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Mats and Craig, the neighbourhood’s most friendly and approachable crisis managers, delve deeper into Crisis Management – mostly. Taking real-life stories and examples – they try to make sense of the world of crisis management through a broad lens, storifying and exploring across a broader context and wider industries. To storify and condense what it all means into bitesize learning and entertainment.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMats and Craig, the neighbourhood’s most friendly and approachable crisis managers, delve deeper into Crisis Management, mostly. Taking real-life stories and examples, they try to make sense of the world of crisis management through a broad lens, storifying and exploring across a broader context and wider industries. To storify and condense what it all means into bitesize learning and entertainment.
Recent episodes include "The art of scenario-based training, Mostly" (15 August 2025, 50 minutes), "From Cockpit to Crisis Room: What Aviation Can Teach Us About Leadership and Team Dynamics, Mostly" (23 May 2025, 65 minutes), and "Resilience in Action: Training, Structure and Adaptability in Crisis Response, Mostly" (12 May 2025, 67 minutes).
Mostly Crisis Management Podcast publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Mostly Crisis Management Podcast is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mostly Crisis Management Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mostly Crisis Management Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Mostly Crisis Management Podcast are Business & Management Consulting. Mostly Crisis Management Podcast has a business audience.
Mostly Crisis Management Podcast is a business podcast with 19 episodes published.
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Episode #19
<p>In this conversation, Craig and Simon discuss the intricacies of crisis management training, with a focus on scenario-based learning. They explore the challenges of designing effective training scenarios, the...
Episode #18
<p>What can crisis management teams learn from aviation safety? In this episode, we meet Erik Hoogendoorn, a human behaviour expert focusing on cockpit crews, operations rooms, and the psychological dynamics that drive...
<p>What does it really mean to be resilient in today’s fast-moving, high-risk environments? In this episode, we meet Alan Crozier – Resilience Manager for one of the UK's Regional Ambulance Services – who shares his...
<p>What does hybrid warfare mean for civil preparedness – and how can organisations prepare for it? In this episode, Craig and Mats meet Tomas Couch, who is a European Defence Sector Specialist. We explore NATO...
<p>What happens when military precision meets humanitarian purpose? In this episode, Matt and Mats meet Sarah Mellis, a former Operations Manager in the British Army who is now Operations Coordinator at REACT. We...
<p >In this episode, Craig and Mats meet Matt Ireland – a former Royal Artillery Officer – to discuss transitioning from military service to crisis management consulting. They explore the challenges faced during this...
<p>In this episode, Mats and Craig are joined by Paul Mitchell to explore the interconnectedness of national critical infrastructure. Based on Paul's experience as a consultant in resilience and continuity, they dive...
Episode #12
<p>Craig and Mats discuss a traffic incident on the E22 road in Sweden. The snow was extremely bad, and it was difficult to get ahead. Communication and cooperation between different actors were deficient. </p> <p>This...
Episode #11
<p>Mats and Craig introduce a new standard for crisis management: The Murphy Standard, which helps when it comes to visualizing an organization's capacity and getting a hold on the steps needed for improvement. The...
Episode #10
<p>How to think when setting up a training program. Listen to Mats and Craig discussing everything from the big picture to small details. Combining exercises, theoretical education, and other pieces to reach competence...
Episode #9
<p>Mats and Craig will break down Murphy's seven guiding principles into short, sharp, introductory blitzes. Here's a talk with Johanna Williams about the second blitz and principle: Understanding. </p>
Episode #8
<p>Homicide and tactical firearms, Andre Regan, discusses his take on Crisis Management following 30 years of police service in London. Discussing how to extract ourselves from the tactical and understand the strategic...
Episode #7
<p>Craig and Mats speak mostly about river rescue with Simon Hansen, CEO of adventure rafting company Troll Aktiv. Transferring Simon's experiences into crisis management and decision-making. Starting with the idea of...
Episode #6
<p >Mats and Craig will break down Murphy's seven guiding principles into short, sharp, introductory blitzes. Here's the first blitz and principle: Simplicity. </p>
<p>Craig and Mats debate whether crisis teams should operate in the virtual space or if it is better to do it in person.</p>
<p>Meet Jesper "Bella" Berlin, a former elite soldier in the Swedish special forces, and Craig Sumner, a former officer from Royal Signals, UK – in a conversation about what the military and civil society can learn from...
<p>Checklists and ultra-marathons – is it possible to preload decisions before a crisis? Mats and Craig discuss decision-making in Crisis.</p>
Episode #2
<p>Mats and Craig Mostly debate - What is a Crisis? Breaking it down into smaller areas, is it sudden, creeping or known? And how does a Swedish Prime minister demonstrate the importance of taking time to stop, think...
<p >Mostly, crisis management is saved for the crisis and security managers. But on Mostly Crisis Management, Mats and Craig open the doors to wider context and relatable topics. To condense crisis management into...
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Adjunct Associate Professor, Chair of the Communications Committee, Walla Walla United Methodist Church
Regional Ambulance Services (UK)
European Defence Sector
REACT
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