Due Work

Due Work

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Due Work episodes

  • Ep. 9 - The Millennial Problem with Bobby Reichardt
    The one where the boys are amazed that a guest would drive all the way from sunny El Paso to the wintry Panhandle for an interview, they discuss what being a young officer is all about, why millennials get a bad rap and how to change it, and the fact that Cody & Stephen are lazier for having fallen in love with the Hose Mule. Keystones make a comeback in this episode and if you listen closely, you'll be able to hear the beer flowing down the esophaguses/esophagi and belched out in vapor form.
    2 hr 3 min
  • Ep. 7 - Positive Fire Service Culture, Traditions & Leather Helmets, & Chief Scott Thompson
    The one where the boys bicker very briefly, much too briefly in fact, on politics, Cody saw a cool double-decker bus, Stephen bitches about unfair media coverage, and Chief Scott Thompson of The Colony (TX) Fire Department comes on the show to learn the hosts up on how to create and maintain a positive fire department culture centered around training and tradition. Chief Thompson's book, "The Functional Fire Company: Positioning Small Groups For Success And Survival", will be out soon via Fire Engineering. Also, Stephen messed up the title in the interview and is working diligently on his next "Dear Chief..." letter!
    43 min
  • Ep. 5 - Calling A MAYDAY, Doing PAR Correctly, and RIT Training with Lt. Stacy Nolen
    The one where the boys lost the first part of their interview, Cody worked overtime and missed the re-deux, which allowed Stephen to get some solo interview time with the amazing Lt. Stacy Nolen of the Borger Fire Department, and Cody magically reappears in the latter half of the episode. Lt. Nolen is a man of action who inspires change and puts on one hell of a MAYDAY/RIT course, and he shares all of this with the Due Work Brotherhood. All the listener is missing from the experience is the sweaty gear!
    2 hr 10 min
  • Ep. 4 - GPMvBTU, Good Salesmanship & Vollies - Interview with Gerald Johnston
    The one where the boys talk about Cody transforming from a dirty heathen to a civilized presenter in his crusade to get right with an NFPA standard, Stephen sadly informs the audience that his stupid-slow internet sliced an episode in half and flushed it into the ether, and Army veteran and professional volunteer firefighter/salesman Gerald Johnston tells us his story. Also regrettably, the boys only briefly discussed smoothbores and fog nozzles so the fire service debate "blue balls" continue on for just awhile longer.
    1 hr 45 min

About Due Work

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Welcome to Due Work, a conversational podcast where three small-town firefighters bring the firehouse talk home!