Fire Engineering Podcast Network

The Professional Volunteer Fire Department

Host Tom Merrill explores issues and challenges faced by the volunteer firefighter today. Being a professional firefighter has nothing to do with earning a paycheck but has everything to do with attitude, appearance, commitment and dedication.
Tonight's podcast features discussions on the importance of making the most of our volunteers' time, the negative impact cliques have in the volunteer firehouse, and how good, solid, clear communication can really help keep a volunteer team united and operating on the same page, producing positive results. 
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Politics and Tactics

Nick Papa and David Polikoff explore the intersection of politics and fire tactics. Tonight we will talk basement and attic fires with special guests.
 

Firemedically Speaking: Cardiac Arrest Protocol for Excellence in Lawrence, KS

Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Medical instituted CAPE, a Cardiac Arrest Protocol for Excellence with a significant improvement in their cardiac arrest patient care processes and better outcomes.  In this episode of Firemedically Speaking, show host Mike McEvoy talks with Division Chief Kevin Joles and Medical Director Caleb Trent about the CAPE program, its design, implementation and results.  This episode is sponsored by Zoll; visit them at zoll.com/ems. 

Chaplain’s Corner

Join Jeremy Hurd, a fire captain and chaplain, as he talks about how and why a chaplain program is important to the fire service. On tonight's show, Jeremy is joined by guest Angie Hughes of Women in Fire to discuss the organization's new direction and more.

Podcast from the Past: Rick Lasky and Billy Goldfeder

In this "Pride and Ownership" archive from 2009, host Rick Lasky talks firefighter safety with Billy Goldfeder.
This podcast originally aired on April 2, 2009.

Back Step Boys

Ron Kanterman and Tom Aurnhammer talk fire service current events, leadership, and much more.

SOTF Radio: Living After Electrocution Part 2

(Second of a three part series.) Andy was medically retired from the Lewisville Fire Department after being injured in a house fire on August 12, 2012.  Tonight, we sit down with Andy and Amanda Allison to dive deeper into Andy’s injury and how, as partners, the Allison’s managed these unexpected and devastating injuries.
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Xtrication Radio

Dave Dalrymple talks vehicle extrication, rescue, EMS, and much more! On tonight's episode, Dave looks at new trends in extrication training and education.

The Mikey G. and Mikey D. Show

It's just a routine house fire...or is it? Hosts Mike Gagliano and Mike Dugan talk with guest Jim Duffy about private dwelling fires.
Join Capt. Mike Dugan (retired FDNY) and Capt. Mike Gagliano (Seattle Fire) as they share their knowledge and answer your questions.

Traditions Training

The four owners of Traditions Training--Ricky Riley, Dan Shaw, Doug Mitchell, and Nick Martin--provide advice and direction on how to keep combat ready.      
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