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The podcast for and about firefighters, "Code 3" covers topics of interest to those in the fire service, in about 20 minutes, through interviews with those who know it best. From Chiefs to Probies, Engineers to Firefighters, and Paramedics to EMTs, award-winning journalist Scott Orr talks with them all.
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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 conversation, Pip and Jen Depoto discuss various topics related to fitness, athletics, and giving back to the community. They reflect on their athletic journeys and the importance of body awareness and core strength. They also discuss the challenges and benefits of youth sports and the impact of CrossFit on youth fitness. Jen shares her exp…
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In this episode, Mickey Farrell discusses the importance of the backup line, particularly with lithium-ion battery fires. He emphasizes the need for being action-oriented and having forward-thinking tactics due to the rapid and dangerous nature of these fires. Mickey also addresses the misconception that lithium-ion battery fires are only an urban …
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In this episode, Mickey reflects on his recent training experience and highlights the importance of building confidence in search operations. He emphasizes the need for training scenarios where no victims are present to develop the instinct and trust in one's abilities. Mickey also discusses allowing firefighters to give accurate reports and the im…
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Chad Cave, a Battalion Chief with the Frederick County, MD Fire Department has over 30 years in the fire service. He believes in feeding our young, creating a solid foundation for those that want the most from the job. He believes in doing the job, no short cuts and spending time in each position. He had a great officer spot and was happy with lead…
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Are you ready for this? There’s a whole class of hazardous chemicals that can damage your hearing, and they’re by-products of your average structure fire. Yes, that’s right: When you burn home furnishings, you don’t just get carcinogens. You get “ototoxic” chemicals. Now, the PPE you wear routinely for firefighting protects against this. But—just l…
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During our trip to Maui, HI, Jeremy had the opportunity to sit down with Louis Romero, a retired Battalion Chief with the Maui Fire Department. He, along with many other retired members of the department, assisted after the devastating fires that consumed parts of the beautiful island. Chief Romero talks about the importance of having ancestral kno…
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This Behind the Department episode is part of the 2024 Calendar project launched in conjunction with Fire and Safety Services of NJ. This premiere Pierce Fire Apparatus Dealership in NJ is celebrating their 60th anniversary this year. To celebrate this milestone, they launched an interactive calendar representing 12 builds across the state. Each bu…
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People have lived collaboratively with fire, and fire has brought and supported life since time immemorial. This was something Dr. Sasha Berleman heard when she was a young adult enrolled in an educational program at a nature reserve that her grandmother used to take her to. This sent her on a lifelong journey to explore and educate others on livin…
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Each year, accidental carbon monoxide poisonings cause at least 430 deaths in the U.S., and send more than 100,000 people to emergency rooms, according to the CDC. Studies have found that the number of accidental CO deaths has increased over the last decade. Today on the podcast, we speak to Richard Roberts, a member of several NFPA committees on c…
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In this episode, Pip interviews Anna, a firefighter paramedic and strongwoman competitor. They discuss Anna's transition from volunteer to career firefighter, the challenges of being a paramedic, and the physical demands of emergency services. Anna shares her experience in strongman training and how it complements her work as a firefighter paramedi…
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On todays mobile episode, Mickey Farrell discusses the importance of representing the fire service and the need to maintain professionalism during events like St. Patrick's Day and September 11th. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe to the channel to stay up to date on all podcasts.By Jeremy Donch and Robert Ridley
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Jonathan Yahr joins Jeremy on the podcast. Chief of the Lakewood, NJ Fire Department, Chief Yahr is all in on his department and community. The fastest growing community in NJ, Lakewood is bursting at the seams and it is the fire department's responsibility to keep up. As the department grows, it is imperative to not lose sight of the past. You can…
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Host Lisa Baker discusses the Women in Fire leadership conference hosted on April 15th in Indianapolis during FDIC. She invites speakers from the conference on to discuss the conference and their presentation. More: https://womeninfire.org/ Lisa Baker, Southwest Women in Fire TrusteeBy Fire Engineering Podcast
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Continuing to move forward, Danny Dwyer is now a Battalion Chief with a growling department in the Atlanta metro area. In his newly promoted position, Danny finds it humbling to be able to help write the playbook for the department. His ability to work with the new full time hires as well as creating the desired culture that fuels firemanship, Dann…
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Tom Merrill Invites Chris Naum on to discuss building construction awareness for the volunteer firefighter Chris Naum is a well-known and sought after presenter who has traveled the world discussing building construction and how it affects firefighting operations. He joins Tom Merrill to discuss this important topic, and provide a good overview of …
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In this episode, Pip is joined by Alan and Caleb, who are both podcast hosts and have backgrounds in emergency medical services (EMS) and fitness. They discuss the importance of combining education and entertainment in podcasts, as well as the challenges and trends in EMS education. The conversation also touches on the value of effective communicat…
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In this episode, Mickey and Brandon Lewis discuss the importance of being all in and dedicated to the fire service. They address the misconceptions about work-life balance and emphasize the commitment required in the early years of a firefighter's career. They compare the fire service to other professions, such as professional athletes and doctors,…
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A recent study done at North Carolina State University took a look at PFAS chemicals used in turnout gear and came to some interesting conclusions. PFS layers are what give current turnout coats and pants their oil and water repellency. They're also a known carcinogen, so donning PPE made with PFAS is dangerous even before you step onto your engine…
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In this episode, Mickey discusses the importance of understanding the fire service as a family and the unique nature of the job. He emphasizes the need for young firefighters to be fully committed and dedicated to the job. Mickey also highlights the importance of preserving traditions and attending funerals as a mandatory duty. He suggests the crea…
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Explore the thrilling intersection of firefighting and professional boxing in this captivating episode. On today's show, Chase and Sammy Worthington stop by to talk about what it takes to make a strong, lasting relationship through their personal experiences with a wildfire career and a professional boxing career. Chase Worthington, a Squad Leader …
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#BuildingsOnFire Christopher Naum on Buildings on Fire’s Taking it to the Streets podcast with guest Chief Doug Cline, from The Fire and Training Podcast continues the conversation with the conclusion of their Six-Part Podcast-Webcast Series; The Commercial Fireground with a new episode Part VI; Lessons, Learnings & New Risks Brought to you by Magn…
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Steve Lohr, Chief of the Hagerstown, MD Fire Department sits down with Jeremy at the Fire Truck Training Conference in Lansing, MI. Well verse on fire apparatus purchasing and maintenance, Chief Lohr talks about his appreciation for the FTTC and the relationships that come from such organizations.By Jeremy Donch and Robert Ridley
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As the number of energy storage and photovoltaic systems being installed across the world continues to rise dramatically, so does the need for trained professionals to ensure that these systems are reliable and safe for decades to come. Today on the podcast, we discuss the various codes and standards needed for the proper installation and maintenan…
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In this episode, Pip interviews Rob Murphy, a lieutenant with St. Augustine's Fire Department and former professional football player. They discuss the different chapters of Rob's life, including his transition from college football to the NFL and CFL, and his eventual career in the fire service. They also touch on topics such as moving between fir…
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In this conversation, Mickey reviews a post from September 25th, 2019, discussing the importance of effective communication in the fire service. He highlights the impact of stress on performance and emphasizes the need for clear and precise statements. Mickey also explores the concept of the 'screamer,' someone who is overwhelmed and tries to gain …
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On this episode of Tailboard Talk, Craig Nelson, Jeff Wallin, and Chris Rasmussen discuss the new OSHA Fire Brigade standard and how it may affect your fire department.. Surf Inspector - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Tailboard Talk Theme - Jeff Wallin …
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Rob Fisher, a Battalion Chief with 36 years of experience in the American Fire Service, discusses the importance of mentorship and personal growth. Rob shares his own experiences with mentors who shaped his career and highlights the need for more mentorship programs in the fire service. Rob also talks about the transition from firefighter to compan…
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AB Turenne, the founder of Hops and Halligans, is one to take action. Sitting around and stewing doesn't suit AB well. He is the guy to get things done. No time to waste, even if "there's history". Career Fire Captain in charge of the Training, AB has found a way to connect the job using today's methods. Based in CT, Hops and Halligans brings in ou…
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In this conversation, Mickey Farrell discusses the importance of victim removal versus sustained advantage in high-pressure rescue operations. He emphasizes the need for common sense and split-second decision-making in real-life fire conditions. Farrell explores the concept of area of refuge as a transitional means of victim removal, rather than im…
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