A university can act as a model or microcosm of a city. What lessons can be learned from how a university manages crises on and off campus? This episode features conversations with &nbsp;Dr. Mary Ferris, former Executive Director of Student Health, and Jim Caesar, Campus Emergency Manager, both of University of California Santa Barbara. They discuss the hazards faced by the university over their tenures including earthquake risk, wildfires, and an infectious disease outbreak of Meningitis B.&nbsp;
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Technical Level: 3/5&nbsp;
Fear Factor: 2/5

Ep. 18: Asteroids and Impact Preparedness (David G. Lewis + Victoria Pidgeon Andrews)

In times of disasters it's important to focus on facts, not fear. Join host Sabina Roan for conversations with first responders, scientists, disaster survivors, and many others to piece together the puzzles of disasters, emergency management, and resiliency. A multilingual podcast based in Portland, OR, and centered on earthquake risk in the Cascadia region. Visit seismicairwaves.com.