Cascadia Ready Radio helps anyone build the personal preparedness needed to support their family and neighbors during emergencies. With practical tips and stories from community responders and NET/CERT volunteers, this show offers calm, useful guidance on becoming better prepared to help others when it matters most.
Cascadia Ready Radio
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6 episodes
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Podcast Overview
Cascadia Ready Radio helps anyone build the personal preparedness needed to support their family and neighbors during emergencies. With practical tips and stories from community responders and NET/CERT volunteers, this show offers calm, useful guidance on becoming better prepared to help others when it matters most.
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1/27/2026
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March 27, 2026
#6 Your 72-Hour Go-Bag: What Actually Goes In I
<p>When an evacuation order comes, you don't have time to think — you need a bag that's already packed and ready to go. In this episode, we build your family's 72-hour go-bag from the ground up: one bag per person, everything that goes in it, and the one category most people skip that matters most when the emergency is over.</p><p>We cover documents and why they belong in every adult bag, the three-layer system for protecting your most important paperwork, what kids actually need in their own bag, and how to keep it all current with a quick twice-yearly review.</p><p>Free go-bag checklist — everything covered in this episode, organized and ready to print — at cascadiareadyradio.com.</p><p></p>
March 13, 2026
#5 When the Tap Runs Dry
<p>When the tap runs dry, will yourfamily be ready? In this episode, we walk through exactly how much water yourhousehold needs, the simplest ways to store it, and what to do if you’re everunder a boil water notice. You’ll learn why commercially bottled water might beyour best starting point, how to choose containers you can actually lift, andthe bleach purification ratio everyone should have written down. Plus, a freedownloadable water storage guide at cascadiareadyradio.com.</p><p></p>
February 15, 2026
#4 Family Communications Plan
<p>Picture this: It's a Tuesday afternoon. You're at work. Your kids are at school. Your partner is across town. And then something happens—an earthquake, a major storm, a power grid failure.You get one message out before the signal drops. Then nothing.Now what?If your answer is "I'm not sure"—you're not alone. Most families haven't thought this through. But here's the thing: a Family Communications Plan costs nothing to build, takes about an hour to put together, and could be one of the most important things your household does this year.In this episode, we cover:✓ Why your phone won't save you in a disaster✓ The five essential elements every plan needs✓ How to build redundancy into your communications✓ Action steps you can complete this weekPlus, we're sharing TWO free downloadable resources:📄 A printable quick-reference card (laminate and keep in go-bags)📄 A complete fillable Family Communications Plan PDF</p>
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