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The Emergency Management Network Podcast

This podcast features strategies and advice from today’s leaders and experts in emergency management. Its purpose is to empower and enrich current and future leaders. emnetwork.substack.com

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10:01

The Age of Collaboration:

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2023/07/09

Our recent conversation on the “Leader's Cafe” sparked a fascinating discussion about Generation Z and its impact on the workplace. Let’s delve deeper into this core topic, which radically reshapes the world of work and transforms organizational culture. I will explore the process of integrating Generation Z into the workforce and, subsequently, the significant role that Generation X can play as a mentor for this emerging generation. This doesn't only involve managing or leading a new generation;

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5:06

US Independence Day: A Beacon of Hope in Today's...

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2023/07/04

As we celebrate Independence Day in the United States, we need to emphasize its importance and significance in the context of the country's history and foundational principles of liberty, justice, and the pursuit of happiness. And support people and nations that are struggling for their own independence today. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit emnetwork.substack.com/subscribe

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11:55

The 30-60-90 Day Principle of Disaster Recovery

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2023/06/27

The 30-60-90 day disaster recovery plan, influenced by antifragility principles, aims to ensure survival and growth from disasters. The first 30 days focus on restoring business services, jobs, and economic stability with the help of temporary facilities, alternative models, and immediate relief government policies. The next phase (days 30-60) emphasizes community recovery, including emotional, social, and economic aspects, involving community support groups, mental health initiatives, and job

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10:38

The Transformative Role of Accountability Groups

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2023/06/18

Today I want to talk to you, yes, you. We need to explore one question. Take the time to ponder this for a second, close your eyes, and answer this simple question. Who holds you accountable? - not to your job or family obligations, but who holds you accountable to your goals? It may be a harder question to answer than you think. We all have friends and associates who we may talk with. However, will they be brutally honest with you? Let’s delve into a subject that is dear to my heart and crucial to

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12:55

The Crucial Role of AM Radio in Emergency...

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2023/06/11

AM radio has been a cornerstone of emergency communication, providing vital information during public emergencies and disasters. However, as electric vehicles gain popularity, major automobile manufacturers are gradually phasing out AM radio. Let’s delve deeper into the critical role of AM radio in emergency communication, explore the reasons behind car manufacturers' reluctance to include it in electric vehicles, and expand on the ongoing debate surrounding the AM for Every Vehicle Act.The

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10:55

Rethinking Disaster Policy: Empowering the Private...

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2023/06/04

In the face of evolving threats and a changing threat landscape, it is crucial to reevaluate and adapt disaster policy to ensure the resilience of our nation. While significant investments have been made in disaster preparedness and response over the last two decades, the role of the private sector still needs to be utilized. With nearly 85 percent of our critical infrastructure owned and operated by private entities, harnessing their capabilities is essential for effective disaster management

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8:31

Unlocking Productivity in the Age of Distractions

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2023/05/28

In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, distractions have become an ever-present obstacle to achieving meaningful and productive work. Cal Newman's book, "Deep Work," offers valuable insights and actionable strategies to help individuals break free from the shallow work cycle and enter a state of deep concentration. Individuals can tap into their full potential and enhance their productivity by focusing on the task and minimizing distractions. It is a great time to explore the key concepts

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11:08

The Importance of Self-reflection in Emergency...

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2023/05/21

The Importance of Self-reflection in Emergency Management: A Thoreau and Sartrean PerspectiveI had a great conversation with a few of my colleagues about why we chose the field of emergency management. As the night went on, we discussed how we have seen "the great burnout" of emergency management professionals over the last few years. Our profession is not the only one that is suffering. There has been the "Great Resignation" and the "Quite Quitting" that has been occurring since COVID. People are

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11:03

The Writing Lessons of Carl Franklin Braun: A Guide...

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2023/05/07

I came across an article about an innovative leader Carl Braun. What interested me was his approach to communication. Braun believed that the way people communicated was a reflection of their thought processes. To change how someone thought, they needed to change how they wrote and spoke.Many people make the mistake of writing to sound intelligent rather than writing to be useful. This approach can significantly diminish the impact of one's message. The more difficult it is for people to understand,

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11:36

Jazz Music and Disaster Response: The Importance of...

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2023/04/19

Sitting in front of the computer, thinking about what I should write about for this week's EMN Round-Up, I put on one of my favorite Jazz albums, Miles and Monk, at Newport Live 1958. This LP is an essential listen for everyone alive today! Jazz, in essence, is a group of very talented musicians, each a master of their instrument, coming together; they may have a set list, or they may not. They play off each other's strengths, and somehow, without any sheet music or a conductor, they produce a

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9:03

China-Russia Sword Rattling Highlights Need for...

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2023/04/11

If I wrote a piece about planning for a pandemic in April 2019 and warned you that communities needed to be ready for social distancing, supply chain issues, and a run on toilet paper, you would have thought I was crazy. After 9/11, critics stated that one of the problems emergency managers have is a failure of imagination. So, today, we need to discuss geopolitics. As tensions continue to rise between the United States and China, and with China's aggressive stance towards Taiwan, it is becoming

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15:29

Creating a Culture of Caring: Why Employee Wellbeing...

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2023/04/02

2023 looks set to be another turbulent and unpredictable year, with various new stressors and challenges facing individuals, teams, and organizations. From economic uncertainty and political volatility to technological disruption and environmental crises, many factors could impact the well-being and performance of teams in the coming year. Investing in understanding your team's strengths and motives, building more trust with authentic communication, having a clear set of well-being goals and showing

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8:17

Collaborating Approach to Disaster Risk Reduction: A...

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2023/03/26

Natural and technological hazards are a fact of life, and disasters can strike anytime. The frequency and severity of these events are on the rise, and they can cause significant loss of life, property damage, and economic disruption. In recent years, we have seen hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, floods, and other disasters affect communities around the world. While focusing on local loss reduction is essential, it is time to adopt a broader approach considering the global context of these

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12:15

Stewardship: Taking Care of What We've Been Given

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2023/03/19

Stewardship is a concept that has been around for centuries, and it involves the responsible management and protection of resources. It can apply to many different areas of life, including financial resources, natural resources, and even personal relationships. At its core, stewardship is about caring for what we've been given to pass it on to future generations in better condition.Stewardship is essential for individuals, communities, and even nations to consider. To be good stewards of our

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8:34

Mastering the Must-Have Skills: A Look at the Top...

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2023/03/12

Last week I was out of pocket with a few events, so if you missed the podcast, it was me, not you. I was at the IAEM Region 9 Symposium. The team that put on the event did an excellent job. And Yes, I am currently the President of the Region. However, the conference committee needs to have the credit for this event. It was fantastic to see some outstanding speakers, and I got to meet some great emergency managers. I recommend attending small local events. Being in that intimate setting, interacting

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43:44

The world of Risk and Cyber Security

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2023/02/23

Andrew Owlett is a highly experienced security professional who has developed expertise in managing both cyber and physical security risks at a global scale. They are responsible for building and leading top-performing security teams that can handle the evolving threats in today's digital landscape. In addition to His focus on security operations, Andrew also plays a critical role in driving digital strategy and transformation for risk management. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss

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21:12

The Power of IA for Emergency Management

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2023/02/20

Leading in the AI age requires a unique set of skills and strategies to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. With AI technologies becoming increasingly pervasive in every aspect of our lives, leaders must have a solid understanding of the capabilities and limitations of these systems, as well as the ethical considerations that come with their use. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit

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5:19

Lessons Learned: Emergency Management at Ohio's Train...

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2023/02/19

Train Derailment Palestine, OhioUnless you live under a rock, you are aware of the devastating train derailment in Palestine, Ohio, leaving several injured and causing major damage to the surrounding area. The incident has raised concerns about the effectiveness of emergency management procedures, as many have pointed to miscommunication and a lack of response from authorities as contributing factors to the severity of the incident.The derailment occurred when a freight train carrying hazardous

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5:16

Uniting to Help: Why the World Must Come Together to...

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2023/02/12

A catastrophic 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck southeastern Turkey, followed by a significant aftershock, resulting in thousands of casualties and widespread destruction in Turkey and Syria. With communities grappling with the aftermath and relief organizations mobilizing their resources, the question remains: how can the global community extend a helping hand? Additionally, the impact of this disaster on a region already struggling with a decade-long conflict and a massive refugee crisis is a

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31:33

Turkey in Turmoil: Examining the Aftermath of the...

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2023/02/09

This devastating earthquake has left Turkey and the surrounding region in need of the world's assistance. Join the discussion about the challenges faced by communities as they try to rebuild, and what the future holds for Turkey in the wake of such a catastrophic event. This podcast aims to bring attention to the ongoing struggles of those affected by the earthquake and shed light on the long road to recovery. Let's examine the turmoil in Turkey and offer a compassionate look at the people and

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