This week we are talking to Data scientist Dr. David Wild. In his piece in the “Conversation” on how data can solve the wildfire problem in California, I knew I had to have David on the show. We get into machine learning, artificial learning, and more.

The Senate voted 81-8 today to confirm Deputy Administrator Peter Gaynor to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

This week we are talking about the Public Safety Power Shutoffs with Neil Bregman from the City of Santa Rosa. Neil stopped by the studio in the OC to discuss, how the PSPS impacted Northern California if they worked to prevent any fires. At this time the October fire in Sonoma County is still pointing to PG&E.

2020, This New Year, allows for a reset on our goals, personal and for the show.
This year brings some big news for Sjogren’s Strong and a new show in a different direction.

This is a special announcement about the passing of Edward Gabriel the former Assistant Chief of NYC EMS/FDNY and Current Deputy Assistant Secretary DHHS his death came as a shock to the EM community.

This week we discuss the year that was 2019. This is a reflection on what the good the bad and the ugly were for 2019 and what 2020 may bring. Happy New Year to you all!

We ask for a lot and expect even more. What are you and I doing to make our lives a little better or worse?

This week we are talking to Rob Gourdie the CEO and Co-Founder of SituateMe an Emergency Management AI product. As we move into the world of 5G, AI, ML and the Intent of Things (IoT), we need to embrace crowdsourced information. EMA or the Emergency Management Assistant that SituateMe has developed may be just the tool we are looking for.