A listener sent in a scene that was odd, so Bob and Mike “re-create” the scenario as if they were there and give a few lessons learned.

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With COVID-19 fading away (hopefully), many departments are faced with the new reality that continuing education and hands-on-training needs to continue. Bob and Mike weigh in on how they are handling it at their department and dive into the national guidelines.

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Michael and Bobby continue discussing how to set up and run training classes in the era of COVID-19. They delve into the guidelines and recommendations from the CDC and OSHA, focusing on maintaining safety while conducting face-to-face training sessions. The episode includes practical advice for implementing PPE, maintaining hygiene, and adapting training procedures to the current pandemic situation.

With COVID seemingly (hopefully) fading and the new reality of the show must go on, many Departments and entities are facing the fact that face-to-face classwork needs to continue. Bob and Mike try to mix both what is happening locally to them and some national guidelines to help all you faced with this dilemma. 

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With COVID seemingly (hopefully) fading and the new reality of the show must go on, many Departments and entities are facing the fact that face-to-face classwork needs to continue. Bob and Mike try to mix both what is happening locally to them and some national guidelines to help all you faced with this dilemma. 

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With COVID-19 fading away (hopefully), many departments are faced with the new reality that continuing education and hands-on-training needs to continue. Bob and Mike weigh in on how they are handling it at their department and dive into the national guidelines.

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Michael and Bobby discuss how to set up and run training classes during the COVID-19 pandemic. They cover guidelines and recommendations from various health organizations, focusing on maintaining safety while conducting face-to-face training sessions. The episode includes practical advice for implementing PPE, maintaining hygiene, and adapting training procedures to the current pandemic situation.

We were lucky enough to catch up with Dr. Christina Baxter about the current pandemic (COVID-19). She shares her insights and introduces her new, continuing education courses available exclusively on THMG e-University!

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Michael and Bobby are joined by Dr. Christina Baxter to provide an update on COVID-19. They discuss the latest scientific findings, the importance of proper PPE, and the challenges of navigating the influx of information and misinformation during the pandemic. Dr. Baxter also shares insights on antibody testing, the efficacy of different masks, and best practices for ensuring safety.

We were lucky enough to catch up with Dr. Christina Baxter in regards to the current pandemic COVID-19 and a few classes that she provided for the listeners about the affliction itself and the identifying PPE.  

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Mike describes his personal experience with coronavirus and provides insight in combating the pandemic.

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Michael and Bobby share their personal experiences with COVID-19 and discuss how the virus affected their lives and work. They delve into the symptoms, the impact on their firehouse, and the broader implications for the hazmat community. This episode provides a candid look at the challenges and lessons learned from dealing with the coronavirus.

Mike and the RONA took a go in the ring, and unfortunately, Mike lost. 

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Bob gets to catch up with two firefighters from different part of the country while Mike recovers from COVID-19. We get a chance to chat with Tyler Broughton and Paul Ator (Oklahoma FD) about the future of training and handling the unique situations that have been presented by this pandemic

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Michael and Bobby discuss the differences in regional hazmat responses with guests Tyler Brought and Paul Ator. They explore how geographic and organizational variations impact hazmat operations, training, and inter-agency collaboration. The discussion includes insights into PPE use, metering technologies, and the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in the hazmat field.