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EP 38 Lahaina wildfire response - part 2 of our conversation with Michael Brogan
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Ever wondered how coordinated disaster response efforts come together in the face of devastating wildfires? Join us on this week's Leading in a Crisis as we sit down with Michael, who has firsthand experience on the ground during the Lahaina wildfires in Hawaii. Discover the intricate role the US Army Corps of Engineers played in uniting federal, state, and local agencies, and how crucial it was to integrate local knowledge and resources. Michael elaborates on the EPA's missions, including hazardous material removal and essential water operations, while also highlighting the importance of involving local contractors and cultural monitors. You'll gain a deep understanding of the cultural significance of daily pule gatherings, which provided much-needed spiritual support and unity for the response teams.
Michael brings forth invaluable lessons from crisis management, emphasizing humility, teamwork, and the courage to speak truth to power – essential insights for younger responders navigating overwhelming situations.
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1. EP 38 Lahaina wildfire response - part 2 of our conversation with Michael Brogan (00:00:00)
2. Unified Command Response in Lahaina Wildfires (00:00:07)
3. Radio and Lessons Learned in Crisis (00:13:21)
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