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26/09/2022

The miracle of Stairwell B on 9/11 with FDNY Deputy Chief John "Jay" Jonas (Retired)

As the attacks on the World Trade Center were carried out, most people viewed the collapses from the outside in. However, on September 11, 2001, then-Captain John "Jay" Jonas and five of his firefighters from Ladder Co. 6 were descending Stairwell B with injured civilian, Josephine Harris, when the North Tower violently collapsed around them. The collapse of the 110-story building took at total of 13 seconds and came down in a pancake fashion, producing tremendous debris and strong air movement that lifted the firefighters and Harris and threw them about the staircase. Chief Jonas, who went to on to serve the Department for another 21 years before retiring in July of 2022, discusses their miraculous survival. Battalion Chief Brian Mulry hosts.

26/09/2022

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36 min
12/06/2020

Get to know your gear with FDNY Chief of Safety Michael Meyers

This episode is being released in conjunction with FDNY Safety Week 2020. For the first time ever, the FDNY is sharing our Safety Week training and information on fdnypro.org. The FDNY and FDNY Foundation would like to thank the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation for making this […]

12/06/2020

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26 min
27/11/2023 · VÍDEO

”Its not a job... its a family.”

"It's more than just a job; it's a family," explained Engine 320 Firefighter Christopher during a conversation with host Captain Andrew Brown. Join us as he reflects on his time in the United States Marine Corps and shares insights into his journey from the military to the FDNY. In our ongoing tribute to Veterans this month, EMS Division Chief Charles Morgan joins the conversation. Chief Morgan, in a discussion with Captain Randy Li, delves into his experiences serving in the U.S Army, sheds light on the benefits and resources available to Veterans within the Department, and much more.

27/11/2023 · Vídeo

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17 min
24/05/2023 · VÍDEO

“I couldn’t see myself doing anything else.”

On this month’s episode of the #JoinFDNYPodcast, we’re talking fitness. “I couldn’t see myself doing anything else,” FDNY Director of Health and Fitness Captain Robert Cefoli said to host Captain Andrew Brown about his career choice. The nearly 19-year FDNY veteran also shares info to help our Firefighter Candidates prepare for the Academy. Plus, EMS Academy Health and Fitness Unit members EMTs Camilo Hernandez, Frank Dades and Haley Sato stop by to discuss getting ready for Proby School and more with host Captain Randy Li. A special shout-out also goes to EMT Brendan McCormack and Lieutenant Anthony Simoncini for serving as our guest hosts. Watch our show today on JoinFDNY.com. You can also tune in on Apple or Spotify. #FitnessMonth #EMSWeek

24/05/2023 · Vídeo

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19 min
25/02/2022

Be #FDNYSmart about avoiding burns!

Each February we observe National BurnAwareness Week. In this Episode of the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids! We discuss how best to avoid burns and treat minor ones that aren’t serious. EMT Sarah McShane hosts.

25/02/2022

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12 min
16/03/2023

Climbing the Ranks with FDNY Battalion Chiefs Michele Fitzsimmons and Rochelle “Rocky” Jones (Retired)

Two trailblazing women of the FDNY, Battalion Chief Rochelle “Rocky” Jones (Retired) and Battalion Chief Michele Fitzsimmons discuss their successful careers with the Department. Chief Fitzsimmons joined the Department in 2001, and currently is the highest-ranking woman firefighter in the FDNY. Chief Jones entered the Department back in 1982, with the first class of women ever appointed to the FDNY, and climbed the ranks to become the first woman to be promoted to the rank of Battalion Chief in 2003. Chief Fitzsimmons followed in her footsteps and joined the rank in 2020. Elizabeth Cascio hosts.

16/03/2023

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24 min
31/05/2019

Be #FDNYSmart about hands-only CPR!

When someone’s heart has stopped, it is critical that bystanders not only call 911… starting CPR will help that person and increase their chance of survival. In this episode of the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids!, FDNY EMT Sarah McShane and her student co-host Chloe, a Third Grader from Brooklyn, discuss the technique of hands-only CPR and how families can be prepared during emergencies. We also join the FDNY CPR Team at Marie Curie School for Medicine, Nursing and Health Professions in the Bronx where high school students learn how to perform hands-only CPR. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its Partners.

31/05/2019

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16 min
25/01/2022

Be #FDNYSmart during the winter!

Did you know Closing the Door when escaping a fire helps keep smoke and fire from spreading? It’s true and is so important. Closing doors can keep hallways and exits clear, so everyone remains safe. These winter months are when accidental fires happen most often. In thisepisodeof the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids! we’re discussing “winter safety” and how to be FDNYSmart in your home, so you, your family and neighbors can stay safe this winter.

25/01/2022

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13 min
19/10/2018

Be #FDNYSmart about CLOSING THE DOOR when escaping from fire!

It’s so important to close the door as you’re escaping a fire. This will help stop the fire from growing and spreading and can save lives. Retired Firefighter Danny Glover and his student co-host Chloe, a Third Grader from Brooklyn, bring you the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids! Listeners will learn how oxygen feeds fire and how critical closing doors is to containing it thanks to the help of Lieutenant Anthony Mancuso of the Fire Safety Education Team, Chief Stephen Sullivan from the FDNY Fire Academy and students from MS 118 in the Bronx and Frederick Douglass Academy in Manhattan. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its Partners. Be #FDNYSmart and close the door!

19/10/2018

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10 min
15/10/2019

Be #FDNYSmart about NOT playing with fire!

Fire is not a toy! No one should play with matches, lighters, candles and the gas stove. Children are curious and naturally want to explore, but fire is dangerous. In this episode for the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids!, FDNY Captain Michael Kozo and student co-host Chloe, a 4th Grader from Brooklyn, talk about the dangers of playing with fire and how we can all help keep our homes safe. We speak to Fire Marshal Bryan Waite about the innovative FDNY Youth Firesetters Intervention Program – a free program that works to educate and evaluate kids (under 13) who are engaging in fire play. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its partners.

15/10/2019

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12 min

Insight on operations at fires and emergencies, educational outreach and safety tips, career pathways and recruitment, & preserving a rich history and storied traditions; this is the official FDNY channel. Made possible with support the FDNY Foundation.

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The miracle of Stairwell B on 9/11 with FDNY Deputy Chief John "Jay" Jonas (Retired)

Get to know your gear with FDNY Chief of Safety Michael Meyers

”Its not a job... its a family.”

“I couldn’t see myself doing anything else.”

Be #FDNYSmart about avoiding burns!

Climbing the Ranks with FDNY Battalion Chiefs Michele Fitzsimmons and Rochelle “Rocky” Jones (Retired)

Be #FDNYSmart about hands-only CPR!

Be #FDNYSmart during the winter!

Be #FDNYSmart about CLOSING THE DOOR when escaping from fire!

Be #FDNYSmart about NOT playing with fire!

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