Jennifer Gray Thompson
How to Disaster
Welcome to "How to Disaster," the ultimate podcast for navigating the challenges of climate-based disasters, the defining crisis of our generation. With the increasing frequency and severity of these calamities, it's not a matter of if, but when you'll be affected. Whether you're a disaster survivor or seeking proactive strategies, this podcast is your beacon of hope. In each episode, we delve into the profound stories and lessons from those who have triumphed over adversity. Hosted by the CEO of After the Fire USA & #Forbes 50 over 50 Impact leader (2022) Jennifer Gray Thompson, this podcast...
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26 oct. 2026
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008: Understanding Air Quality Impacts of Wildfires with Chisato Fukuda Calvert Ph.D 14.03.2022 45:53
"An ethnographic look into how complex the air pollution problem is, is important because it's not a symptom, it's a structural problem." - Chisato Fukuda Calvert, Ph. D. E pisode Description: Air quality is drastically affected by wildfires, which can lead to health risks that extend beyond the immediate danger of the fire itself. The region where the fire occurs is usually at...
007: Take 5- Advice from Policy Makers 07.03.2022 17:39
Links are provided where to find all three guests' organizational or personal affiliations below: Connect with James Gore: Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Connect with Reva Feldman: Email Connect with Belia Ramos: Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn "Our community wants to know what's going on. They want to know how to empower themselves. They want to know what they need to...
006: How to Memorialize Our Fire Story, A Conversation with Author Brian Fies 28.02.2022 54:48
"Art doesn't seem very important in an event like this. And yet sometimes, it's the thing that lasts the longest and means the most." - Brian Fies E pisode Description: Wildfires are devastating. They destroy homes, businesses, and sometimes even entire communities. And when they're over, what's left is often a wasteland of charred earth and blackened trees. In a few m...
005: Take 5- Community Engagement 21.02.2022 15:12
Links are provided where to find all three guests' organizational or personal affiliations below: Connect with Rebuild Paradise Foundation: Website https://www.rebuildparadise.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/paradiserebuilds Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rebuildparadiseca/ Connect with Jenna Murray-Johnson: Website https://www.ridgerealtor.com/ Facebook https://www.facebo...
004: How to Address Compound Disasters with Renae Hanvin Part 2 14.02.2022 54:33
"Preparedness and resilience is a shared responsibility." -Renae Hanvin E pisode Description: For years, we've seen how the intensity and scope of disasters have evolved, but our preparedness is yet to be tested again with this new thing called "compound disasters''. It is already happening and will keep happening in the years to come. What can we do to address this? Jen...
003: Take 5- Fire Survivor Stories 07.02.2022 11:01
Links are provided where to find all three guests' organizational or personal affiliations below: Connect with Larkfield Resilience Fund: Website Facebook Connect With Coffey Strong: Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Connect With Peter Alan: Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn "We cannot and should not let our community down and go through another wildfire and lose another life. T...
002: How to Get Federally Declared Disaster Assistance Through FEMA with Cherry Jochum 24.01.2022 42:53
"Your despair is real…. If you don't get the answers you want, appeal. Ask the right people and keep asking till you get to the right person." -Cherry Jochum E pisode Description: Signed by President Jimmy Carter, Executive Order 12127 established the Federal Emergency Management Agency, widely known as FEMA, as the primary agency in charge of emergency management and civil defense...
001: What to Expect from Season 3 of the How to Disaster Podcast 17.01.2022 6:41
"The only way through this is together." -Jennifer Thompson E pisode Description: We've come so far! And we did it together! Thank you ever so much for being with us until this moment. In Season 1 &2, we've met incredible people who faced life-threatening and terrifying wildfires and yet proved themselves resilient and selfless emergent leaders. We've also learned pr...
023: What We Learned from Season(s) [One &] Two of the How to Disaster Podcast 18.10.2021 6:14
"You are not alone if you're going through a disaster. What we share is humanity." -Jennifer Gray Thompson E pisode Description: Two seasons have passed since you walked this journey with us on How to Disaster . As we close the season and welcome another, we want to express our eternal gratitude to you for the support and love you've shown for the show. In this episode, Jenn...
022: How to Heal from Trauma and Rebuild Your Property After a Fire- Practical Lessons from a Woolsey Fire Survivor with Gary Jones Part 2 04.10.2021 31:43
"When the call for evacuation comes, take it seriously. When the fire is coming at you, you don't have any time." -Gary Jones E pisode Description: "All the big decisions in life are before you", says Gary Jones, a Woolsey Fire survivor. We have heard Gary's story in part 1 of this interview. This week, Jennifer and Gary discuss practical lessons on survival, healing, a...
021: How to Help Firefighters (Volunteer Firefighters Specifically) with Jacqui Jorgenson 27.09.2021 1:02:45
"Let the timing flow, be open to finding your space. There is a room for everyone and a need for everyone to participate. We're at a critical point in human evolution where we don't have the luxury of waiting for everyone else to solve the problems. We have to do this together." - Jacqui Jorgenson E pisode Description: Majority of firefighters are volunteers. However, after risk...
20: How to Heal from Trauma and Rebuild Your Property After a Fire- Practical Lessons from a Woolsey Fire Survivor with Gary Jones Part 1 20.09.2021 29:14
"Fire never has enough. It has an insatiable appetite." -Gary Jones E pisode Description: "911 showed up six days later", says Gary Jones, a Woolsey Fire survivor. During a fire, you are on your own for days. So one of the biggest decisions we can make during a fire is to heed warnings immediately. On November 8, 2018, a bush fire was reported in Ventura County, California. Th...
019: How to Address Wildfire Risks and Insurance with Indigenous Practices and Community-Wide Preventative Responses with Wendy E. Nystrom 13.09.2021 56:35
"We have much worse wildfires due to everything that climate change has caused. We need to have a forward-thinking conversation, not a reactionary one." - Wendy Nystrom E pisode Description: We are living in a major historical event- climate change. And the best mechanism we have to combat this is community. By working together, we can overcome unprecedented events. Learn how your commu...
018: How Equity Can be Enhanced in Sustainability and Disaster Preparedness with Amy Simpkins 06.09.2021 56:01
"A fundamental principle of innovation is that if you want more diversity of ideas and possibilities, you need to have more diverse brains in the room. That's not a diminishment of anyone. In fact, that's an elevation of everyone." -Amy Simpkins E pisode Description: Electricity is probably one of the most significant achievements of all time. The biggest industries down to ind...
017: How to Bridge the Gap Between Federal and Local Policy with George Laws Garcia 30.08.2021 54:54
"After every disaster, communities need to be rebuilt, but it shouldn't just be the powers from above that decide how that happens. There should be a participatory process for people to engage and reassess." - George Laws Garcia E pisode Description: What happens when politics enters into the disaster space? It depends on the community you ask, and for Puerto Rico, it's an unf...
016: How to Provide Legal Aid to Disaster Survivors with Kendall Jarvis, Esq. 23.08.2021 1:15:13
"Advocate for yourself as best as you can in terms of knowing what your rights are. There's this element where you lack confidence as a survivor, you think that that person knows more than you do and that's not true." -Kendall Jarvis Esq. E pisode Description: After a disaster, people go through two of the most complicated recovery issues at the same time: trauma and legal. It...
015: How to Rebuild as a Public Sector Official with Tennis Wick 16.08.2021 49:26
"You're in that place where disaster hasn't hit you, but you know it's coming. Start training now." -Tennis Wick E pisode Description: The community often looks to public sector officials for everything, and any delay or failure often turns to blame. Most people forget that these officials are victims themselves. The only difference is that the public sector stands at the fr...
014: How to Implement Ecosystem & Forest Restoration Using Indigenous Practices with Marko Bey and Belinda Brown 09.08.2021 1:10:06
"We don't have the time to be in constant debate. We have to find solutions… and we're going to set the stage for a future that's going to be brighter." -Marko Bey "We need to have a plan in place, and we need to practice these incidents before they ever occur. Preparation is crucial in this. Prevention response, recovery, mitigation- all are in a whole community resp...
013: How to be an Emergent Leader with Jocksana Corona 02.08.2021 1:09:46
"Being a volunteer is a privilege… I wasn't documented so I volunteered a lot. And that volunteer work led many doors to be opened up for me." - Jocksana Corona E pisode Description: On September 8th of 2020, Oregon continues in high alert as another brush fire sparks along Almeda Drive, the 18th fire of the 2020 Wildfire Season. With unusually strong winds and extremely dry condit...
012: How to Inform the Public as an Information Gatekeeper During a Disaster with Sydnie Kohara 26.07.2021 59:37
"Sometimes, it's not going to be pretty. And sometimes, it's not going to be easy, but we're going to make it, and we're going to move on and move forward, oftentimes, to a better place." - Sydnie Kohara In times of disaster, providing accurate information is crucial to public safety and recovery. In this episode, Jennifer interviews Sydnie Kohara, Founder of Kohara Stu...
011: How to Manage Wildlands Collaboratively in the Era of Megafire with Lisa Micheli, Ph.D 05.07.2021 55:42
SERIES: Role of the Non-Profit "We had to understand that things were changing whether we like it or not. We want to keep things the way they were but to be resilient in the future, we need to adapt to the fact that fire is a necessary part of the ecosystem." - Lisa Micheli Ph. D E pisode Description: The 3 most expensive words are: equity, sustainability and resiliency. We are now in...
010: How to Serve a Tribal Nation with Reno Franklin 28.06.2021 46:28
SERIES: Role of the Tribal Leader "The policies that you make should reflect your love for the community... If you can't do that, then you need to take a step back and go talk to your elders again." -Reno Franklin E pisode Description: Did you know? - The first inhabitants of coastal Sonoma County were the Kashia/Kashaya Band of Pomo Indians! In this episode, Jennifer sits with...
009: How to Serve Communities Pre and Post Disaster with Christa López, Ph.D., CEM 21.06.2021 59:50
SERIES: Role of the Public Sector Leader "Sometimes we think physically doing something for someone is what's best for them. But sometimes they just want someone to hear their story… Sit back and listen. People want to be heard." -Christa López E pisode Description: There are so many layers to unpack in a disaster. Everything happens so quickly, people are anxious, supplies are r...
008: How to Navigate Insurance Before, During, and After a Disaster with Amy Bach Part 2 14.06.2021 46:32
SERIES: Role of the Non-Profit "A lot of Adjusters come in from out of state. They're supposed to be trained, but they often don't. So it often falls to the property owner to stand up for themselves." -Amy Bach E pisode Description: One of the urgent issues in recovery is insufficient insurance. It is often dismissed by many because of varied reasons. Whereas, for the ones tha...
007: How to Navigate Insurance Before, During, and After a Disaster with Amy Bach Part 1 07.06.2021 28:12
SERIES: Role of the Non-Profit "You don't want to say to people, 'trust no one'. You want to say, 'trust but verify'. " -Amy Bach E pisode Description: Getting insured is one of the best things you can do before a disaster strikes. It gives you the power to protect your family and property after the immediate dangers have passed. However, some people may try to...
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