We talk to Mahlon Mitchell who is a firefighter in Madison WI, and is a candidate for General President of IAFF. Mahlon talks about his career in the fire service and his ideas to move the IAFF forward.

The final episode of this emotional roller coaster of a 4 part podcast. find how the guys adjusted to the real world and their path into public service.

Brian comes full circle and searches for closure with the loss of close friends and the transition back to civilian life. Part 3 of 4 with friends and veterans of the Iraq war Dan Traeder and Alfredo Caballero

Vince talks to Sean and Jacqueline from First Responders Sleep Recovery about the one thing in the fire Service that's hurting us everyday . Learn about how interrupted sleep and lack of sleep effects us has a community. Learn some techniques to have better sleep has a first responder.

Part 2 of an amazing Podcast with military veterans Brian Woznicki, Alferdo Callballero and Dan Traeder. the 3 tell the stories of serving overseas and their experiences including losing close friends.

A special episode with Chicago Fire Department FF/PM and former Force Recon Marine Brian Woznicki hear the stories from 2 tours to Iraq which resulted in 3 Purple Hearts. We also had 2 special guests veterans Dan Traeder and Alfredo Caballero.

Pt 2 with retired Deputy Fire Commissioner for The Chicago Fire Department Mark Nielsen and his son Scott who is a current member of the Chicago Fire Department

Vince and Corey talk to retired Deputy Fire Commissioner for the Chicago Fire Department Mark Nielsen and his son Scott who is a current member of CFD. Mark talks about his 38 years with CFD, his book and how the fire service was back in "the day"

The Crew interviews the hosts of "Rush the Bus" hosted by 2 FDNY EMS paramedics who happen to also be partners!

Corey interviews Vince, and his friends from Bike Team 1. They talk about their incident at Navy Pier on the 4th of July. They talk about how everyone came together to keep the 4th of July celebrants safe and talk about how fast things can change for first responders.