradley and Jamie Davis on the show at EMS World Expo 2017 to talk about her experiences across several aspects of emergency services. Michelle has been a dispatcher for police officers, a fire-fighter, EMT and crisis management responder.
October 26, 2017Podcast

Peer Support and Other Resources for Vegas Shooting Responders

The aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting event is far-reaching and long-lasting. Even though we know that it is still a daunting task to prepare responders for their individual stress reactions to treating patients from such an event. Deputy Chief Jeff Buchanan of the Clark County Fire Department knows this all too well.