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Road to Resilience

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by Ashley and Jon

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Jon Ray, Founder of Florida Resilience Group and Ashley Harrigan, Director of Fair Wins Resilience co-host a series to shine a light on new strategies, community innovators, and public–private partnerships that are shaping the resilience of the nation.

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9/21/2025

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Episode thumbnail for A Great Reinvention: What a Fed Learned by Going Back to School

May 12, 2026

A Great Reinvention: What a Fed Learned by Going Back to School

<p><span>In this episode, Benjamin DeAngelo shares the story of his transition from shaping national climate policy to shaping young minds at Howard University. We talk about identity, purpose, and the unexpected freedom that comes with redefining your lane after nearly three decades in public service. And with graduation season underway—a time of profound transition for students, parents, and professionals across the country—we explore how Ben’s journey mirrors the broader moment: a reminder that reinvention is always possible, and that the future of climate resilience will be built by the communities we teach, mentor, and empower.</span></p>

Episode thumbnail for After the Sirens: How Women Carry Community Recovery

March 25, 2026

After the Sirens: How Women Carry Community Recovery

<p>This Women’s History Month, Ashley and Jon sit down with Sybil Brown — New York–based therapist, mother, community‑builder, and founder of The Calming Suite (<a href="https://www.thecalmingsuite.com/" target="_blank">https://www.thecalmingsuite.com</a>) — for a powerful conversation about the emotional backbone of disaster recovery. Sybil has spent her career helping people rebuild safety after instability, trauma, and crisis, including supporting communities long after Hurricane Sandy. As Ashley notes, Sybil brings “an incredibly grounded understanding of what emotional recovery looks like long after the headlines fade.”</p><p>Together, they explore the unseen labor women carry in families and neighborhoods, what happens when the cameras and funding disappear, and how women’s quiet leadership becomes the hidden infrastructure of community resilience. They unpack survival mode, modern stressors, and the impact of disrupted support systems — especially for women and mothers — while highlighting the role of sisterhood, neighbors, and chosen family in helping people heal. Sybil also shares practical tools listeners can use to process stress and rebuild emotional safety in their own lives.</p>

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February 25, 2026

A Connected Community Isn’t Scared of Cyber

<p>Cybersecurity often feels confusing and intimidating—full of jargon, invisible risks, and threats most people don’t know how to plan for. In this episode, we simplify it. CJ Dixon joins us to break down the cyber side of community resilience in a way that’s clear, human, and rooted in everyday life.</p><p>CJ explains why the most important layer of cybersecurity isn’t technical—it’s people. We explore how to talk about cyber risks without fear, how to communicate during a crisis, and why trust depends on <strong>speed, accuracy, empathy, and humility</strong>.</p><p>This conversation is about awareness: understanding the digital tools and services your community already relies on and recognizing how they support daily life. When people know what they’re connected to, cybersecurity becomes far less intimidating and far more actionable.</p><p>This episode gives listeners a practical way to think about cyber that feels manageable, grounded, and aligned with how communities actually function. It’s a human look at trust, technology, and how we stay resilient as digital systems become inseparable from how we live.</p>

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What is Road to Resilience?

Jon Ray, Founder of Florida Resilience Group and Ashley Harrigan, Director of Fair Wins Resilience co-host a series to shine a light on new strategies, community innovators, and public–private partnerships that are shaping the resilience of the nation.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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