Podcast: Parking Lot Safety Tips, Part 2
Here’s the second part of our car safety tips podcast with Greg Reston, Director of Asset Protection at Heartland Corporate Security in MN (You can listen to the first part here.) He has great stories and tips from his experience as a security expert for several shopping centers and companies across the U.S.
If you’re running [...]
Podcast: Parking Lot Safety Tips
We spoke with Greg Reston, Director of Asset Protection at Heartland Corporate Security in MN. He has great stories and tips from his experience as a security expert for several shopping centers and companies across the U.S.
If you’re running errands this weekend, first have a quick listen to his top parking lot safety tips:
Parking Lot [...]
Podcast:What to Do With New and Old Tax Forms
It’s tax time! This is the time of year when W-2s and all those fun forms start pouring into your mailbox.
If you’re expecting information-sensitive documents or are carrying important forms around, be careful! You certainly don’t want that information falling into the wrong hands.
In our latest podcast, Beth Givens, the director of the Prviacy Rights [...]
Podcast: Tax Time Safety Tips
The podcasts are back!!
Our latest podcast highlights tax time - yes, it’s that time of year! So if you’re thinking of jumping the gun and getting started on your taxes this weekend: wait!
Have a quick listen to these top tax time safety tips from Beth Givens, the director of the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse:
Top Tax Identity [...]
Podcast: CERT (Part Two)
Here is the second part of my interview with J.J. Surbeck, President of the CERT program in Encinitas, California. A former employee of the International Red Cross and the American Red Cross, here J.J. explains how the American Red Cross classes are complementary to the CERT training program and how you can begin to prepare [...]
Podcast: Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
Emergency preparedness skills can include a lot more than just basic first aid and CPR.
The national Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program, for instance, educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their local community and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, [...]
Podcast: What is an AED? How Do I Use One?
Ever seen a little red and white square box in a hallway with red letters that spell AED?
AED stands for automated external defibrillator - a device that helps restart the heart after it stops. Like CPR, using an AED device could help save a life in an emergency situation.
Along with first aid and CPR classes, [...]
Podcast: Skills Every Babysitter Should Have
My first babysitting job was when I was 11 for the neighbors across the street - I had to keep an eye on a infant while she napped. I remember feeling very “adult” yet very nervous, because I didn’t really have any knowledge on how to babysit!
Thankfully (for everyone involved!), I decided to take a [...]
Podcast: Describing a Suspect to the Police
Tall, male, dark hair, jeans and a T-shirt…
Think about how many people you know who could fit that description.
Exactly.
Being a witness is one of the hardest jobs around, especially if you’re also the victim: your heart is racing, your head is spinning and your body is so full of adrenaline you could probably lift an [...]
Podcast: What to Do After a Car Accident
Over 6 million car accidents happen each and every year. Chances are - at some point in your life - you’ll probably be involved in one.
Once again, here’s our brilliant expert, Minneapolis Police Dept.’s Officer Ron Reier, with steps on what to do immediately after a car accident:
What to do immediately after a car accident.mp3 [...]
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