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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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The September 2024 featured department on the Fire and Safety Services Ltd. Calendar Project is the Borough of Berlin, NJ Fire Department. Jeremy sits down with Battalion Chief Mark Maloney and Deputy Chief / Fire Marshall Bill Behnke to discuss their dynamic department while paying homage to their culture and history.For more information on this d…
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In this “mini” episode of The Size Up, Pip reflects on the end of summer, the loss of a friend to cancer, and his own self-doubt. He discusses the importance of schedules, the impact of his unique gifts, and the power of sharing others' stories. Pip also invites listeners to suggest guests for future episodes and offers gratitude for their support.…
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16 years with the Sioux City, Iowa Fire Department, George Glass has certainly found his love for the job. Working blue collar jobs prior to the fire service, his personal drive and work ethic has set him up for success in the fire service. His early days of being mentored by hard hitting firefighters, they laid down the expectations and demands of…
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For fire safety educators, breaking through the noise to deliver the right messages to the people who need to hear it can be an enormous challenge. Some are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to discover new insights and strategies. Today on the podcast, we talk to Brene Duggins, a former NFPA Educator of the Year and an early adopter …
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In this conversation, Pip and Marlon discuss their experiences as firefighters and law enforcement officers, highlighting the challenges and rewards of their respective careers. They touch on topics such as the fear and mental wellness in emergency services, the impact of overtime on work-life balance, and the public perception of firefighters and …
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Never get too old to learn new things. Hosts David Polikoff, Robert James (RJ), and Sam Villani talk about how to keep your training fresh. They discuss examples from their own classes on halligan use, forcible entry, and command. They also touch on how their departments maintain the proficiency of their rookies while sustaining the interest of sea…
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Hosts Jim Silvernail and Jason Hoevelman speak with P.J. Norwood and Sean Gray about their recent article in Fire Engineering about modern firefighting tactics in residential structures. Read it: https://www.fireengineering.com/firefighting/modern-firefighting-tactics-in-residential-structures/ Sponsored by MagneGrip.…
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Host Eric Dreiman talks with Erich Roden about his career in the Milwaukee (WI) Fire Department, the challenges of moving from line firefighter to company officer, and doing the things that aren't in the books right. They also discuss managing an incident from a chief's perspective and what you should expect from company officers. Sponsored by Magn…
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One of the first tools you were taught about when you started this job is the basic ground ladder. Once you learned how to throw one, it was no big deal, right? The longer the ladder, the more firefighters get to carry it. Except… What if there’s not enough people on the fireground to do that? You might be surprised to find that the 24-foot extensi…
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Since 2016, Tyler Prater has found his home in the St. Louis, MO Fire Department. Working with a few busy engine companies, his road always lead back to the Rescue Company on the northside. Early on, his exposure to the tech rescue skills came from his days with the volunteer fire department. The opportunities were endless and he was hungry to lear…
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Around the country, large, warehouse-type structures are going up on a regular basis to house every type of product imaginable (think Amazon, Walmart). Often, they are built in small-town America and rely on the protection of volunteer fire departments. These structures present a multitude of challenges and there are important steps that need to be…
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This episode of the podcast features John and Noah, discussing the World's Strongest Firefighter competition at the Arnold Sports Festival. The competition raises money for firefighter charities and brings together firefighters from around the world. The hosts talk about their personal connections to firefighting and the impact of the event. They e…
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Mickey and Jeremy express confusion about why there is a need to coin the phrase 'for them' when it has always been understood that the purpose of the fire service is to serve the civilians. The discussion touches on the importance of safety culture, the prioritization of saving civilians over firefighter safety, and the need for clear communicatio…
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Chief Rick Lasky and Chief John Salka discuss the chief's aide, and how this role can have an impact on the fire scene as well as the day-to-day department processes. Related: https://www.fireengineering.com/leadership/making-a-comeback-the-chiefrsquos-aide/ Sponsored by MagneGrip.By Fire Engineering Podcast
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The number of micro-distilleries in the U.S. has ballooned from just 500 in 2014, to more than 2,700 today, according to the American Craft Spirits Association. Like micro-breweries, these small-batch liquor production facilities are often tucked into urban spaces like strip malls, but unlike breweries, the beverages they produce are quite flammabl…
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In this conversation, Pip and Jon discuss various topics including their experiences in the fire service, the challenges of working in administration, and the benefits of routine and sleep. They also touch on the importance of effective leadership and problem-solving in the fire service. Jon shares his background as a bagpiper and the founder of Re…
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Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy discuss the Fire Engineering Advisory Board, and what the board has been working on. They delve into FDIC, how to make your submission the best it can be, and other ways to contribute to the FE community through writing, teaching and most importantly what we all can learn. Sponsored by MagneGrip.…
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Jeremy sits down with Lieutenant Mark Zidiak of Ladder Co. 2, Clifton, NJ Fire Department for the August 2024 @FireandSafetyNJ featured segment, Behind the Department. This series focuses on the department that built their 2022 Pierce Arrow XT 100' Heavy Duty Steel Aerial. A big part of understanding the apparatus builds is understanding the depart…
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From the private sector to the public sector, Ryan McCormick knew that he wanted to serve. Growing up in a Pastor’s home, service was at the forefront of his upbringing. From early on, Ryan wandered over to the local firehouse to help with Christmas tree sales or wash the trucks. This introduction to the fire service led him down a path of wanting …
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In this episode, Pip interviews Jennifer from FD Beyond Explorers about her experience in the fire service and the importance of diversity in recruitment. They discuss the challenges of social media usernames, the differences between explorer programs on the East and West Coasts, and the role of the Boy Scouts in supporting explorer programs. Jenni…
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Larry Conley and the G.L.U.E. crew talk with Chief Darin Wallentine of Sarasota County (FL) Fire Department. The chief shares his wisdom from more than three decades in the fire service, discussing firefighter empowerment, vision, and succession planning. Listen, Learn, and Laugh on the next Larry Conley Radio Show!!! www.gluenationldc.com Sponsore…
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The conversation revolves around the question of which position on the fire ground is the most stressful and difficult to be good at. Mickey discusses various positions, including the first due engine chauffeur, the first due battalion chief, and the nozzle position. They explore the challenges and responsibilities of each position and the importan…
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Host Eddie Buchanan speaks with Deputy Chief Amy Valdez of Virginia Beach (VA) Fire Department, Jessica LeBlanc of Fairfax County (VA) Fire & Rescue, and Wendy Korotkin, MSHS, FO of Boulder (CO) Fire-Rescue! It’s a great conversation about working in data analytics and resources for those who work in the data field. Sponsored by MagneGrip.…
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10 years in the career fire service is just the beginning for Preston Lyons. His "reborn" attitude about the job comes from many years of doing for the sake of doing. Admittedly he is better today than he was when he first came into the fire service. Finding more allowed him to take the leap in holding himself accountable for the type of firefighte…
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Growing up with the highest respect for Fire Engineering magazine, hosting David Rhodes on the podcast was powerful. Settled in as the Editor in Chief, Chief Rhodes brings a fresh face and more importantly, perspective as the magazine takes a turn into todays' fast paced fire service. The episode goes in depth on the "safety culture" concerns of to…
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Jeremy sits down with Assistant Chief Chris Grande and Captain Tommy Grande of the East Brunswick, NJ Fire Department for the July 2024 @FireandSafetyNJ featured segment, Behind the Department. This series focuses on the department that built their 2023 Pierce Enforcer pumper, Engine 805. A big part of understanding the apparatus builds is understa…
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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 speak with Rusty Ricker, the president of the New England F.O.O.L.S. organization. They discuss his career, the history of the New England F.O.O.L.S., and what they do to promote 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 talk to 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 fireground, 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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