I had the opportunity to talk with two female firefighters. This is the second episode.

I asked them what they would say or recommend to a young girl who was interested in being a firefighter.

So if you know of anyone interested in becoming a ff, please share.

This episode is with Tabitha . She has been in the fire service for over 5 years and she is gonna share what she would say or recommend to a young girl who’s interested in fire fighting.

Available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

If you have found any value in RIT Talk, please leave a review. This will also help to get the word out.

Have a great day. Don’t quit. Keep pushing forward!

On this episode I had the chance to talk with Johnnie. He’s been in the fire service over 22 years. He shares a little more about himself as well as tells us something that he thinks will improve firefighter mental health.

We are increasing mental health awareness through conversation. Another way to do so is to give the podcast a review. If you found any value in RIT Talk, please leave a positive review. This will also help to get the word out.

Don’t quit and keep pushing forward.

On this episode I talked with Chad. He retired from the fire service after many moons. He shares a little more about himself as well as tells us something that he thinks will improve firefighter/first responder mental health.

We want to increase awareness about mental health. One way to do so, is to talk about it. Another way is to give the podcast a review. If you found any value in RIT Talk, please leave a positive review. This will help to het the word out. Don’t quit and keep pushing forward.

Welcome to episode 36. On this episode I had the chance to talk with Orlando. He’s been in the fire service over 15 years. He shares a little more about himself as well as tells us something that he thinks will improve firefighter/first responder mental health.

We want to increase awareness about mental health. One way to do so, is to talk about it. Another way is to give the podcast a review. If you found any value in RIT Talk, please leave a positive review. This will also help to get the word out.

Dusty has been in the fire service for about 32 years. He tells us a little more about himself as well as shares with us something that he thinks will help improve firefighter/first responder mental health.

We want to increase awareness about mental health. One way to do so, is to talk about it. Another way is to give the podcast a positive review. If you have found any value in RIT Talk, please leave a positive review. This will also help to get the word out.

Recently I had the opportunity to talk with two female firefighters.

I asked them what they would say or recommend to a young girl who was interested in being a firefighter.

So if you know of anyone interested in becoming a ff, please share.

This episode is with Stacy. She has been in the fire service for about 2 years and she is gonna share what she would say or recommend to a young girl who’s interested in fire fighting.

I will be putting these two out as separate episodes that’ll be available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

We want to increase awareness about mental health. One way to do so, is to talk about it. Another way is to give the podcast a positive review. If you have found any value in RIT Talk, please leave a review. This will also help to get the word out.

Gary has been in the fire service over 13 years. He shares a little more about himself as well as tells us something that he thinks will improve firefighter/first responder mental health.

We want to increase awareness about mental health. One way to do so, is to talk about it. That’s what we’re here to do. Don’t quit and keep pushing forward.

Jid has been in the fire service about 5 1/2 years. He shares a little more about himself as well as tells us something that he thinks will improve firefighter/first responder mental health.

We want to increase awareness about mental health. One way to do so, is to talk about it. That’s what we’re here to do. Don’t quit and keep pushing forward.

Raul has been in the fire service about 7 years. He shares a little more about himself as well as tells us something that he thinks will improve firefighter/first responder mental health.

We want to increase awareness about mental health. One way to do so, is to talk about it. That’s what we’re here to do. Don’t quit and keep pushing forward.

Tabitha has been in the fire service for 5 years. She shares a little more about herself as well as tells us something that she thinks will improve firefighter/first responder mental health.

We want to increase awareness about mental health. One way to do so, is to talk about it. That’s what we’re here to do. Don’t quit and keep pushing forward.