Riding Big Red

It’s our Season 3 Finale and in this episode, we are joined by two guest firefighters who are going to share an extremely difficult call that they experienced together.

In this episode we are reflecting on this Season of Riding Big Red, playing Reverse 911 or Not, and then we’re going on a few calls involving police K9s. Also, at the end of this episode we will be spending some time preparing you for our intense Season 3 finale.

In this episode we’re talking about some hilarious videos we saw on TikTok, discussing car accidents and the jaws of life, then we’re going on a call involving multiple people injured and a horrific fatality.

In this episode we are playing “What would you do?”,  discussing how firefighters deal with bad guys on the job, and then we’re going on a call where a murder suspect was shot nine times.

 Content and trigger warning. In this episode, we will be talking about suicide. If this content is too difficult to listen too, we understand and hope you join us next week. If you or somebody you know has been affected by suicide you can visit suicidepreventionlifeline.org for more information and support.

In this episode we’re playing 911 or Not, discussing HAZMAT training, and then we’re going on two HAZMAT calls involving a suspicious white powder and an ammonia spill. 

In this episode we’re talking about some funny neighborhood 911 calls, Max is going to take us on a horrific car accident we witnessed on vacation, and then we’re going to find out how a Corvette got torn in half.

In this episode we’re playing Reverse 911 or Not, my dad is going on a rant about something, and then he’s taking us on a three-alarm fire at a nightclub.

In this episode we’re discussing technical rescue, going on a call involving a giant fly swatter, and then we’ll hear a story about when cops need assistance from their fellow emergency comrades. 

In this episode we’re talking about the relationship firefighters have with schools, how they get involved, and then we’re going on a call involving a sixteen-year-old and an electric cheese grader.