It's been an eventful year in the Disaster Tough Podcast, and the world of Emergency Management as a whole.Internally, the show continues to be podcast most listened to by Emergency Managers around

Support our podcasts with cool merch! www.thereadinesslab.com/shopWesley Long is the co-host of the show: DisasterClassJohn Scardena is the host of the show: Disaster Tough Podcast

It's been said, "The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement."As the Director of Emergency Management for the State of Vermont, Erica Bornemann knows this well, and works every day to

When disasters and emergencies happen, one of the first things people affected seek is comfort wherever and however they can find it. It's been said, "Food is the most primitive form of comfort,"

Common themes in many episodes of the Disaster Tough Podcast are the importance of good communication, collaboration, and situational awareness.These themes come up again in this week's episode, b

Its been said the best education and experience happens at the grassroots level with experts working in the field.Former FEMA Administrator and Secretary of Homeland Security, Pete Gaynor knows t

Walt Disney once said, Curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.While Emergency Management may be classified as a very specific career choice, there are many paths that one can take once they g

During times of emergency, communication of correct information is important, and Public Information Officers like Prescott Nadeau play a key role in making sure this is accomplished.Prescott has

The phrase, Going down the rabbit hole, is often used as a way to describe someone wasting time or getting distracted.However, the field of Emergency Management grows and evolves, going down th

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