In the seventh episode of the Roll Call Podcast (113 mins), Lieutenant Andrew Murtagh sits with Firefighter Dan Murphy, Firefighter Willie Wong, and Captain  Ed Vail to discuss truck operations as it pertains to the San Francisco Fire Department and its members.

In the sixth episode of the Roll Call Podcast (89 mins), Lt. Maiko Bristow sits with Firefighter Bettrietta Kime, Firefighter Brian Jesson, and recently retired Lieutenant John Chung to discuss pump operations as it pertains to the San Francisco Fire Department and it's members.

In the fifth episode of the Roll Call Podcast (61 mins), Captain Matt Baker sits with Chief of Department Dean Crispen, Battalion Chief Jim O'Connell, and recently retired Battalion Chief Tom McGuire to discuss fires in void spaces and why they are important in the San Francisco Fire Department.

In the fourth episode of the Roll Call Podcast (80 mins), Captain Leo Tingin (Ret.) sits with Firefighter Adam Wood (Ret.), FF Cristina Zammarchi, and Department Physician Dr. Steven Chang to discuss the cancer epidemic in the fire service and the prevention efforts in the San Francisco Fire Department.

In the third episode of the Roll Call Podcast (63 mins), Assistant Deputy Chief of Training Marc Kasper sits with Assistant Deputy Chief of EMS Tony Molloy, Battalion Chief Dan Molloy and Lieutenant of Prevention Kathy Gilbraith (ret.) to discuss career paths and opportunities within the SFFD, and how one family of first responders took their own paths.

In the second episode of the Roll Call Podcast (59 mins), Assistant Deputy Chief of Training Marc Kasper sits with Assistant Chief Mike Thompson, Acting Battalion Chief Chris Benz and Training Captain Dustin Novo to discuss what it takes to be a Leader, specifically in the SFFD.

In the Roll Call Podcast's inaugural episode (54 mins), Fire Chief Dean Crispen, Deputy Chief of Operations Vic Wyrsch (Retired), and Lieutenant Kevin Salas (Retired) sit down to talk about their experience in the aftermath of the tragic events that occurred on September 11, 2001.