SC Disaster Corps Podcast

Hello everyone! Sawyer and Cameron here. We are back from hiatus and are starting the production of our next episodes and weekly shout outs. Thank you for the support during the hiatus and for waiting for us to return with new episodes.

In this episode Sawyer interviews EMT Jonathan Webster about the basics of first aid, where to find first aid training, and what steps an individual can take to become an EMT or Paramedic. Listeners can follow the SC Disaster Corps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at SC Disaster Corps. Additionally, you can email the SC Disaster Corps at [email protected]. Additionally, SC Disaster Corps Podcast is going on hiatus until January 19th.

In this episode Cameron speaks about AIM's Thanksgiving day community distribution, as well as some wonderful local and online community service organizations. Listeners can follow the SC Disaster Corps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at SC Disaster Corps. Additionally, you can email the SC Disaster Corps at [email protected]. Additionally, SC Disaster Corps Podcast is going on hiatus until January 19th.

In this episode, Cameron interviews volunteer firefighter Andrew Culp about the basics of fires and fire safety tips. Mr. Culp talks about the various classifications of fires, fire mitigation tips for individuals, households, and businesses, as well as how to become a volunteer fireman. Listeners can follow the SC Disaster Corps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at SC Disaster Corps. Additionally, you can email the SC Disaster Corps at [email protected].

This week Sawyer shouts out to veteran oriented organizations in honor of Veteran's Day. The local event for this week is AIM's and the United Way of Anderson County's Thanksgiving Day Community Distribution. This week's local organization is Upstate Warrior Solution, whose goal is to connect, lead, and inspire SC upstate warriors and their families. This week's online organization is American Corporate Partners' Mentoring Program that aims to provide veterans or their spouses with access to an experience career mentor. Listeners can follow the SC Disaster Corps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at SC Disaster Corps. Additionally, you can email the SC Disaster Corps at [email protected].

In this episode Sawyer speaks with Dr. Howard Murphy about the concept of resiliency from the individual level to a federal level. Dr. Murphy goes over the base concept of resilience, measures individuals and communities can take to become more resilient. Listeners can follow the SC Disaster Corps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at SC Disaster Corps. Additionally, you can email the SC Disaster Corps at [email protected].

In this episode Cameron talks about upcoming community events, Living History Day and AIM's Thanksgiving Distribution. This week's local organization is PAWS of Anderson County. And finally, the online organization this week is the American Red Cross. Listeners can follow the SC Disaster Corps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at SC Disaster Corps. Listeners can also email the SC Disaster Corps at [email protected] if they have any questions.

In this episode Cameron interviews Brandy Singleton,  the Director of Disaster Services and Community Impact for AmeriCorps in Anderson, SC. Brandy speaks about what AmeriCorps is, their operations, training, and service opportunities. Listeners can follow SC Disaster Corps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at SC Disaster Corps. Additionally, you can email us at [email protected].

In this Weekly Shoutout Sawyer talks about the Anderson Mall Candy Crawl and the AIM Thanksgiving Distribution. Additionally, there is a brief overview of The Lot Project and their services for this weeks local organization. For the online organization this week Sawyer provides a brief overview of CareerVillage.org. Listeners can follow the SC Disaster Corps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at SC Disaster Corps. Listeners can also email the SC Disaster Corps at [email protected] if they have any questions.

In this episode Sawyer speaks with Lt. Todd Caron of the Anderson County Sheriff's Office about active assailants, the training he provides members of the community with, and his personal experiences with active shooters as a law enforcement officer.