Fire Engineering Podcast Network

Fire and Training

Doug Cline and company discuss firefighter training, survival, and safety.

Generation Engine

We constantly hear the term "coordinated attack," but do we fully understand what we are in coordination with? Hosts Anthony Rowett and Todd Edwards are joined by Mick Farrell to discuss coordinated attack.

Back Step Boys

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

The Future Firefighter

Join host Chris Baker and guest Chief Rick Lasky as they discuss why they love the fire service and why they consider it the best job in the world.  They also discuss Pride and Ownership: A Firefighter’s Love of the Job and why every future firefighter needs to read this book.

Command Show

Hosts Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush review incident command and leadership topics for the fire service.
More: https://trainfirefighters.com/

Taking Off the Cape: Firefighters, Mental Illness, and Resiliency

Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood talk with guest Patrick J. Kenny, retired Illinois fire chief, about his perceived failure as a leader in his most cherished duty, that of being a protector. The chief will offer his insights on understanding and embracing the limitations of leadership—your cape—so that we can serve those suffering from mental illness, enhance your leadership, and enrich your life.
More: https://patrickjkenny.com/taking-the-cape-off/
 

Mayday Monday: Christopher Roy, Worcester (MA) Fire Department

Host Tony Carroll speaks with Firefighter Sean Sullivan, Provisional Lieutenant Steve McGurn, and Acting Deputy Chief Adam Roche of the Worcester (MA) Fire Department about the 2018 line-of-duty death of Firefighter Christopher Roy of Ladder 4.
 

Fire Service History and Traditions

Let’s talk the olden days. Time for a history lesson. Rick Lasky, Scott Thompson, Bobby Halton, and John Salka speak with “The Ol’ Professor” Glenn Corbett about fire service history.

APS Radio: Jo Terry

In this episode, host Jim Burneka speaks with Jo Terry from the Chip Terry Fund. Chip was an Assistant Chief for the Covington (KY) Fire Department. Jo discusses Chip’s struggles with PTSD that ultimately led to his suicide in 2017. As a result, Jo created the Chip Terry Fund to help other first responders and their families with behavioral health awareness and support.
https://thechipterryfund.org
More from Jim: https://firefightercancerconsultants.com/the-25-live/

Networking for Success: A Look Back (and Ahead)

In this holiday special, Dave McGlynn reflects on how the year has gone in the fire service and what firefighters and officers ought to be doing to prepare for the upcoming year.
Audio reference: Happy Xmas (War Is Over) John Lennon, Yoko Ono
Listen: https://open.spotify.com/track/5uyij3UbVMQYsqPusvPf1B?si=3e315dd872ac489a