In this, our first episode of the new year we talk about the departments in our county, some past and some present, as well as some other mutual aid departments, or other units that may be requested to assist in mitigating an incident. We talk a little bit about our goals for the new year, and what we learned from last year. Our special guests for this episode are Melissa Berecin, Kevin Straub, Mark Sanders, and Brianna Henson. Please enjoy this episode, and if you do, let us know. We would love to hear from you. Thank you very much for listening, visit our website at rururalresponders.com, and while you're at it, why don't you send us a letter too, our address is Rural Responders Podcast PO BOX 42 MERCERSBURG PA 17236-0042.

In this episode we get to sit down for a little bit of a debate, and trivia with some very special guests including Mike Luger, Matt Elter, Fire Chief Mark Sanders, and Dale Myers III. From firefighting foam to how the fire service seems to run in the family for a lot of people. Please enjoy this episode, and if you do, let us know. We would love to hear from you. Thank you very much for listening, visit our website at rururalresponders.com, and while you're at it, why don't you send us a letter too, our address is Rural Responders Podcast PO BOX 42 MERCERSBURG PA 17236-0042.

In this month's episode we hear from Melissa Berecin and Mark Sanders about the Ambulance Club at MMPW. What is an Ambulance Club you may ask, and for the answer you will have to listen. We hear about the Ambulance Club, EMS billing at MMPW, Important information for the coming season, and plenty more. Visit our website at rururalresponders.com, send us a letter too while you are at it, our address is Rural Responders Podcast PO BOX 42 MERCERSBURG PA 17236-0042.

This is one of the more exhuberant episodes that we have recorded lately, we were fortunate to have two wonderful people on the podcast today that are both on staff with MMPW. We hope that you enjoy this podcast as much as we did. We hear from Mary and Josh who are both on the same shift, and obviously hate each other. You will learn by listening that I am being sarcastic when I say that, they really get along very well. We get to hear a little bit about how the both of them got into fire/EMS, we also learn some with fire prevention week/month coming upon us, as well as how you can make us feel a little bit better if an ambulance crew bursts in your front door by mistake looking for a patient. As always thank you very much for listening, visit our website at rururalresponders.com, why don't you send us a letter too, our address is Rural Responders Podcast PO BOX 42 MERCERSBURG PA 17236-0042.

In this episode we get to tell you our stories of how we got to where we are now in emergency services. I get to tell mine, and Mary tells hers. Mine is pretty short because I am still fairly new to everything, but Mary's has a bit more to it. Thank you very much for listening, visit our website at rururalresponders.com, why don't you send us a letter too, our address is Rural Responders Podcast PO BOX 42 MERCERSBURG PA 17236-0042.

In this episode Mary and I go walk around at the MMPW block party, we talk to some of the people that came out for the event, and try to have a little fun along the way, we hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you very much for listening, visit our website at rururalresponders.com, why don't you send us a letter too, our address is Rural Responders Podcast PO BOX 42 MERCERSBURG PA 17236-0042.

This episode marks one whole year since our first episode, we are very thankful for everyone that has put up with us for the past year, and we hope that you stick with us through this year to come as well. This episode we get a chance to talk with several people, Fire Chief 9 Mark Sanders, a semi-regular guest, Greg Weller a Montgomery Township Supervisor, and the following representatives from West Penn Power: Ty Carter - a Supply Supervisor, James Healy Jr. - Regional Operations Manager, and Kevin Eck - Local Engagement. We get to talk about the storm that occured in April of this year on the Saturday before Easter. We learn about the storm, what damage it caused, how they recovered, and we learn a few general safety tips when it comes to downed electric lines. Thank you very much for listening, visit our website at rururalresponders.com, why don't you send us a letter too, our address is Rural Responders Podcast PO BOX 42 MERCERSBURG PA 17236-0042.

In this month's episode we have a very welcomed opportunity to talk to two individuals from Franklin County Pennsylvania's Department of Emergency Services. We get to learn about what it is like in our dispatch center, what the first call of an incident might be like, what you should know when you call 911, and so much more. We hope that you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we did recording it. Thank you very much for listening, we would love to hear from you. You can email us at [email protected], send us a message on our website ruralresponders.com, or you can send us a letter, our mailing address is Rural Responders Podcast PO BOX 42 MERCERSBURG PA 17236-0042.

This month we have some very special visitors with us from New Jersey, we have a great time with some old friends for a little longer than our usual podcasts. Please leave a comment if you are listening from a platform with that ability, or send us an email, our email address is [email protected]. Thank you for listening.

We are very excited to bring you this interview with Neil Gunnet, it was a little while in the making, but it is here now. Neil Gunnet as some may know is very passionate about helping people, and in this episode we learn just a little bit about how he has been able to help some of the victims of hurricane Helene. We learn about some of the damage that the hurricane has caused, how he has been able to help, and how many others have been able to help as well. We would like to personally thank everyone that has helped so far, and will help in the future, the work isn't done yet. Thank you to everyone that has donated time, money, items, anything else too. I am sure that it is greatly appreciated.