Illusion of Safety

Conversations dedicated to bringing passion, community, and fun to the safety industry.

Illusion of Safety is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 81 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Illusion of Safety, a business show with 81 episodes published.

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  Episode #80

  There's Maternity Hi-Visibility Workwear? with Svetlana Blancher

  Aug 17, 202629 minS3

  We're amazed at the work that people continue to do to help workers do their job safely, with workwear and personal protective equipment that works as hard as they do. That's why we have Svetlana Blancher, founder of Rugged Peach Workwear, to talk about a very special group of workers she's here to help: pregnant women. Svetlana shares how her own (unsuccessful) search for workwear while she was pregnant led to her creating a line of high-visibility clothing that is tailored for expectant moms. As Svetlana mentions, they may be a small percentage of the workforce, but that small percentage still comes out to a big number...and they need properly fitting PPE, too! Check it out at ruggedpeach.com! Also visit Build-Her.org, a group that Svetlana is partnering with to advocate for women in construction and other trades!

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  Episode #79

  Can Safety Pros keep Fire Safety Pros safe? with David Wenzel

  Aug 3, 202627 minS1

  Often we think of firefighters and rescue personnel as the ones who help keep the public safe, but who helps them do their work safely? That's where safety pros like David Wenzel come in! With over 25 years in safety, David brings a high degree of expertise and a deep level of care and concern for the brave men and women in the fire service. He is fully immersed in the firefighter culture, which is important when he's helping to improve the work for everyone before, during, and after those calls. Even though fire safety has it's own unique culture, David clues us in on some safety lessons and practices that can apply to any industry, especially when working with teams of people.

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  Episode #78

  Wait, We're Live? ASSP Safety 2026 - Part 2

  Jul 20, 202627 minS3

  Let's rock n' roll...it's part 2 of our LIVE, in-person recording at the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) Safety 2026 conference in Anaheim, CA! We welcome Valerie Stakes, Herb Osborne (first-time attendee!) and Christina Roll to talk about expo hall strategies, making connections, and the fun/weird experiences of ASSP conferences that we've come to know and love! Again, a huge "thank you" to our guests and the ASSP events team for helping us put together this unique experience to connect with one another in-person and on location!

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  Episode #77

  Wait, We're Live? ASSP Safety 2026 - Part 1

  Jul 6, 202616 minS3

  We had a unique chance to all record together in person at the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) Safety 2026 conference in Anaheim, CA and it was a blast! On part 1 of this 2-part series we have Pam Walaski and Carly Baez sharing some background info on their safety conference experiences in the past and what makes the event so special for them. From connecting with familiar friends that they may not have seen for years to helping new safety professionals get connected, Pam and Carly share what makes each professional development conference special for them! Be sure to tune in for Part 2!

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  Episode #76

  Can Safety be Effective in a Rural Environment? with Kayla Quinnell

  Jun 22, 202630 minS2

  You're responsible for making sure work gets done (safely) in a place where the work is tough, the people are tougher, and you're literally the only safety professional for hundreds of miles in any direction. Welcome to the world of Kayla Quinnell (aka "The Feral Safety Lady") who helps rural businesses in the energy, construction, and agriculture sectors balance getting the work done and making sure it's done in the safest way possible. You know, like regular safety pros, but with much fewer resources and with workers who are used to doing anything necessary to get the work done, regardless of safety. It's tough work, but Kayla shows how lessons learned in the field (literally, there are massive fields) can translate for any safety pro in any environment.

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