Fire Engineering Podcast Network

Talking Trucks and Equipment

In this edition, Chris Mc Loone of Fire Apparatus & Emergency Equipment discusses how the pandemic has influenced the fire service industry.
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Engine House Training

Members of the Engine House Training crew talk firefighting, training, and much more.
More: https://www.enginehousetraining.com/
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SOTF Radio: Talk with The Colony Fire Department

Tonight, Task Force Member Chad Gruver sits down with The Colony Fire Chief Scott Thompson, Firefighter Travis Hardin, and Captain Chisam Rauschuber to discuss a recent fire, a subsequent mayday call, burns sustained by Hardin and Capt. Rauschuber, procedures and moving forward.
More: https://sonsoftheflag.org/
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Larry Conley Radio Show

Chief Mick Smith is the Fire Chief of Riverdale, Illinois. He has been in the Fire Service since the age of 12. Chief Smith continues to learn, grow and inspire. Larry Conley and the GLUe Crew talk with this trailblazing leader about his experiences and the things that motivated him to be one of the youngest Fire Chiefs in his department's history. 
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In Their Own Words: William Townsend and Tony Kupsis

Host Joe Pronesti talks with William Townsend and Tony Kupsis about their recent article, "Response to a Fire in a 100-Year-Old Taxpayer in Tampa, Florida."
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Fire and Training with Doug Cline

Host Doug Cline and company discuss aspects of leadership and training in today's fire service. In this episode, Doug and guest Chris Naum conclude their discussion on commercial fires and managing the hybrids.
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In Their Own Words: Sal Ancona

From the 1890s to just prior to the Second World War, many homes were constructed utilizing balloon frame construction. To successfully combat a fire in these structures requires firefighters and the chiefs commanding them to be able to win in a chess game of finding the fire and anticipating its every move. Fires in these residences require brains, water, and staffing. In this episode, Sal Ancona talks with host Joe Pronesti about a recent fire in a balloon frame dwelling on Long Island and the lessons learned.
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Fireground Strategies (and Other Stuff from the Streets)

Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy discuss fireground decision making and incident command.
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Search Operations

Mike Dugan, Bill Gustin, and the rest of the panel will consider officer/thermal imaging camera-directed search. They will also examine issues surrounding vent-enter-isolate-search (VEIS) as opposed to interior search and sheltering in place. This week’s guests include Chief George May and Captain Juan Miguel from Miami-Dade (FL) Fire Rescue.

Chaplain’s Corner

Host Jeremy Hurd talks resiliency for firefighters with special guest Ali Rothrock.
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