Doing Disasters Differently
The Podcast
Disasters are changing. We need to change too. That’s why we’ve launched Doing Disasters Differently as a podcast so that anyone (and everyone) can listen to real-life experiences and join the conversation towards building resilience to all types of disasters.
Hosted by Renae Hanvin, founder of corporate2community, the podcast invites disaster experts from businesses, communities, governments and non-profits to chat about what we need to think and do differently when it comes to before, during and after disasters.
Doing Disasters Differently: The Podcast is available from your favourite podcast provider.
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Episode #28: Building thriving communities
In this week’s episode of Doing Disasters Differently, I sat down with Tracy Collier, GM of Strategy and Programs for the Thriving Communities Partnership and today we are talking about building thriving communities. Connect with Tracy Collier Disaster Planning and...
Episode #27: Getting Australia to Buy from the Bush
In this week’s episode of Doing Disasters Differently the Podcast, I sit down with Jenn Donovan from Spend with us and we are discussing ‘Getting Australia to Buy from the Bush’. Connect with Jenn Donvann LinkedIn Website Facebook -Spend with us ...
Episode #26: The Role of Community Organisations in Disasters
Today Renae sits down with Bridget Tehan, the Senior Policy Advisor at the Victorian Council of Social Services, also called VCOSS. We are sitting down to discuss the role of community organisations in disasters. Connect with Bridget Tehan LinkedIn ...
Episode #25: 2019-20 Victorian Fire Season Inquiry, Phase 2 Report
Tony Pearce is Victoria’s first Inspector-General for Emergency Management (IGEM). He shares with us how this role was created and how it is impacting the Victorian community as we continue to see a rise in disasters in our country. He shares how he is partnering with...
Episode #24: How business networks build resilience
In this episode, I’m talking with Lawrence Atkinson from BusinessBM and we are discussing ‘Business networks build resilience’. C2C and BusinessBM have teamed up and today we will discuss the changes we are hoping to see in the Blue Mountains region in New South...
Episode #23: Strengthening rural, regional & remote communities
In this episode, I’m talking with Natalie Egleton. She is the CEO of the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR). Natalie and I have known each other for over 10 years and I am so excited to have her on the show as I have to say, the work the FRRR does, and...
Episode #22: 200 days of lockdown
In this episode, I’m talking with James Ritchie, the Director of Thamani, a Principal Consultant with our C2C collective. He is currently located in Germany and has just come out of a 200 day lockdown. As the strategic adviser to C2C and an International Resilience...
Episode #21: The future of disaster resilience in Australia
In this episode, I’m talking with Amanda Leck, the Executive Director of the Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience, also known as AIDR , where she leads a program of work on behalf of the Commonwealth Government through the Department of Home Affairs -...
Episode #20: A Year of Doing Disasters Differently
In this episode, I wanted to reflect on some of the conversations we’ve had. I set up corporate2community and this Doing Disasters Differently podcast because we need to start thinking differently and doing things differently before, during, and after all types of...
Episode #19: A business owner hit by disaster
In this episode, I’m talking with Susan Gray, the president of the Tilba District Chamber of Commerce in the southern region of New South Wales, and the owner of the main pub in Tilba. Today we’re talking about – A business owner hit by disaster. Susan and her husband...
Episode #18: Top-down disaster resilience doesn’t work
In this episode, I'm talking with Mark Duckworth, Senior Research Fellow at the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation at Deakin University working in the Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies (CRIS). Today we're talking about - Top-down...
Episode #17: A Winter Festival of Community Resilience
In this episode, I'm talking with Hayley Hardy, Marketing Manager from East Gippsland Marketing Inc. Today we're talking about A Winter Festival of Community Resilience. Hayley moved back to East Gippsland and reconnected with high school friend Adam Bloem where they...