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The NFPA Podcast

National Fire Protection Association

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The NFPA Podcast is the place for safety professionals to stay up to speed on the fast-paced world of electrical, fire, and life safety. Hear in-depth conversations with people out in the field about how they are confronting new challenges and staying on top of emerging technologies to keep the world safe. Listen the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. Email jroman@nfpa.org to send feedback or recommend a topic for future episodes.
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The Anchor Point Podcast

The Anchor Point Podcast

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Discover the premier and original podcast dedicated to wildland firefighting, the vibrant culture surrounding wildland firefighters, firefighter mental health and physical performance, and the wilderness - The Anchor Point Podcast... Join our global community as we delve into the captivating stories of Wildland Firefighters, shed light on career opportunities, promote fire prevention awareness, educate the public, and openly discuss the mental health struggles and triumphs faced by firefight ...
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In this episode, Pip interviews Jordan from Flip Flop Firefighter, a firefighter-owned apparel business. They discuss Jordan's journey as a firefighter and how he started his own business. They also talk about the importance of off-duty bonding and mental health in the fire service. The conversation touches on topics such as the different phases of…
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Jim Duffy and Anthony Avillo invite on Rusty Rocker, the president of the New England FOOLS organization. They discuss his career, the history of the New England Fools, and what they do to stimulate training for the fire service. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics and LogRX.By Fire Engineering Podcast
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Hosts Jim Silvernail and Jason Hoevelman invite on Sean Duffy. They discuss his article about Two-In/Two-Out, the mission of the fire service, and his beliefs on how to be safer, more efficient, and more effective on the foreground, while meeting the fire service's core objectives. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics and LogRX.…
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Join host Christopher Naum on BuildingsonFire’s Taking it to the Streets podcast-webcast with his concluding episode wrapping up the conversation on Building Construction Training for the Built-Environment, A Three-Part Series; Part Three, Thursday July 25, 2024 at 7:30pm ET on FireEngineering.com’s BlogTalk Radio. Now on YouTube as well. Check out…
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Born in England, moved to Los Angeles, jumps across the country to New Hampshire, Adam Mills has quite the story to tell. Arriving in the US at the age of 7, he found the fire service early on with an explorer post in Los Angeles. This fueled his passion for the emergency services which soon lead him to the California Department of Forestry and the…
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Host Lisa Baker invites on a panel of guests to showcases their presentations at the upcoming Women in FIre International Conference September 11-14 in San Diego, CA, Host Lisa Baker Southwest Trustee Women in FIre Guests Travis Ford - Leading from Where you are. Deborah Fearheller - Cardiac Risk: How does it present differently in women Dr. Donnie…
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Sean Eagen is a Captain with the Buffalo, NY Fire Department. He has been on the podcast multiple times with Jeremy and always has insights and knowledge to share. This catch up session between the two talks alot about the mentoring process. A firm believer that each position takes a minimum of three years to get proficient at it, Sean appreciates …
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Research has shown that doing wildfire mitigation work, like replacing wooden shingles or removing dead leaves from the gutters, drastically reduces the chances of your home becoming a heap of ash when a wildfire strikes. But how much does the public know about these potentially life-saving activities? Today on the podcast, we dig into a comprehens…
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In this conversation, Pip interviews Shay Mountford from Blaze of Glory Fitness. They discuss Shay's journey from being a nanny to becoming a firefighter and the challenges they faced along the way. Shay shares their experience of going through the hiring process and the importance of physical fitness and preparation for the fire academy. Shay also…
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"Bless your heart" is a southern way of saying so many things in one quick phrase. Joey Petruccelli, a transplant from NJ to Richmond,VA, loves being an inner city fireman. His NJ charm sometimes gets in the way of his drive and hustle but he doesnt apologize for who he is. Like the southerns, "bless your heart" is a kinder, gentler way than the ro…
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Guest Steve Prziborowski is back with Tom Merrill to talk about his best-selling book, 101 Tips to Ace Your Promotional Exam. While most volunteer agencies do not have promotional exams in order for members to advance up the chain, the fact is many of the tips he talks about are universal and apply to firefighters everywhere. Even though there may …
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In this episode, Pip interviews Brandon from Fire to Light, discussing various topics related to the fire service, personal experiences, and the challenges faced by firefighters. The conversation covers themes such as personal appearance in the fire service, the psychological side of the job, wildland firefighting, and the importance of life experi…
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David Rhodes talks with Danny Sheridan, author of Fire Scene Discipline: True Stories of Close Calls. They discuss his 38-year career in the FDNY, the personal incidents that make up the book, and what people can take away from the book to make themselves safer on the fireground. The book: https://fireengineeringbooks.com/books/fire-scene-disciplin…
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Melanie joined Jeremy on the podcast once again to discuss the Virginia Move Over Laws that she has been advocating for for some time. Her tireless efforts protecting first responders is evident by her hard work and tenacity when fighting for our safety. Her latest battle is to repeal legislation that was cut in this years Virginia state budget. Th…
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Today on this episode of Frontline Mindset, Rob sits down with Jared Vermeulen, a Captain in Boca Raton, Florida, to discuss his book, The Modern Fire Officer, and the journey that inspired him to write it. This book serves as a blueprint for anyone aspiring to be a fire officer. Jared delves into a variety of topics, and together, he and Rob explo…
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As the new Director of Training and Safety for the Norwich, CT Fire Department, Jason Erban has found his spot. This challenging position allows for Jason to craft his narrative for training as an outsider coming into a new organization. Navigating a new position and department has been a welcomed challenge. Jason’s previous careers with two other …
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The Sons of the Flag crew discusses the events coming up this summer, as well as the role of humor when looking at life events. Sons of the Flag is a nonprofit organization supporting military, first responders, and civilian burn survivors by providing funding for innovative research. The Sons of the Flag brings together passionate community leader…
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Despite overwhelming proof that home fire sprinklers save lives, fewer than 10 percent of all new homes being built in the United States today are equipped with sprinklers, and most states refuse to mandate their use. However, fire marshals and others are finding creative ways to incentivize developers to include fire sprinklers in new housing proj…
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Pip welcomes John Nason, a shipboard firefighter and amateur wrestler for this episode. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the significance of off-duty activities, the impact of podcasting, the role of music in daily routines, the challenges and rewards of firefighting, and the experience of amateur wrestling. The discussion delve…
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James McVey, NYPD Aviation police officer, and pilot, joins Mickey over a few pints to discuss James time in law enforcement, specifically in Harlem and Spanish Harlem neighborhoods during the 80s crack epidemic. The conversation then shifts to his time in the NYPD's Emergency Service Unit (ESU), where they discuss the different roles and responsib…
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Host Eddie Buchanan speaks with Chief Chuck Ryan and Assistant Chief Mike Carsten of the Tucson (AZ) Fire Department about data, community risk reduction, and how they are using data to make their department more efficient and effective. Brought to you by TenCate Protective Fabrics and LogRXBy Fire Engineering Podcast
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Five years with the Mobile, AL Fire Department, Rique Bush has found his place. Growing up in a tough place, odds stacked against him, Rique found that his purpose ion life was to do good, stay away for the inner city pressures and make his family proud. Baseball became a big part of his identy, a team sport that kept him occupied and taught him ab…
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One of the least exciting jobs for a firefighter is the dreaded Community Risk Reduction assignment. In an urban environment, CRR may mean doing a meeting with the people you serve. Or maybe you’re changing smoke alarm batteries. Either of those—not exciting, but not so much work, either. But if your department covers urban and rural areas, where y…
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It is fun to watch Dave's career grow and expand into where he is today. Whether on the job in Manchester, NH as a Lieutenant or traveling the country speaking, teaching and learning, Dave has come to understand that we must look at the future and be sure we are doing everything in our power to promote the next people to push the job forward. Belie…
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In this episode, Pip is joined by Travis and Cav from Dynamic Human Performance to discuss the importance of self-care and finding balance in the fire service. They talk about the different shift schedules in the fire service and how they affect sleep and overall well-being. They emphasize the need for firefighters to prioritize their health and fi…
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In this episode, Eric Dreiman discusses what it takes to be a great effective company officer. Some people may view the job as a glorified babysitter, but they are missing the point. What does it take to lead and grow the next generation of great firefighters and company officers? Eric Dreiman tackles that question. Sponsored by TenCate Protective …
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James Island, SC Professional Firefighters Union President Sean Foulois is advocating for fair and equal compensation for his firefighters. This unique public safety district has fallen behind with their commitment to the firefighters and they are losing members to other departments. Their numbers are low, morale is low and the work schedule is det…
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(This episode is a rebroadcast of a June, 2018 edition of Code 3) On June 30, 2018, the fifth anniversary of the LODD of 19 members of the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew at Yarnell Hill, a memorial ceremony was held in Prescott, Arizona, their home base. The brief ceremony commemorated their loss and celebrated their lives. This is the e…
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Growing up in his Providence, RI neighborhood, Dan Rinaldi chased the fire trucks through the streets and realized this was the path he was going to go down. Filling in an application at 17 years old, he was soon hired and realized this job was truly for him. Fast forward 36 years later, Dan is now one of the most senior men on the job, assigned to…
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The Women in Fire panel discusses pregnancy/paternity policies in the fire service. Host Lisa Baker South West Trustee Women in Fire Panel Erin Lamb South Metro Colorado AMber Piggue Berkeley Ca Fire Morgan Sajdahl Pierce County Washington Maia Earle Washington ane owner of thebeltaneguild.org Sponsored by TenCate Protective Fabrics and MagneGrip…
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In March, NFPA announced the formation of a new for-profit corporation called NFPA Global Solutions, a venture unique from anything NFPA has undertaken in its history. On today’s podcast, Jim Pauley, NFPA’s president and CEO, joins us to explain the vision for NFPA Global Solutions, and why now was the right time for NFPA to branch out in this new …
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In this conversation, Pip interviews Trevor Williams, a firefighter and the inventor of the Williams key, a tool used for soft entry and forcible entry. They discuss the use of AI in various industries, the importance of being cautious with AI, and the ever-changing landscape of technology. They also touch on the challenges of marketing and the nee…
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