Fire Engineering Podcast Network

The Future Firefighter: Community Risk Reduction

Join host Chris Baker and guest Deputy Chief Joe Powers as they discuss embracing career opportunities, cultivating positive relationships and building sustainability in the fire service. During this episode, they also discuss the Vision 20/20 project and the value of community risk reduction through risk assessments, establishing partnerships and building more resilient communities.

Back Step Boys

Ron Kanterman and Tom Aurnhammer discuss current goings-on in the fire service, leadership, and more.

Engine House Training

The Engine House Training crew discusses firefighter training and tactics.
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First-Due Battalion Chief

Join Battalion Chief Danny Sheridan and his guests as he discusses firefighting strategy and tactics.
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Command Show

Anthony Kastros and Ed Hadfield talk with guest Murray Loflin, investigator for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
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An Interview with Greg Markley

Frank Ricci, P.J. Norwood, and Bobby Halton speak with  Greg Markley, who is running for General Secretary-Treasurer of the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF). They discuss transparency and trust in the union, PFAS and other chemicals in firefighter gear, pension and health care issues affecting firefighter retirees, union political endorsements, and more.
More about Greg at https://markley4gst.org.
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Fire and Training: Insights on Row House Fires

In part 3 of their discussion, host Doug Cline is joined by Chris Naum, Mike Lopina, Bud Henckels, and more to discuss recommendations on row house fires.
Part 1:https://www.blogtalkradio.com/fireengineeringpodcast/2020/11/20/buildingsonfire-taking-it-to-the-streets
Part 2: https://www.blogtalkradio.com/fireengineeringpodcast/2020/12/19/insights-on-row-house-fires-the-building-and-fireground-ops
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The Professional Volunteer Fire Department

The month of December is usually remembered as a festive month filled with holiday parties and warm family gatherings. Unfortunately, December has also been witness to some of the most tragic and horrific fires in fire service history. Chief Rick Lasky joins host Tom Merrill to discuss some of these December fires. The highly respected and entertaining Chief Lasky is known as a premier fire service historian and friend to all. They will remember the sacrifices made as well as lessons learned that we can all apply today in our role as professional volunteer firefighters. Remember, as Winston Churchill said, "Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it."
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Staying in Our Lane

Rick Lasky and Terry McGrath talk with Bobby Halton, John Salka, and Scott Thompson about Bobby’s recent editorial, "Stay in Your Lane."  In it, Bobby argues that although firefighters need to support their colleagues who are going through physical, mental, and spiritual crises, we ought to let professionals do the work when it comes to treatment.
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APS Radio: Tony Stefani

In the second installment of Awareness - Prevention - Support (APS) Radio, host Jim Burneka speaks with Tony Stefani, founder of The San Francisco Firefighter Cancer Prevention Foundation. Tony talks about the history of the foundation and what their future plans are to assist their brothers and sisters in San Francisco and throughout the nation.
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