Dukes of Hazards

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Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Episode 8!


CDC says that extreme weather kills 2000 Americans / year

and the biggest culprit......COLD WEATHER.....whhhaaatttt?!?!?!






City of Los Angeles will list all structures at risk of damage or collapse in an Earthquake



The White House Held an Innovation Day




Check out the 5 Intriguing Things Newsletter by Alexis Madrigal 
(it will be the best thing to hit your inbox all day)


On the smallpox epidemic of 1894
(Also, go visit the Brooklyn Historical Society)


Can we improve on these top 7 Disaster Songs from the CDC?



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About the Podcast

Dukes of Hazards

The Dukes are Mitch Stripling and Andrew McMahan

They host an irreverent (but useful) podcast about disaster response, emergency management, mobilization culture, community resilience and life in emergency operations. Also, drones. research. Movie reviews. Jokes.

Email your ideas or questions to: hazardspodcast@gmail.com


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