Fire Engineering Podcast

Sons of the Flag is a nonprofit organization supporting military, first responders, and civilian burn survivors by providing funding for innovative research. The Sons of the Flag brings together passionate community leaders, pioneering physicians, experienced military service members, dedicated first responders and purposeful civilians to complete its mission. 

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

Join Jeremy Hurd, a fire captain and chaplain, as he talks about how and why a chaplain program is important to the fire service.

Battalion Chief Danny Sheridan and company discuss another simulation and talk fireground strategy. On tonight's show, he will discuss top-floor fires and transitioning from offensive to defensive attack mode.

Survivable Space: Why We Should Occupy It

Join Zach King, Lone Star F.O.O.L.S. President, Brad Mason, Lone Star F.O.O.L.S. Vice President, and Ryan Endicott, Lone Star F.O.O.L.S. Training Trustee, as they discuss the importance of occpying all survivable spaces in a working fire. They will address why we should be in there and what is preventing us from doing so.

The Fraternal Order of Leatherheads Society (F.O.O.L.S.) is an organization dedicated to the camaraderie and brotherhood forged between firefighters. The F.O.O.L.S. provide realistic training for firefighters and feel it is their duty to keep their brothers and sisters in the fire service as safe as possible on the fireground.     

More: https://www.foolsinternational.com/

Dr. Beth Murphy looks at mental and behavioral health issues in the fire service.

Fire service attorney Chip Comstock talks to guest Candice McDonald about reputation management, FLSA issues, and more.

Members of the International Association of Women in Fire & Emergency Services (iWomen) talk about fire camps, recruitment, and various other issues affecting female firefighters.

More: https://www.i-women.org/

Join Chris Baker and his guests, Chief Dan Kerrigan and Lieutenant Jim Moss from Firefighter Functional Fitness as they discuss the culture of physical fitness in the fire service and what it takes to become a future firefighter. Our discussion will range from pre-academy fitness assessments in the application process, to the importance of maintaining a fitness lifestyle beyond the fire academy and throughout your career.

Join Host Chris Baker and his guests, Chief Dan Kerrigan and Captain Jim Moss from Firefighter Functional Fitness as they discuss the culture of physical fitness in the fire service and what it takes to become a future firefighter. Our discussion will range from pre-academy fitness assessments in the application process, to the importance of maintaining a fitness lifestyle beyond the fire academy and throughout your career.