There have been a lot of tornadoes happening in the Spring. USA Today's Elizabeth Wiese goes over why there have been so many tornadoes.

You're not imagining it: There have been a lot of tornadoes this spring. Here's why

Elizabeth Riley, Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency, outlines the socio-economic impact natural disasters can have on a country’s cultural landscape.

INSIDER'S REPORT - THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN CULTURE AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN THE CARIBBEAN

Big or small, Joyce Msuya has always found ways to give back. Now Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Deputy Emergency Relief Coordinator in the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, she oversees the global response to the world’s worst crises. 

“For me, personally, it's a privilege to serve humanity. I wake up every morning and think about how I can shift the needle in someone's life.” 

From Gaza to Ukraine, Haiti to Sudan, the UN estimates 300 million people around the world are in need of life-saving assistance and protection. In this episode, Joyce Msuya reflects on keeping hope alive despite waking to fresh crises every day, on the shocking impacts of climate-related extreme weather, and on the long-term benefits of a strict boarding school. 

“A peaceful world would be a gift for all humanity. There's just too much suffering everywhere. If we can live a better and more peaceful world for our children than what we are currently living with, then humanity will be well served.”

S9E5: A Privilege to Serve Humanity - Joyce Msuya - OCHA - Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we analyze Hurricane Milton's impact on CRE, the latest CPI reading (and drop-off in attention it is receiving), and the increase in jobless claims. We share data for special servicing rates and loan losses and dig into recent credit stories including office market trends, retail special servicing issues, and multifamily property transactions. We also explore industrial sector performance and lodging market shifts. Tune in now.

Episode Notes:

- Macro news: Hurricane Milton, new CPI reading, Fat Bear Week (0:23)
- Insurance premium risk (8:00) 
- CMBS Special Servicing Report (11:45)
- CMBS Loan Losses (17:49)
-Office news (20:58)
- Retail: Special Servicing and Loan Performance Issues (33:03)
- Multifamily: Special Servicing and Property Transactions (34:25)
- Industrial: Warehouse Demand and Logistics Trends (38:49)
- Lodging: Hotel Performance and Travel Industry Update (43:23)
- Programming Notes (46:21)
- Shoutouts (51:02)

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283. Storms & Stats: Hurricane Milton, Inflation, Jobs, Special Servicing Spike, CRE Sector Stories

The Impact of Natural Disasters and Personal Loss on the Body | Episode 166

Chapter Markers
0:00 Impact of Natural Disasters on Trauma
22:12 Rebuilding, Recovery, and Mental Health
28:32 Importance of Sharing Real Stories

What if the next natural disaster could change your life forever? Join us on Voices for Voices® as we confront the harsh realities of trauma and recovery, drawing from personal stories and high-profile events to examine how deeply these experiences affect us all. From the profound impact of my father's passing to the emotional aftermath faced by Stephen Twitch Boss's family, we explore the universal nature of grief. The recent wildfires in Southern California serve as a stark reminder of the irreplaceable value of human life, urging us to prioritize safety and community support in the face of such devastating events.

Our conversation shifts to the daunting journey of rebuilding lives after disaster strikes, diving into the murky waters of insurance claims and government assistance. This episode casts a critical eye on the stigma surrounding mental health and the urgent need for open discussion, especially when tragedy strikes unexpectedly. Through sharing true stories, including those of victims silenced too soon, we aim to shine a light on difficult issues like sex offenses and drug-related tragedies. By confronting these topics head-on, we hope to foster better understanding and push for prevention, while emphasizing the power of storytelling in healing and advocacy.

This episode examines the common theme of trauma in the context of recent wildfires in Southern California, drawing parallels to personal experiences of loss and the psychological implications on individuals. It invites listeners to reflect on their values during crisis situations and the importance of mental health discussions surrounding trauma.
• Trauma’s far-reaching effects discussed
• Reflections on personal stories of loss and connection
• Importance of preparedness in emergencies highlighted
• Mental health’s role in recovery emphasized
• Need for open conversations about difficult subjects addressed
• Encouragement to learn from collective experiences offered

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The Impact of Natural Disasters and Personal Loss on the Body | Episode 166

Welcome to the Financial Institution Insights podcast.  
 
In the wake of the devastating California wildfires and other natural disasters, financial institutions need to understand how these events impact portfolio loss expectations and how to reflect those in CECL calculations and reserves. In this special episode of In the Know, BerryDunn’s financial institution experts David Stone and Susan Weber review qualitative adjustments, individually analyzed loans, and forbearance agreements. Creating a natural disaster playbook now will ensure you are prepared for the next natural disaster to impact your portfolio.

In the Know: How Natural Disasters Impact CECL Calculations, Portfolio Loss Expectations, and More


This special episode was recorded in response to growing anxiety in Caroline’s students in the face of an impending weather event: a cyclone due to hit Australia in the next few days. In this episode Drs Heim answer student questions about how trauma events can stir up old anxiety habits and states, feeling overwhelmed and what’s happening in the brain. They finish off with some very practical tips on how to deal with anxiety related to an impending major weather event.


Anxiety Aggravated by an Extreme Weather Event: Special Episode /#17

The 1964 Alaska earthquake sent a tsunami to Vancouver Island, B.C. This documentary introduces listeners to four witnesses to the events of that night, as well as other voices on emergency preparedness in the province.

For more information on this, read our web article:

https://bcitnews.com/remembering-64-the-night-a-tsunami-surged-through-port-alberni/

In the Wave — Audio Documentary

February and March 2022 saw close to 1,000 schools in the Northern Rivers region temporarily close, with some schools unable to return to their original locations. The disaster resulted in damaged infrastructure and educational materials, displaced families and impacted teachers. 

Southern Cross University researchers have launched the Floods + Me project to work with young people in gathering their experiences during and following the natural disaster and its impact on their schooling. 

Dr Simone Blom and Dr Liberty de Rivera speak on the SCU Buzz podcast about the research project and their upcoming education framework aimed at helping schools prepare for floods.

Learn more: https://www.scu.edu.au/education/research/sustainability-environment-and-the-arts-in-education-seae-research-cluster/floods--me/

The musical introduction to this podcast was written and performed by Alako Myles. 

Support, time and hugs: Children respond to Lismore floods

Forest fires, drought and flooding are among the many climate impacts experienced by communities all across Alberta. Local planners face the constant challenge of creating effective adaptation strategies, but when should communities consider relocation and how do we plan for it?

For more information check out these resources:

Local planning for climate induced relocation: A systematic review https://tinyurl.com/reloctnali

Understanding risk communication in Alberta’s municipalities: https://tinyurl.com/riskcomali

Planning for Climate Induced Relocation with Nicole Bonnett

The peak time for the onset of mental health disorders is during a young adult's college years. In this podcast, Associate Professor Caroline Heim and clinical psychiatrist Dr Christian Heim answer college student questions about their mental health and wellness.

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BCIT Student Journalist. Recipient of the Alexis Mazurin Award for Radio Excellence, for the audio documentary, In the Wave.

Wake up with "This Morning: America's First News."  Gordon Deal and news anchor Nicole Murray go beyond the headlines with the day’s first look at news from the U.S. and around the world; bringing a lively blend of intelligent information, humor, and expert analysis to morning radio.

The Land Use Podcast is your home to discussion on a wide range of land use issues affecting public policy. If you're a landowner, planner, public official, conservationist, or involved in industry, we're a home for you! We are the Alberta Land Institute and based out of the University of Alberta.

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Southern Cross University is a multi-campus university on Australia's east coast, with campuses in southeast Queensland adjacent to the Gold Coast Airport, in New South Wales at Lismore and in Coffs Harbour, where the University’s National Marine Science Centre is also located. We have metro and the Hotel School campuses in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth and Brisbane.

Leveraging Trepp’s market expertise and proprietary data sets, The TreppWire Podcast enables listeners to stay up-to-date on all things commercial real estate, structured finance and banking. 

Featuring Trepp subject matter experts and guests from across the industry, the weekly podcast explores how recent events have impacted both the markets and the daily lives of market participants. 

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What does it take to be a United Nations worker in some of the world’s most complex and dangerous places? How are UN humanitarians, human rights advocates, prosecutors, development experts, climate leaders and peacekeepers improving our world? Stationed in all reaches of the world and witness to suffering and atrocities, how are they helping people and coping themselves? 

To find out, Melissa Fleming, UN Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications, meets them.

Here, you will discover extraordinary personal stories from people who devote their lives to helping others.

BerryDunn is an integrated assurance, tax, and consulting firm that uses deep experience and a commitment to knowledge sharing to help our clients gain control of the challenges and opportunities that drive value. 

We have offices in Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, West Virginia, and Arizona and provide access to professional accounting and IT consulting services nationwide.

The Barbados Government Information Service has been established since 1958 as the Barbados Government's public relations and information arm.   This dynamic channel profiles Barbadian people, places and programmes which make up this Caribbean island surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea.  We hope you enjoy and feel free to comment.  We want to hear from you.

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