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The National Fire Radio Podcast Channel featuring a variety of personalities and their podcasts that capture the essence of the Fire Service.

  1. The Size Up Episode 88 - Follow Your Heart - Mike, FrontLine Optics

    19 HR AGO

    The Size Up Episode 88 - Follow Your Heart - Mike, FrontLine Optics

    In this episode of The Size Up, Pip engages in a dynamic conversation with Mike Ettenberg, founder of Frontline Optics. They discuss the importance of communication in podcasting, Mike's journey from the fire service to entrepreneurship, and the challenges of building a business while balancing family life. Mike shares insights on the quality and customer service philosophy behind Frontline Optics, emphasizing the need for a product that meets the demands of first responders. The episode highlights the significance of following one's passion and the impact of community support in business growth. Causing you to ask yourself the question, What’s My Size Up. Because, what you do off the job, MATTERS!!!!

    1h 9m
  2. Top Floor Tactics Ep. 43. Work Life What?

    1 DAY AGO

    Top Floor Tactics Ep. 43. Work Life What?

    Top Floor Tactics Ep. 43. Work Life What? by Jeremy Donch

    33 min
  3. 362. Change Comes From Within - Mike Kernan

    4 DAYS AGO

    362. Change Comes From Within - Mike Kernan

    32 years with the Borough of Berlin, NJ Fire Department, Chief of Department Mike Kernan is fiercely protective of his volunteer department. Growing up in the department, Mike is apart of the history and traditions of this once small town department. His passion for public service also fueled his path to become a police officer within the same Borough. Now retired, he continues to serve his community as the volunteer Fire Chief. His dynamic approach and willingness to address important issues head on has allowed for steady growth in ensuring his department can continue to serve the community. To often, volunteer departments turn a blind eye to their own problems and ignore the growing issues. In Berlin, staffing was becoming an issue just like most of the country. Finding solutions to their staffing shortages was a must and Mike and his department charged forward becoming creative in their response. Taking advantage of grants and building strong relationships has helped ensure adequate staffing for the residents of Berlin and the surrounding communities. This episode goes straight at many issues the volunteer fire service is facing and Chief Kernan is certainly one who is not standby while the volunteer fire service crumbles. "Fiercely Protective" and his willingness to innovate while protecting the core values of the department is why Mike Kernan remains committed and passionate about his hometown department. -- After you listen to this podcast, please take a moment and share your thoughts with us at podcast@nationalfireradio.com. We're interested in seeing what others are doing to help bolster the volunteer fire service.

    1h 7m
  4. 361. "Unconscious Competence" - Eric Budd

    5 DAYS AGO

    361. "Unconscious Competence" - Eric Budd

    Technician Eric Budd is all in, period. With 22 years in the fire service, the last 10 with Washington DC, Eric worked hard to find his way to the position he is in today. Attaining the rank of Technician in Rescue 3 is no easy feat. Countless hours of studying, training and learning the job consumed Eric for over a year. The process taught many lessons, much more than the actual skill and knowledge of the job. Motivation and discipline fueled the process. His commitment to excellence and following through on achieving this prestigious position follows suit with the culture of his company. The company fuels the pride and pushes each member to be their best. The road has been long, but the payoff is everything. Adopting the idea of "Failing Forward", Eric applies this to his everyday. As he travels the country lecturing about his story, he shares insights and stories from a busy urban department. He captures alot of the work in videos that highlight the daily work of DC firefighters. Promoting the good of the job comes through in everything he does. Being able to share his love of the job through teaching with Traditions Training has allowed for him to reach others who are looking for more. Constantly challenging himself, Eric Budd has only begun on his long road to promoting the very best the job has to offer.

    1h 7m
  5. 360. "On Year Six I Became a Fireman" - Lafontant Dorival

    6 DAYS AGO

    360. "On Year Six I Became a Fireman" - Lafontant Dorival

    Always with a smile, Lafontant "Raymen" Dorival has the ability to get people excited. From his early roots in the church, his presence and his passioned delivery of the spoken word, Raymen is for lack of better words a motivational speaker in the highest sense. He consumes those around him, finding the words needed to pick a Brother up, to motivate the unwilling and a true proponent of the Fire Service. When he was new to the fire service, he didn't have the ability to even understand the most basic tasks within the job until he stepped foot in the academy and firehouse. Lacking prior knowledge of the job, he found his way through hard work, determination and finding mentors who could help guide him in his journey. Admittedly, Raymen says he only became a fireman after year six, a pivotal time in his career when he realized he had to go all in on the fire service he fell in love with. His journey is inspirational and his passion and love is infectious. Known for his speaking engagements, classes he teaches and his social media channel, The Way of the Nozzle, Raymen is making an impact and doing it as a constant gentleman with a big ass smile!!

    1h 7m
  6. The Size Up Episode 87 - Fill Your Cup - Ryan Pennington

    17 SEPT

    The Size Up Episode 87 - Fill Your Cup - Ryan Pennington

    In this episode, Pip and Ryan Pennington discuss the journey of Ryan in the fire service, his experiences, and the importance of positivity and leadership. They explore the opportunities available to firefighters beyond their primary roles, the significance of training and skill development, and the value of personal accountability. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being present in life and creating a positive environment in the firehouse, while also reflecting on the experiences that shape their careers and lives. In this engaging conversation, Ryan and Pip discuss the complexities of balancing personal and professional responsibilities, the importance of self-care, and the need for mental health awareness in the fire service. They reflect on legacy, succession planning, and the significance of family connections while navigating career changes and aspirations. The dialogue emphasizes personal growth, responsibility, and the impact of positivity in both personal and professional realms. This episode will have you asking yourself the question, What’s My Size Up??? Because, what you do off the job, MATTERS!!!!

    1h 9m
  7. Top Floor Tactics Ep. 42. Green Beret Jay Collins

    16 SEPT

    Top Floor Tactics Ep. 42. Green Beret Jay Collins

    Jay Collins, a former Green Beret, shares his journey of service and sacrifice. Raised by his grandparents, who instilled in him the value of being part of something bigger than himself, Jay joined the military and fell in love with it. He later entered politics because he saw the need for good people to step in and make a change. Jay emphasizes the importance of teamwork, accountability, and leaving things better than you found them. He also discusses the challenges of mental health in the military and the need for support and open communication. Jay shares his experiences of being in jump school during the September 11th attacks and his deployment to Afghanistan, where he sustained injuries but continued to serve. Despite facing setbacks and physical limitations, Jay's determination and commitment to service remain unwavering. Jay Collins, a retired Green Beret and founder of Operation Barbecue Relief, shares his inspiring story of resilience and service.

    1h 12m

  8. 11 SEPT

    276. September 11, 2001 - Where Were You?

    Where were you when the world changed forever? Jeremy talks with a few friends about where they were and their personal story about September 11, 2001.

    3h 35m
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