The community is playing an increasing role in disaster response and recovery efforts. In this episode, Andrew and Josh discuss travelling around the world to…
Andrew McCullough24 March, 2025
NZ Navy veteran Steve Gibson shares his experience and discovers the realities of working in humanitarian aid.
Stephen Gibson19 September, 2024
Following the destructive Marshall Fire in Colorado, local resident Jenn Kaaoush co-founded Superior Rising to support disaster victims before running for public office.
Jenn Kaaoush25 August, 2024
The head of Emergency Management with Christchuch City Council shares his experience following the Christchurch Earthquakes in 2010 and 2011.
Brenden Winder16 May, 2024
Research shows domestic violence rises in communities impacted by disasters. Experts from Gender & Disaster Australia discuss why and how this can be addressed.
Dr Debra Parkinson14 April, 2024
Dark tourism expert Dr Philip Stone discusses what motivates people to visit areas impacted by disasters and considerations for disaster memorialisation
Dr Philip Stone11 February, 2024
Andrew and Josh share the best of Season 3, from guests across the globe.
Andrew McCullough5 January, 2024
Steve Goldfinch from the Asian Development Bank explains how targeted investment is reducing disaster risk in the Asia Pacific.
Steven Goldfinch13 December, 2023
Dr Albrecht Beck discusses how shared risks from natural hazards helped build disaster diplomacy in one of the most complex areas in the world.
Dr Abrecht Beck20 November, 2023
Peter Baines shares his leadership experience deployed to the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami and starting Australian charity Hands Across the Water.
Peter Baines17 September, 2023
Heatwaves are the deadliest disaster. Climate expert Prof Ben Zaitchik discusses how we can adapt to a warming world.
Professor Ben Zaitchik10 August, 2023
Dr Darja Kragt explains the science behind leadership and how to improve the culture within emergency services organisations.
Dr Darja Kragt20 July, 2023
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