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DisasterClass Podcast | Your Masterclass in Disaster Preparedness.

DisasterClass Podcast | Your Masterclass in Disaster Preparedness.

著者: Jason Perez & Wesley Long | Instinct Ready Inc.
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Welcome to the DisasterClass Podcast, your trusted source for expert guidance on disaster preparedness, emergency management, and building resilience in a chaotic world. Hosted by real emergency responders, EMTs, and risk professionals, this show is dedicated to helping you educate, prepare, and equip yourself for life’s disruptions—whether personal, professional, or community-wide. Each episode features powerful insights, real-world case studies, interviews with industry leaders, and practical tips on topics like:
  • Emergency planning for families, businesses, and schools
  • Crisis leadership and decision-making under pressure
  • Bleeding control and life-saving medical interventions
  • Business continuity and disaster recovery strategies
  • Risk mindset development for everyday resilience
  • Emerging threats and real-time lessons from recent disasters
Whether you're an emergency manager, first responder, school administrator, business owner, or proactive individual, DisasterClass delivers actionable content that empowers you to face any crisis with clarity and confidence.

🔔 Subscribe now and join the class—because preparedness isn’t paranoia, it’s power.

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  • 96_The Saved Effect: Every Moment That Came After
    2026/08/03
    In this episode of DisasterClass, Jason Martin—Pappy—speaks with Brad Newbury and Kiera Newbury about The Saved Effect: True Stories of Lives Reclaimed by People Who Were Willing to Act.Brad and Kiera share the stories behind people who survived because someone stepped forward—first responders, bystanders, family members, and ordinary people who chose to act in the moment. But the episode is really about what came after: 25 more years, 27 more years, daughters walked down the aisle, grandchildren raised, goodbyes made possible, and futures that continued because someone did not stand back. This conversation explores:
• Why bystander action matters before EMS arrives
• What CPR can feel like in a real emergency
• Why training helps people act through fear
• The emotional weight emergency responders carry
• Why saved lives create ripple effects across families and communities
• Practical steps you can take before seconds matterFEATURED GUESTS & LINKSBrad Newbury, MPA, NRP is the President and CEO of the National Medical Education & Training Center (NMETC), a fire captain, paramedic, educator, and author of The Saved Effect: True Stories of Lives Reclaimed by People Who Were Willing to Act and The First Responder Advantage. With more than 40 years of experience in firefighting and prehospital medicine, Brad has dedicated his career to helping others become ready — and willing — to act when it matters most.Kiera Newbury, BA, NREMT is an emergency medical professional, Nationally Registered EMT, and emerging author of The Saved Effect. With a background in psychology, emergency medical training, and storytelling, Kiera brings a deeply human perspective to CPR readiness, emergency preparedness, healthcare education, and the lives changed when ordinary people choose to act.📘 Pre-order The Saved Effect: https://thesavedeffect.com Pre-order by August 18, 2026 to receive the available pre-order bonuses listed on the book website.Connect with Brad Newbury:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brad.newbury/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradnewbury/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brad-newburyConnect with Kiera Newbury:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kiera-newbury/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kieranewbury/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kiera.newbury.1Follow The Saved Effect:TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesavedeffectWebsite: https://thesavedeffect.comChapters:
0:00 Cold open: 25 more years after resuscitation
0:31 Pappy introduces the episode
1:04 Every emergency begins before responders arrive
1:33 Brad and Kiera Newbury and The Saved Effect
2:12 Brad’s path from engineering to EMS
3:05 Kiera wanted to become an EMT at eight
4:15 Frank’s story: 25 more years
5:50 John’s story and the power of bystander CPR
7:20 What a saved life contains
7:56 Kiera’s first time performing CPR
9:30 Training helps people act through fear
10:01 Why Brad and Kiera wrote the book
11:37 Where the title The Saved Effect came from
12:40 Brad’s father and the gift of more time
14:15 What responders rarely get to see afterward
15:20 Weddings, grandchildren, and moments that mattered
16:00 Why emergency workers need to reconnect with their “why”
17:25 Recording the audiobook and revisiting old calls
18:27 Before help arrives: ordinary people act first
19:15 Practical steps: CPR, AEDs, and family readiness
20:05 What Brad and Kiera hope people carry forward
20:36 Closing reflection: the effect keeps moving
21:14 Book and preparedness CTA
22:17 CreditsEPISODE SPONSORS & RESOURCESInstinct ReadyDisasterClass is brought to you by Instinct Ready, an emergency management and preparedness company helping organizations and communities prepare for emergencies and disasters before they happen. Instinct Ready supports emergency planning, hazard vulnerability assessments, training and exercises, First Aid/CPR/STOP THE BLEED training, disaster and bleeding control kits, 3D mapping and floor plans, CERT program consulting, and practical preparedness solutions for schools, healthcare, senior care, government, public safety, businesses, and community organizations. Learn more: https://www.instinctready.comSTOP THE BLEED® CoalitionSTOP THE BLEED® empowers ordinary people to recognize life-threatening bleeding and take action until professional help arrives. Through official bleeding-control training, participants learn basic actions that can help control severe bleeding in an emergency. Learn more, find a course, or explore STOP THE BLEED® resources: https://www.stopthebleedcoalition.orgDisclaimer: This episode is for public education and preparedness awareness. It is not a substitute for medical training, professional emergency instruction, or local emergency response guidance. In an emergency, call 911 and follow dispatcher instructions.#DisasterClass #CPR #AED #Preparedness #EMS #FirstResponders #BystanderCPR #...
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    23 分
  • 95_Seeing Disaster Before Help Arrives with David Tobias of Nearmap
    2026/07/20
    When disaster strikes, emergency leaders need to answer three urgent questions: What happened? Where did it happen? And how severe is it?In this episode of DisasterClass, Jason Perez and Jason “Pappy” Martin speak with David Tobias, Chief Product Officer at Nearmap, about how high-resolution aerial imagery, property intelligence, and artificial intelligence can support emergency preparedness, disaster response, and recovery.David explains why the first 72 hours matter, how outdated information can create outdated assumptions, and why technology only becomes operational when organizations have the people, access, authority, workflows, and training needed to act under pressure.The conversation explores how aerial intelligence can help emergency leaders determine what changed, identify where damage is concentrated, evaluate access routes, prioritize limited resources, and establish a clearer operating picture following an incident.The episode also examines organizational data silos, explainable artificial intelligence, human judgment, realistic exercises, and why emergency capabilities must be established before the disaster begins.IN THIS EPISODE• The three questions that drive disaster resource allocation• Why current aerial imagery matters before and after an incident• How development and infrastructure changes alter community risk• Flood maps, changing conditions, and false certainty• Post-disaster damage assessment following the Palisades fire• Organizational silos and the shared operating picture• Explainable AI and the “glass box”• Why AI should support—not replace—human judgment• Why realistic exercises create operational muscle memory• Why preparedness must happen before the pressureCHAPTERS00:00 The first resource-allocation question01:05 What changed?01:32 Meet David Tobias of Nearmap02:11 Disaster response begins with incomplete information05:30 Why the first 72 hours matter07:48 Seeing how a community has changed09:57 Flood maps and false certainty12:05 The Palisades fire: From imagery to human impact15:45 The organizational silo problem18:02 Readiness is a system19:05 Explainable AI and the “glass box”21:23 AI should support human judgment24:03 Why you cannot wait for the disaster26:11 The preparedness takeaway27:26 What Nearmap does29:09 Final lessons and organizational readinessABOUT OUR GUESTDavid Tobias is the Chief Product Officer at Nearmap.Nearmap provides aerial imagery, location intelligence, and property-level information that can help organizations understand changes in the built environment and support planning, response, recovery, and risk-related decisions.Learn more about Nearmap:https://www.nearmap.comExplore Nearmap Disaster Insights:https://www.nearmap.com/products/disaster-insightsHOW READY IS YOUR ORGANIZATION?Emergency readiness is not simply having a plan, technology platform, or policy on paper.Readiness depends on whether people understand their roles, information can move across departments, leaders have the authority to act, and systems have been tested before an emergency occurs.The Instinct Ready Organizational Readiness Snapshot helps organizations identify gaps, priorities, and practical next steps across emergency planning, training, communication, coordination, decision-making, and emergency-management capability.Learn more:https://www.instinctready.com/organizational-readiness-snapshotSPONSORS AND PARTNERSSTOP THE BLEED® COALITIONSevere bleeding can become life-threatening quickly, but ordinary people can learn practical actions that may help before professional responders arrive.The STOP THE BLEED® Coalition supports bleeding-control education, training, resources, and community preparedness.Find training and resources:https://www.stopthebleedcoalition.orgINSTINCT READYDisasterClass is brought to you by Instinct Ready Emergency Management. Instinct Ready helps people, organizations, and communities prepare for emergencies through professional emergency-management consulting, practical training, organizational-readiness services, and preparedness products. Use code DISASTERCLASS for 10% off eligible preparedness-product purchases.https://www.instinctready.com(845) 244-6360ABOUT DISASTERCLASSDisasterClass makes preparedness practical through expert interviews, real-world lessons, and emergency-management insight.The show explores what works, what fails, and what people and organizations can do now to become more capable, prepared, and resilient.Thanks for listening!Please remember to follow the show, leave us a review, and share this episode with someone else who should hear it. To learn more about our services, visit InstinctReady.com.DisasterClass is brought to you by Instinct Ready Emergency Management and is directed, edited, and produced by Jason Perez.Copyright 2026 Instinct Ready Incorporated. All rights reserved.
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    32 分
  • 94_Prepared, Not Paranoid with Jim Cobb
    2026/06/01
    Preparedness should make you more capable — not more paranoid.
    In this episode of the DisasterClass Podcast, Jason Perez and Pappy sit down with Jim Cobb, a nationally recognized authority on disaster readiness and the Editor in Chief of Backwoods Survival Guide magazine.

    Jim has spent roughly 40 years involved in preparedness, survival, self-reliance, and disaster readiness. He has written numerous books and hundreds of articles, and he brings a grounded, practical perspective to a topic that is often overwhelmed by fear, gear, and online misinformation.

    This conversation focuses on real-world preparedness: what has changed over the last four decades, what has stayed the same, and what families can actually do to become more capable before disruption happens.

    Jason, Pappy, and Jim discuss financial preparedness, water storage, evacuation planning, beginner mistakes, social media myths, fantasy bug-out plans, community support, OPSEC, soft skills, communication, physical capability, and why small practical actions matter more than endless planning.

    This is not a fear-based prepping episode. It is a practical conversation about readiness, resilience, and common-sense self-reliance.

    Guest:
    Jim Cobb
    Editor in Chief, Backwoods Survival Guide magazine
    Author of Prepper’s Long-Term Survival Guide, Prepper’s Home Defense, Countdown to Preparedness, The Urban Prepper’s Guide, and Common Sense Everyday Carry.

    Guest Links:
    The Survival Weekly Dispatch: https://jimcobb.substack.com/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jim.cobb.739/
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimcobb_ig/
    X: https://x.com/jimcobbprepper

    🔗 Sponsors & Partners
    🩸 STOP THE BLEED® Coalition
    Uncontrolled bleeding is a leading cause of preventable death after injury. But in just one hour, you can learn three simple steps to save a life. The STOP THE BLEED® Coalition is a nonprofit organization formed to support and scale the national STOP THE BLEED® campaign, helping bring bleeding control training and tools to communities across the country. Find a class near you and learn how you can get involved.
    🌐 Visit: StopTheBleedCoalition.org

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    47 分
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