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- Episode 2, Kevin Zimmerman
In the latest episode of The Front Seat Debrief, we sit down with veteran firefighter Kevin Zimmerman, who shares his remarkable journey through the fire service. From his early inspirations to navigating the complexities of firehouse politics, Kevin offers a candid look into a profession that demands dedication, resilience, and camaraderie.
2 hr 8 min - Episode 1, Zane Cozby
In the inaugural episode of the podcast "The Front Seat Debrief," US Army veteran and therapist Josh Campbell sits down with seasoned nurse and US Army veteran Zane Cozby to delve into the complexities of mental health, shaped by their shared experiences in the military and healthcare. Their candid discussion reveals the challenges faced by those in high-stress professions and emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health openly.
1 hr 49 min - Teaser: Episode 1, Zane Cozby
Episode 1 Teaser!
We are working to get episodes produced as quickly as we can so that we can start releasing them. Look for full episodes in the coming weeks!4 min
About The Front Seat Debrief
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Social worker and therapist, Josh Campbell, a US Army veteran and former paramedic/firefighter, digs into the mental health challenges that veterans, first responders, and healthcare professionals…
face on a daily basis. The guests bring their personal experiences to the discussion allowing listeners to relate and understand the challenges these populations struggle with, better understand the coping mechanisms many people use to get by, and find hope and support in beginning their own journey to healing.
Language and Content Advisory:
This show is a look into the real lives of people. As such, explicit language is often used and some listeners may find the subject matter hits too close to home. If you feel you need to talk to someone about your experience with the traumas of the job, feel free to reach out to us: [email protected]
Language and Content Advisory:
This show is a look into the real lives of people. As such, explicit language is often used and some listeners may find the subject matter hits too close to home. If you feel you need to talk to someone about your experience with the traumas of the job, feel free to reach out to us: [email protected]