The pilot season of Hour:73 is complete. Thank you for sharing your time and feedback. By all accounts the show was a success. Unfortunately the pandemic that helped launch this podcast has also made it difficult for us to continue. As we navigate these challenging times, it is paramount that we focus on our families and our health. Please enjoy the archived episodes and stay safe!

On this episode, It’s storm season! Naturally, we talk about preparing for a storm. But we also take a look at life after landfall. Plus, we look at some of the stories that are impacting our world today. All of this and more on this edition of Hour:73.

On this episode, we catch up with the team and see about what’s happening in our world. Plus, we’ll talk about some of the mistakes people make when the water gets high. What can you do to improve your chances of defending against a flood? All of this and more on this edition of Hour:73.

On this episode we take a closer look at FEMA’s guidelines for preparedness during the first 72 hours of a disaster. What can we add in the age of Covid-19? How does it compare with the historic lessons of Civil Defense? All of this and more on this edition of Hour:73.

On this episode, we discuss our relationship to water. Specifically, clean water. We also talk about the bus made famous in the story of Christopher McCandless. The “Into the Wild” bus has been removed for its position in Alaska. Is it museum worthy? All of this and more on this edition of Hour:73.

How are you holding up in these challenging times? Join us for a fire side chat as our team talks about finding resilience.

We have discussed geography, what threats you live near, and how to prepare with regard to what you can buy. But how does threat relate to certain populations? Who is more at risk based on who they are? We’ll talk about community and what’s happening with America’s first citizens. All of this and more on this episode of Hour:73.

On this episode, we explore an individual’s first steps to becoming more self reliant. What factors should be considered when we assess our needs? Plus, the reopening of America. What are your concerns as schools and businesses prepare to reopen? All of this and more on this edition of Hour:73.

On this episode we look at the supply chain. After several weeks the general public is finding new ways to get most of what they need during this pandemic. But what does it look like for first responders? We’ll get a first hand account. We’ll also take a look back at the supply chain in Puerto Rico during Hurricane Maria. How are we stacking up compared to other disasters? All of this and more on this edition of Hour:73.