Burnt Out

Jeff started in the fire service as a cadet at the age of 13 while residing in Ohio. Since moving to Maryland, Jeff has been active as a firefighter paramedic for over 40 years. Jeff is a professional disc jockey on his "down time" specializing in weddings, calling his DJ'ing, "the get-a-way job."

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As a nurse, Lea shares her story of addiction and recovery.

Elizabeth Rivas is a licensed therapist working with Code Green. Today she joins Skip O to talk about the challenges faced by first responders and how services like Code Green can help.

Retired Anderson Indiana Police Officer Kris Ockomon joins his brother, host Skip O., to talk about his career in law enforcement and the things he has experienced after serving 35 years.

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On this episode, Skip O talks with Jason Howard, the director of Turning Point Madison County. Jason talks about his own experience as a first responder.

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Florida Firefighter Tony File shares his story of substance use and recovery. The Burnt Out Podcast shares stories of firefighters, emergency medical personnel, and other first responders around the world, to create a pathway to save lives.

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When the call for support came in during the World Trade Center attacks, Jimmy Young answered. This is Jimmy's story.

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