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 podcast for and about firefighters, "Code 3" covers topics of interest to those in the fire service, in about 20 minutes. We take one subject, one guest, and get it done. We don't waste your time.
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Averagejake Firefighter is a podcast for every firefighter from the probie to the experienced Chief Officer!
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The NFPA Podcast is the place for safety professionals to stay up to speed on the fast-paced world of electrical, fire, and life safety. Hear in-depth conversations with people out in the field about how they are confronting new challenges and staying on top of emerging technologies to keep the world safe. Listen the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. Email jroman@nfpa.org to send feedback or recommend a topic for future episodes.
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Discover the premier and original podcast dedicated to wildland firefighting, the vibrant culture surrounding wildland firefighters, firefighter mental health and physical performance, and the wilderness - The Anchor Point Podcast... Join our global community as we delve into the captivating stories of Wildland Firefighters, shed light on career opportunities, promote fire prevention awareness, educate the public, and openly discuss the mental health struggles and triumphs faced by firefight ...
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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.
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380. "It's Not the Numbers, It's the Story" - Justin McWilliams
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In this conversation, Jeremy Donch and Justin McWilliams discuss the importance of direct communication in the fire service, the challenges of complacency, and the need for a culture that prioritizes effective search and rescue operations. They emphasize the significance of experience over education, the necessity of local context in firefighting, …
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Fire and Training: How the built environment is affected by weather events.
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Douglas Cline invites Christopher Naum onto the show to discuss the built environment and how recent weather events such as hurricanes, tornadoes and flooding affect the built environment. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics, TheFireStore, and LogRX.By Fire Engineering Podcast
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The Professional Volunteer Fire Department: Winning With the Engine You Have
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In this episode of The Professional Volunteer Fire Department, host Tom Merrill talks with Brandon Fletcher. They discuss what departments can do to create a winning mindset and achieve success on the fireground with the engine they do have, not the one they wish they had. Building the perfect engine for your fire department is a challenge that man…
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The Size Up Episode 95 - Helping In All The Ways - Steve Jasset
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In this episode of The Size Up, Pip engages with guest Steve Jasset, discussing the importance of off-duty life for firefighters, their experiences with flooding and rescues, the significance of fitness in firefighting, and the mental health challenges faced in the profession. They also touch on generational differences in the fire service and the …
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Back Step Boys: Lithium-Ion Batteries, OSHA, and More
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In this Back Step Boys episode, Ronnie K. and Tommy A. walk through a litany of current issues including the following: -The lithium-ion battery saga. -The new OSHA Emergency Response Standard. -Wildland season in NYC and the vicinity. -The newly appointed Deputy U.S. Fire Administrator, Donna Black. -Liability issues in a propane explosion that re…
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Top Floor Tactics Ep. 51 Street Talk “Taxpayers”
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In this Street Talk Episode I I ive into the history, evolution, and real-world application of one of the fire service’s most commonly used yet often misunderstood terms: “taxpayer.” I explore how this term became a cornerstone of firefighter jargon, dissect its meaning in different contexts, and discuss the challenges and strategies unique to thes…
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David Rhodes welcomes the Sprinkles book series writer Frank Viscuso and illustrator Paul Combs onto the show. They discuss the latest edition in the series, Sprinkles the Fire Dog 3: Working Together. They cover the inspiration behind the series, the creative process, and what they hope people get out of the series. Listen to learn more.…
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In this episode, Todd Edwards and Anthony Rowett welcome Alan Griffin, fire chief of Carolina Beach (NC) Fire Department. They discuss issues you can expect to run into if you're in a coastal area, including the following: -Fire. -Wind. -Flooding. Listen to learn more. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics, TheFireStore, and LogRX.…
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Craig Nelson, Jeff Wallin, and Chris Rasmussen discuss their department’s New Officer’s Academies. They delve into the benefits of holding one, and how it can help today’s officers be better prepared for the job. Listen to learn more. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics, TheFireStore, and LogRX.…
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Fire Service Court: Legal Issues in the Fire Service
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During this episode of the podcast, John K. Murphy and Chip Comstock look at legal issues in the fire service. They discuss a range of topics, including: -Artificial intelligence. -Political tension. -Public employee first amendment rights on social media. -Records retention. -Issues with emergency vehicle driver operations. Listen now to learn mor…
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Frontline Mindset Episode 17 - Kyle & Rob - Straight FOOLS
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On today's episode of Frontline Mindset, we're joined by Kyle Straight, who has been involved in the fire service since 2007. Kyle shares his deep love and passion for the job, and how discovering the FOOLS chapter in Lake of the Ozarks has enriched his firefighting journey. He discusses the mindset of being a FOOLS member and offers insights on ho…
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Main Street Firefighting: Why We Do What We Do
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Hosts Chris Tobin and Lex Shady discuss what the podcast is all about, and some trends they have noticed across Main Street fires. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics, TheFireStore, and LogRX.By Fire Engineering Podcast
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Recognizing the need to hold himself accountable, Tyler Evans created The Citizens Firemen social media page. He found himself becoming complacent, "Engineer's Syndrome" and he knew that he wanted more out of the fire service. Selfishly, the creation of TCF is his way of staying focused and committed. Tyler talks about becoming a product of your en…
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Nearly all jurisdictions in the United States enforce codes that require two exit stairwells in residential buildings above three or four stories. Housing advocates say that increasing the cap to six stories will lead to better housing options and lower costs. That logic has persuaded lawmakers in some U.S. states to pass laws that raise the allowe…
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The Size Up Episode 94 - The Road Back - Scott D’Angelo
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In this episode, Pip interviews Scott D'Angelo, a retired firefighter who shares his journey through fitness, endurance sports, and a life-changing health scare that led to a quadruple bypass surgery. Scott discusses the importance of recognizing health symptoms, the impact of family history on heart health, and the mental challenges faced after su…
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Command Show: Anatomy and Physiology of an Incident
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In this episode, Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush look at the anatomy and physiology of an incident. They discuss strategic, tactical, and task levels, and how those levels are crucial for the success of an incident, from Type 1 to Type 5. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics, TheFireStore, and LogRX.…
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In this episode, Tim and Mickey dive deep into the heart of what keeps the fire service strong: standards, tradition, and legacy. They explore how the old-school values of the job shape today’s firehouse culture and the delicate balance between honoring the past while adapting to modern challenges.The highlight of the episode is Tim’s detailed step…
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Fireground Strategies: Fall Hazards in Low Visibility
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When your guard is down on the fireground, bad things can happen. Hosts Jim Duffy and Anthony Avillo review fall hazards in low visibility, including shafts, skylights, and roof edges. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics, TheFireStore, and LogRX.By Fire Engineering Podcast
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Perspectives on Leadership: Relationships, Accountability, Resilience
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Stephen Shaw welcomes Matt Caward to discuss relationships, accountability, and resilience. He discusses his "red, green, blue" system, and how he has used that system to build championship football teams, as well as resilient and accountable fire companies and officers. For Caward, the system is a way of life that can help people—and organizations…
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378. “Backup Quarterback Mentality” - Rob Ramirez
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In this conversation, Jeremy Donch and Rob Ramirez discuss the critical aspects of performance, discipline, and emotional maturity within the fire service. They emphasize the need for a performance-based culture, the importance of accountability, and the necessity of maintaining engagement even when opportunities are scarce. The discussion also tou…
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Behind the Department - Ladder 6, Vineland Fire Department, Vineland, NJ
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The November 2024 featured department on the Fire and Safety Services Ltd. Calendar Project is the Vineland Fire Department. Jeremy sits down with Chief Luigi Tramontana to discuss their dynamic department while paying homage to their culture and history.For more information on this department and the 2024 Calendar Project, check out www.f-ss.com a…
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The Size Up Episode 93 - The Dude Abides - George, Hook & Irons Co
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In this conversation, Pip and George from Hook & Irons Co discuss the evolution of businesses within the fire service community, and the challenges of entrepreneurship. They explore the importance of setting goals, the difficulty of delegation, and how skills from the fire service can translate into business success. The conversation also highlight…
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The Larry Conley Show: Kelsey Perkins
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Larry Conley and the rest of the G.L.U.E. Crew (Elaine Kluttz and David Conley) welcome Kelsey Perkins to discuss mental health in the fire service. Kelsey works with first responders and has created the Healthy Minds program, designed to provide culturally competent and easily accessible mental health treatment for first responders. Brought to you…
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In this episode, Mickey stops by Jeremy’s firehouse for a catch-up session that quickly turns into an insightful conversation. Together, they dive into the core topics that keep the fire service grounded: standards, tradition, and legacy. From career paths to the volunteer side, Mickey and Jeremy explore the values that have built and sustained fir…
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Fire Service Data and Tech Talk: Preparing for a Major Event
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In this episode, host Eddie Buchanan discusses how your fire department can better prepare for major emergencies, such as hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and more. Learn from people who were involved in the responses to the recent hurricanes, wildfires, and other disasters. An expert panel shares lessons you can use to be better prepared for the n…
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On this episode of The Training Officer, host Dave McGlynn welcomes two guests to talk about FSRI. Meghan Maloney is manager of the Education & Training team for the Fire Safety Research Institute (FSRI). Jesse Marcotte is a senior training and education coordinator for FSRI and the training chief for the Northville Township (MI) Fire Department on…
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377. "Train Your People to Act Up" - Anthony Rowett
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Anthony Rowett is back on the show and is always bringing some good talking points. Jumping right in on the importance of training, but more importantly, training your people to act up. One of the greatest compliments for any company officers is that their crew performed at the same level whether you were working with them or off for the tour. Sett…
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Recently retired from Fairfax County, VA Fire and Rescue, Assistant Chief of Operations Dan Shaw has had a great run. With 32 years in the fire service, the past 29 with Fairfax County, he realized it was time to take a step back and let others continue to push the job forward. Early on, Dan had a tremendous love for the engine, busier the better. …
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Tactical Impact: Why Are We Here? The Importance of Search
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Hosts Jim Silvernail and Jason Hoevelmann discuss search culture in today’s fire service. They look at the Firefighter Rescue Survey and what it tells us. They also welcome members of a crew that was involved in a recent save to get a firsthand account of the importance of search in that incident. Brought to you by Magnegrip and Firehouse Subs.…
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The Size Up Episode 92 - Cruising, CrossFit & Crushing Life - Kat LaClair
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In this episode of The Size Up, host Pip discusses his recent illness and the importance of not working while sick, especially in the fire service. He then introduces his guest, Katrina LaClair, a competitive dancer turned fitness enthusiast. They explore Katrina's journey from dance to fitness, her experiences performing on cruise ships, and her e…
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Talkin' Tactics: Command and Line Officer Expectations
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Hosts David Polikoff, Robert James (RJ), and Sam Villani discuss what command officers expect from their people. They also talk about what line officers expect from their command officers. They discuss communication, setting expectations, and the importance of training together to build true camaraderie. Brought to you by Magnegrip and Firehouse Su…
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Topfloor Tactics Ep 48. Steve Robertson
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Topfloor Tactics Ep 48. Steve Robertson by Jeremy DonchBy Jeremy Donch
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Eric Dreiman talks with Dave Pruitt, a division chief with the Hillsboro (TX) Fire Department, about live fire training. They discuss ways to maintain compliance with NFPA 1403, Standard on Live Fire Training Evolutions, in the delivery of live fire training, while still giving students a valuable experience. Listen to learn more. Brought to you by…
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375. Bridging the Gap, Rockland County, NY
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This Bridging the Gap program was given at the Rockland County, NY Fire Academy on October 14, 2024.By Jeremy Donch
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BuildingsonFire's Taking It to the Streets: Building Performance and Facts
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Join host Christopher Naum for insights and a discussion about building performance and the size-up process. Brought to you by Magnegrip and Firehouse Subs.By Fire Engineering Podcast
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Frontline Mindset Ep 16. Kyle Kondoff - A Life of Service
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In this episode, Rob sits down with Kyle to delve into his transformative journey from a life-changing accident at 19 to becoming a first responder. Kyle opens up about his recovery process and how community support helped him navigate the challenges along the way. They discuss the realities of living with type 1 diabetes, highlighting the importan…
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Women in Fire: Advocating to Show Up as Your Best Self
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Asking for what you need while respecting the needs of others—and maintaining your best self—is critical. In this episode, the panel discusses the importance of self-advocacy. The panel includes: Megan Saylors, Women in Fire Trustee, U.S. National Fire Service Brooke Simms, firefighter, Aurora (CO) Fire Department Chantell Newell, firefighter, Oran…
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Calm, cool and collected on his way into the firehouse, as soon as he crosses the threshold into the building, that quiet and reserved demeanor spikes when his guys poke him about the job. From there, it's off to the races!! Michael Reilly loves the job and he's not afraid to tell you about it. His quiet reserve can quickly ramp into an all out "Le…
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As online retail flourishes, distribution centers are installing new and more advanced automated storage and retrieval systems (or ASRS). These systems are like enormous vending machines that store, organize, and move product around the facility. The systems save time and space but have also introduced several new fire risks into storage operations…
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Jeremy joins host Chris Shimek on the CIV Podcast and discusses the foundation of National Fire Radio and rants in typical fashion. --Conversation is Ventilation (CIV) Podcast is on the all the podcasdt players and YouTube.By Jeremy Donch
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Ron Kanterman and Tom Aurnhammer talk with guest Mike Stanley, chief of the Oshkosh (WI) Fire Department. They discuss the following important topics: The new OSHA fire brigade standard. The impact of lithium-ion battery fires on responses today. Grant funding for fire issues. Recruitment and retention. Cancer prevention. Mental health. Listen to l…
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In this conversation, Mickey and Ryan Michler discuss the importance of masculinity, emotional expression, and the need for brotherhood among men. They explore Ryan's background, the creation of Order of Man, and the significance of humility and courage in leadership. The discussion emphasizes the challenges men face in modern society, the role of …
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Anthony Rowett and Todd Edwards talk with Brad Bennett, division chief of training, Spartanburg (SC) Fire Department. They discuss the recent hurricanes that have affected the entire area. They also cover the following leadership topics: Leadership transitions overall. How leadership transitions affect the department. How to manage leadership trans…
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On this episode of Tailboard Talk, Jeff Wallin and Chris Rasmussen discuss disaster preparation and response. With all of the current wildfires and hurricanes, departments must have systems in place to ensure they are prepared to respond. Brought to you by Magnegrip and Firehouse Subs.By Fire Engineering Podcast
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372. "Safety Culture" Stigma - Eric Valliere
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Eric Valliere has put in his time over the past 33 years. Currently, Eric is the Assistant Chief of the Scottsdale, AZ Fire Department overseeing Emergency Services, managing Operations, EMS and Safety. His opportunities today are much different then his early days, but he hasn't lost sight of what it's like to be a firefighter. He is working hard …
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In this episode of The Command Post, Rick Lasky and John Salka discuss following orders, and they cover the following questions: What does "following orders" mean for the organization? What does it mean on the incidents to which we respond? How often does it happen? How does one manage these types of incidents? Listen to the episode to learn more. …
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371. Changing Culture vs. Changing Equipment - Daryl Liggins
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Daryl Liggins felt the time was right to retire from the Oakland, CA Fire Department. His 23 years with Oakland, 30 in the fire service all together, deciding to step away from his daily routine and take on retirement kind of just felt right. It was time. His impressive career and contributions to his own department as well as the fire service in g…
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370. Bridging the Gap Presentation 10.10.24
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Bridging the Gap - This presentation tackles the conversation between young and old and how we find common ground. But be warned, this presentation is full of words like accountability and ownership.By Jeremy Donch
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The Professional Volunteer Fire Department: The Corporate Transparency Act
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This must-listen episode features renowned fire service attorneys Brad Pinsky and Curt Varone. Pinsky and Varone put the Corporate Transparency Act in the spotlight, discussing its impact on fire and EMS agencies. Changes will be implemented as of January 1, 2025, so tune in if any of the following apply: You believe your agency is tax exempt. You …
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The Size Up Episode 91 - Out of The Silos - Jesse Clark & Blakely
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In this episode, Jesse Clark discusses the evolution of fitness and wellness in the fire service, highlighting innovative programs like Firehouse Strength and Conditioning and the development of a new entry-level physical fitness test for firefighters. We are also joined by Jesse’s daughter, Blakely for a bit. He emphasizes the importance of commun…
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