Fire Engineering Podcast Network

The Larry Conley Show

Larry Conley and other members of the G.L.U.E. crew talk with guest Jessica Jackson, acting captain and veteran of the St. Louis (MO) Fire Department..
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Perspectives on Leadership: Relationships

Host Stephen Shaw speaks with Raleigh (NC) Battalion Chief Dena Ali about relationships and the role they play in the fire service as well as in our personal lives.
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The Command Post: Attending Outside Training

Why should I attend outside training? That's the subject of this month's podcast from Rick Lasky and John Salka.
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Main Street Firefighting

Chris Tobin and Lex Shady are joined by Nick Papa to discuss legacy buildings. They pick Nick's brain on running a fire academy, the importance of knowing your buildings, and of course, coordinated ventilation. 
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The Professional Volunteer Fire Department: Jeff Shupe, Part 2

Guest Jeff Shupe returns for part two of his discussion with host Tom Merrill about basic engine company operations in this episode of The Professional Volunteer Fire Department.This installment delves into a variety of engine company topics and also focuses on fires in basements, garages and attics.
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Politics and Tactics

Although the COVID-19 pandemic may be subsiding, its impact on many firefighters’ careers continues. Frank Ricci speaks with his guests about the vaccine mandate at many fire departments around the country and their personal experiences.
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Hooks & Hoses: Harry Tibbetts

Host Eric Dreiman speaks with Chief Harry Tibbetts. Harry started his career in 1968 with the Indianapolis Fire Department. They discuss the changes he experienced throughout his career, the importance of camaraderie, company pride, and what it means to carry on the traditions of the fire service. They also talk about leadership and the importance of being a lifelong student.
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Fire Service Data and Tech Talk

In the debut episode of this new podcast series, host Eddie Buchanan and his guests, Dan Munsey and Mike Cox, discuss how data can be used by fire department operations to inform tactical and strategic decisions.
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Straight Talk: Striving Through Adversity

Hosts Dan DeGryse and Robbie Fisher talk with guests Chris Muscle and Jim Burneka about working through professional and personal trauma.

SOTF Radio: Cherry Road Fire 99

Control. Think. Execute.
Today is the anniversary of the D.C. Cherry Road Townhouse Fire of 99’, and our guest is Lieutenant Joe Morgan. On May 30, 1999, firefighters responded to a box alarm involving a townhouse fire. The initial report came in as a house fire, and it was later reported that the fire was in the basement (all firefighters did not receive the follow-up report of fire in the basement). Engine 26 (lieutenant and 3 firefighters) was the first to arrive on the scene and reported smoke showing on the front of a row of townhouses. The event quickly went from bad to worse as the firefighters entered the building.
Many lessons were learned at this tragic event and today Lieutenant Joe Morgan shares his experience and journey as he walks us through that day.
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