Dukes of Hazards: The Emergency Management Podcast
Mitch Stripling & Andrew McMahanAn irreverent but useful podcast about disaster response, emergency management, mobilization culture, community resilience, and life in emergency operations.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | NewsGovernment | ||||
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The Dukes relive a heroic day with Drs. Tricia Wachtendorf and James Kendra, authors of American Dunkirk: The Waterborne Evacuation of Manhattan on 9/11. From the first impact on the towers, boat captains came by the dozens to rescue hundreds of thou... more
Mitch and Andrew swallow the red pill with Kathleen Tierney, the former head of the Natural Hazards Center, and learn how society creates disaster risk as well as how homeland security after 9/11 made things worse, not better. Plus, the best congress... more
Pulitzer-prize winning author and New York Times journalist Sheri Fink ("Five Days At Memorial") for some reason agrees to visit the Dukes! She takes us on an intense tour of health and medical lessons from the historic 2017 Coastal Storm season, inc... more
The Dukes shut up (for once) and hand things over to their crack co-hosts, Drs. Nicolette Louissaint and Samantha Montano, to discuss the personal and professional journeys of women in Emergency Management. Joined by Sarah Miller and Susamma Seeley, ... more
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- Great Podcast
Love the show. The host do a great job and the guest provide incredible insight into EM field.
Apple Podcasts5EMJunkie
United States6 years ago - Diverse pool of knowledge
If you want to learn about all sorts of interesting aspects of emergency management, exploring details that you might not have considered, you can either attend a bunch of long conferences and try not to fall asleep or you can listen to Dukes of Hazards. I’ve listened to nearly every episode and I have been very entertained so far. My favorite aspect is that the guests come from a variety of backgrounds, public, private, and academic sectors included. Keep it up!
Apple Podcasts5SKornfieldUnited States6 years ago - Entertaining and Informative
The Dukes bring a great dose of humor to conversations about Emergency Management. Episodes will appeal to anyone in the profession as well as those with a casual interest in disaster preparedness. I look forward to more conversations and stories from diverse guests on the show.
Apple Podcasts5MultiJUnited States6 years ago - The Readiness Corner Podcast
Mitch and Andrew are funny and knowledgable. It's great to hear EM professionals talk about the industry with the same mix of humor and seriousness that is common amongst practitioners in the field. You'll come away from every podacst laughing and learning at the same time!
Apple Podcasts5The Readiness Corner PodcastUnited States7 years ago - A rolling jovial good emergency podcast
Great job on your program. Good atmosphere, good camaraderie, and good exploration of Emergency Preparedness profession.
Apple Podcasts5ClayPhillyUnited States7 years ago
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