This week we talk to Dr. Rynele Mardis about how veterans can transition out of the military and into roles in the field of emergency management. In a piece in the Journal of Emergency Management, it stated that veterans make great emergency managers because of their commitment to teamwork, leadership, and understanding of command structure.

The one thing that we cannot control is how much time there’s in a day. So, do not waste one precious minute of it on something that is not fulfilling. If it’s not bringing peace or joy into your life, eliminate it.. Don’t worry about hurting people’s feelings. You matter. Take care of yourself first.

Identifying and getting involved with your groups and your life. “I ride but not motocross, I support and run a Pit Crew”. You served. Be proud.

Ever wondered why the show logo is a gas mask? The guys are talking about their favorite topic…HAZMAT! Advice for first responder safety, citizen awareness, and advice for preppers seeking to add gas masks and other PPE to their gear list.

This week we are talking to Desiree Matel-Anderson. Desi has created a team that implements intelligence products in the disaster zone.

In recognition of Sjogren’s Syndrome Awareness Month, We are doing a “Giveaway” and not just one set, but two!
Sjogren’s Strong is giving away, a, oh, wait, listen to the show and learn all about it!

Combat Vet Active Duty Gysgt USMC, Adapting to soon to be retired life, the importance of brotherhood, overall adjustments, attitudes, and promoting needed support systems in life for himself and others.

Chuck and Daniel are back in the gym! This week they are talking about fitness and why it is vitally important for first responders, EM professionals, and well…everyone! Also, 7 tips for fitness!

This week we are talking to Dr. David McEntire one of the thought leaders in the field of emergency management education. David not only is actively teaching emergency management, he was part of the team that laid the groundwork for what emergency management curriculum is today.

Organization can be a bit tough with a Chronic Illness and a symptom of “Brain Fog”, but taking the extra time to set yourself up for success can pay off. In this episode, Lupe discusses how she organizes for Work & School.