
Emergency management is a growing discipline as our world has become increasingly more complex, interconnected, and vulnerable to hazards both natural and human caused. The role of the emergency manager, including leaders in public safety, has expanded and become more vital to cities, counties, states, and large organizations, and much of this work can be contained and effectively managed within p... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

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This episode features Justin Kates, Senior Business Continuity Advisor at Wawa and former government emergency management leader, discusses his Pracademic Summit talk on four pressures facing emergency management: legitimacy, growing expecta... more
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I spoke with Dr. Charles Jennings, founder of John Jay College’s emergency management program, about the new FEMA reform blueprint calling for a roughly 50% workforce reduction, shifting responsibility to states, tribes, territories, and loc... more
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This episode features logistics leader LN Lurie about “burning issues” in emergency management. She makes the case that logistics is often underestimated, but determines whether operations succeed. Using examples from wildland fire, festival... more
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Jonathan Spector, Founder & Principal Advisor at Converge Strategic Partners, joins the podcast to unpack how emergency managers — especially solo practitioners and multi-hatters — can adopt AI deliberately and safely. Drawing on his recent ... more
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As "the Black Elephant" I can highly recommend this podcast to anyone who wants to learn more about the subject of enterprise risk management (ERM) and related topics. The podcast features a variety of speakers from the risk, emergency preparedness, and disaster recovery and resonse fields; definitely will help an organization identify the "ounce of preventative measures" to avoid the "pound of cure" by not acting.
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The show centers on applying project management practices to emergency management, covering governance, funding, stakeholder engagement, and cross-sector collaboration. Episodes frequently examine how federal policy, logistics, AI, mental health, and business continuity intersect with local preparedness, planning, and response. Notable themes include practical playbooks for incident management, the role of volunteers and public-private partnerships, and leadership approaches that scale from small teams to large organizations. A distinctive strength is bringing operational rigor and process-oriented thinking to urgent public safety challenges, often illustrated with real-world deployments, crises, and leadership lessons. This makes it a stro... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Charles Jennings
2. LN Lurie
3. Jonathan Spector
4. Tom Sivak
5. Ashley Morris
6. Andrew Phelps
7. Patrick Beckley
8. Adam Sutkus
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