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Fire Engineering Magazine's been devoted to the training interests of firefighters since 1877. Listen to our lineup of podcasts featuring hosts from around the fire service.
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The Mikey G. and Mikey D. Show
Mike Gagliano and Mike Dugan talk firefighting, leadership, and various other fire service-related topics.
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In Their Own Words: Taylor Quinnell on Rescue Priorities
Host Joe Pronesti speaks with Taylor Quinnell about his recent article on fire department priorities, the mission of the fire service, and risk management and civilian rescue.
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Victor S. Angry: Leadership and Service
Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood speak with Neabsco (VA) District Supervisor Victor S. Angry about his career, life, and book.
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Fire and Training with Doug Cline
In this archival episode, host Doug Cline is joined by Chris Naum and Bill Hayes to discuss fire service culture and our impact as leaders.
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The Future Firefighter: Deputy U.S. Fire Administrator Tonya Hoover
Join host Chris Baker and guest Deputy U.S. Fire Administrator Tonya Hoover as they discuss the importance of pursuing higher education in the fire service and why professional development is necessary in becoming a well-rounded firefighter. They also discuss educational opportunities at the National Fire Academy and why you want to be here on the National Emergency Training Center campus.
Show Notes: https://www.thefuturefirefighterpodcast.com/deputy-u-s-fire-administrator-tonya-hoover
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Back Step Boys
Ron Kanterman and Tom Aurnhammer discuss current goings-on in the fire service, leadership, and more.
Customer Reviews
love the content but probuct is lacking
its a good listen except the audio is really poor. i am constantly adjusting the volume which sometimes stops me from listening. if they would fix the audio it would be 5 stars
Audio
Content is excellent. Audio needs a lot of improvement.
No clue about systemic racism
I wish you did more work on the systemic racism in the US. You painted a much rosier picture than many nonwhite, or people in poverty experience daily.
Since you love quotes - “Justice too late, is justice denied.”