Podcasts

Listen to an informative conversation with Eric McNulty, associate director for the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative at the Harvard School of Public Health. In this podcast, Professor McNulty shares his expertise, research, and teachings about leadership during high-stakes, high-pressure situations. He emphasizes the importance of integrating public health and emergency

In this podcast episode of Domestic Preparedness: The Podcast, host Nicolette Casey Phillips speaks with John Gantt, a longtime emergency management volunteer and CERT leader dedicated to turning everyday neighbors into trusted partners for first responders. They discuss volunteerism and the critical roles volunteers play in disaster preparedness and response.

In this podcast episode of Domestic Preparedness: The Podcast, host Nicolette Casey Phillips speaks with David Brossett and Robert Edwards from Ericsson. They discuss how 5G technology is powering connected first responder vehicles and mobile command centers and transforming real-time situational awareness for first responders. This conversation was recorded on

In this podcast episode, Domestic Preparedness Publications and Outreach Specialist Teresa Farfan speaks with Haley Farrie and Sarah Gillani, analysts at the Johns Hopkins Center for Outbreak Response and Innovation (CORI). They discuss the critical need to strengthen outbreak response efforts in communities nationwide and how CORI supports state and

In this episode of Domestic Preparedness: The Podcast, Teresa Farfan and Nicolette Casey Phillips talk to Robert LaMacchia about the emerging technology that can make a difference in wildfire detection and response. They discuss how OroraTech uses satellites to provide real-time wildfire insights, integrating space data with existing emergency management

In this episode of Domestic Preparedness: The Podcast, host Nicolette Phillips speaks with Monica Avila, George Perez, and Marty Garcia from the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District. Recorded live on May 28, 2025, at the Texas Emergency Management Conference.