Fire Engineering Podcast

Have you heard someone say something along the lines of, "This department is doomed because of the next generation coming in" or do you remember someone saying that about your generation? Well, Dane Carley, Craig Nelson, and Jeff Wallin discuss why we think that is a poor outlook. The incoming generation knows as little about the job as the generation before did when we started but someone taught us the values and expectations of the fire service and our department so now it's our turn to return the favor to the young firefighters coming into the job.

Dave Dalrymple talks vehicle extrication, rescue, EMS, and much more! In this episode, Dave revisits cutting techniques and options.

Join Capt. Mike Dugan (FDNY) and Capt. Mike Gagliano (Seattle Fire) on Wednesday August 15th , at 4:30 PM (Pacific) as they discuss the Ten Commandments of Leadership with Chief John Norman (FDNY Ret.)

Chief Norman has spent his entire career leading firefighters and mentoring them to do the same. When John taught this class at Seattle Fire, career chief officers were calling the fire chief at breaks and telling him every chief in the department should be at the class. We agree and are excited to share his amazing insights with you. This is your chance to listen to and ask questions of one of the brightest minds in the history of the fire service.

Anthony Kastros and Ed Hadfield talk about fire command, leadership, the NIOSH Five, and much more.

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In this brand new show, Steve Hamilton will discuss firefighters and first responders responding to scenes of violence.

In the premiere episode, Steve will speak with guest Battalion Chief Alex Lurig, law enforcement liaison for Miami-Dade (FL) Fire Rescue.

Mark Guest tonight is Doug & Karen Monda for Survive First. Survive First is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, whose mission is to assist first responders and families who need mental health support from the impact of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression, and substance abuse.

Mark Lamplugh is a fourth-generation firefighter and former captain with the Lower Chichester (PA) Fire Company. He was the Chief Executive Officer with 360 Wellness Inc. (http://www.360wellness.org/) and now working with Institute for Responder Wellness and Deer Hollow Recovery with their First Responder PTSD/Trauma program.  Lamplugh is also nationally recognized in Crisis Stress Intervention through the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress. He has helped hundreds of firefighters, police officers, veterans, EMS personnel, and civilians nationwide find help for addiction, alcoholism, PTSD, and mental health support. He can be reached for comment at [email protected].

The four owners of Traditions Training--Ricky Riley, Dan Shaw, Doug Mitchell, and Nick Martin--provide advice and direction on how to keep combat ready.      

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Dr. Beth Murphy discusses all things mental health and wellness. Dr. Beth and guests will address topics in the fire service from entry level psychological evaluations to ongoing mental health issues, from routine to the unexpected.

This edition of Taking it to the Streets will honor the remembrance of the FDNY Waldbaum Fire that occured on August 2, 2978, with the live broadcast on the 40th Anniversary of the event that resulted in the Line-of-Duty Deaths of Six FDNY Firefighters. Special Program Guests will include Deputy Chief Vinny Dunn, FDNY (ret), Battalion Chief Danny Sheridan, FDNY and Captain John Ceriello, FDNY.

Honor, Remebrance and Learnings for FDNY covering Lt. James Cutillo 39, 33rd Battalion, Fr Charles Bouton 38, Ladder Co 156, Fr William O’Conner 29, Ladder Co 156, Fr James P McManus, 48, Ladder Co 153, Fr George Rice, 38, Ladder Co 153, Fr Harold F. Hastings, 40, Ladder Co 153.

Host James Johnson discusses building construction developments and fire codes and how they impact fire and firefighter safety.