Fire Engineering Podcast Network

In The Books: David Clark

David Rhodes talks with David Clark about his new book Residential Firefighting: Training and Drills, his career, and what readers can expect from the new title, available at fireengineeringbooks.com
 
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Women in Fire: Therapy Dogs (Comfort Canines) in the Fire Service

Host Lisa Baker, South West Trustee Women in Fire, speaks with Amanda Bowen and Sonny Madsen about therapy dogs (comfort canines) in the fire service.
Guests:
Amanda Bowen, Battalion Chief, Memphis (TN) Fire Department and Wilson's handler
Sonny Madsen, Founder of K-9 Caring Angels
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First Due Battalion Chief

Danny Sheridan and Erik Pettaway discuss the first due battalion chief.  They talk about their experiences in New York and Boston. 
 
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Perspectives on Leadership: Normalization of Deviance

Host Stephen Shaw talks with Astronaut and retired Colonel Mike Mullane about the normalization of deviance.
 
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Five Questions on Training: Mike Zichichi

Mike Zichichi talks about his approach to elevator incident and rescue training and how firefighters can improve their responses to these kind of incidents.
Specialized Rescue Training: https://www.specializedrescuetraining.com/
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The Professional Volunteer Fire Department: Definitions Don’t Matter

Host Tom Merrill talks about his article in this month's Fire Engineering about the definition of professional, and how it relates to the volunteer fire service. There are many definitions, and most focus on things other than pay.
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Five After Midnight: Overcoming Tuesday

Stephanie White invites Jim Burneka and Hillary Hawkins on to discuss their new book "Overcoming Tuesday".  The book dives into Jim's journey as a firefighter, and the struggles and challenges that the profession can have on a person. It walks through his personal journey, mental trauma, treatment, and ongoing recovery.
 
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BuildingsonFire: Taking It To The Streets: Building Construction Training

Join host Christopher Naum with a new conversation on Building Construction Training, Part One,  Thursday April 04, 2024 at 7:30pm ET on FireEngineering.com’s BlogTalk Radio. Now on YouTube as well. Check out the video on https://www.fireengineering.com/podcasts/
 
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Fire and Training: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.156

Doug Cline and his guest Chrisopher Naum discuss the new OSHA 29 CFR 1910.156  This new standard is currently in the 90 day comment period.  Cline and Naum discuss the potential impacts and issues with the new standard.
 
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Sons of the Flag Radio - Don Graves WW2 Iwo Jima Veteran (Encore Performance)

#SOTF Radio - Don Graves WW2 Iwo Jima Veteran (Encore Performance)
This special Independence Day SOTF Radio features World War 2 Iwo Jima Veteran, Don Graves! Originally from Detroit, Don quit high school to join the Marine Corps in 1942 when he was 17. As a flame thrower he stormed the beaches of Iwo Jima and was 1 of 18 in his platoon who survived. Becoming a Pastor later in life, Don now travels the country speaking to High Schools about the importance of patriotism and singing "God Bless America". Don Graves is a true embodiment of what is great about America!
To view the in studio video, click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpaeSzvBhwk
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https://sonsoftheflag.org/
 
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