Best National Fire Protection Association Podcasts (2024)

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DeSoto breaks ground on 74,000-square-foot aquatic and rec center 1:58

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DeSoto has started construction on a 74,000-square-foot recreation center. "ARC at McGowan Park" will be near Parkerville Rd and Academy Way.By Audacy

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Gateway Church leaders say they are investigating after abuse scandal 0:44

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Leaders of a church in Southlake have hired a law firm to lead an investigation of its founder. Last week, we told you about the pastor resigning over a relationship he had with a girl starting when she was just 12 years old in the 1980s. KRLD's Alan Scaia has the latesBy Audacy

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A look inside the National Juneteenth Museum 9:52

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Jarred Howard - CEO of the forthcoming National Juneteenth Museum joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.By Audacy

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'Road trip!' Texas ranks #1 for summer road trips 0:34

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Texas roads are already crowded - and they might be even more packed this summer if travelers get wind of WalletHub's latest report. Thanks to our abundance of great attractions, and excellent affordability, Texas has emerged on top of WalletHub's list of Best and Worst States for Summer Road Trips.By Audacy

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Euless woman arrested after attempting to drown 3-year-old Palestinian girl, witnesses say 0:34

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Witnesses say 42-year-old Elizabeth Wolf was highly intoxicated and tried to drown another woman's daughter. The incident occurred May 19th at an apartment complex pool off of Highway 360. Photo credit: Euless PDBy Audacy

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Dallas police continue search for 88-year-old woman who has been missing for more than two weeks 0:11

13m ago0:11

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Sunday night at a prayer vigil, her son Phillip Polk asked the community to pray for her safe return.By Audacy

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Mostly sunny and hot with a high temperature of 99 degrees Monday 0:52

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After hitting 100 degrees temperature Sunday, the heat continues this week with a high of 99 and a Heat Advisory continues for North Texas Monday. Via NBC5's Grant Johnson.By Audacy

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The dangers of elder financial abuse and fraud 4:00

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One of the prominent areas of elder abuse is the financial exploitation of older Americans, including financial abuse by acquaintances and financial fraud by strangers. In 2023, elder fraud complaints rose 14% with losses exceeding $3.4 billion, averaging $33,915 per victim. The FBI's report notes tech support and investment scams as major threats,…

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Denton residents have a right to A/C at all rental properties 0:49

17m ago0:49

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Denton residents will now have a right to air conditioning in all rental properties. Austin York reports. Some residents say their landlords would not allow them to put window units in their properties and that some HOAs would not allow them to do that.By Audacy

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With hot weather here, ERCOT says grid conditions are normal 9:47

8m ago9:47

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Plus, Denton residents have a right to A/C at rentals and Kate Cox is pregnant again.By Audacy

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Mighty Line Minute: National Fire Escape Association (Interview) 6:33

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Dave interviews "Cisco" Meneses, the Founder of the National Fire Escape Association at the NFPA 2024 Convention & Expo. Cisco explains why fire escapes must be inspected by registered design professionals, repaired, and inspectors trained. He further explains why inspections of all fire escapes should be required to be conducted "every 5 years" in…

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Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce hosting summertime events for North Texas 59:45

13m ago59:45

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On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Stephanie Duck of AFSP, the American Association for Suicide Prevention, about saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide. But first, Chris catches up with Harrison Blair of the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce, discussing a number of amazing summertime events for No…

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New Mexico Fires Listed As Human-Caused For 48 Hours, Then Removed. Spokesperson Says It Was An Automated Error. Local Mayor says fires were intentional. Investigation continues. 45:01

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On Today’s Show: https://thehotshotwakeup.substack.com/ Full update on the New Mexico fires. Official fire reports listed the fires as human-caused for 2 days. The Agency spokesperson says that was an automated computer error. CIMT spokesperson said they were told the fires were both human and lightning caused during their inbrief. The local mayor …

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SCOTUS upholds gun control law intended to protect domestic violence victims 6:02

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Plus, doctors in Texas now have more guidance from the Texas Medical Board on abortion.By Audacy

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Texas Medical Board passes guidelines for abortion ban exceptions 0:52

12m ago0:52

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The Texas Medical Board has unanimously approved guidelines for exceptions to the state's ban on abortions. The Texas legislature passed a law that would ban almost all abortions in 2021; the law took effect when the U.S. Supreme Court issued its ruling on Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization in July 2022.…

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What the Russia-North Korea pact means for the world 4:08

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South Korea summoned the Russian ambassador on Friday to protest Moscow’s new defense pact with North Korea amid rising border tensions. North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, issued vague threats of retaliation after South Korean activists flew anti-Pyongyang leaflets across the border, prompting South Korea’s military to fire warning shots at North K…

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American Airlines flight attendants say they are one step closer to a strike 7:23

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Plus, millions of people are making plans to travel for the Fourth of July, and a new poll of Texas voters reveals mixed feelings about former President Donald Trump.By Audacy

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First day of summer brings start of warming trend in North Texas 1:41

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The baking heat that's plagued the eastern third of the United States will shift to the west. That area of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere will be on top of North Texas this weekend and slowly shift to the west by Wednesday of next week. Photo credit: National Weather ServiceBy Audacy

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A social media app with a spin, a photo journal you can look back on 0:52

22m ago0:52

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Our App today is called Retro. There is no shortage of social media out there. This one is unique, because it's purely a photo journal app. And it helps you look back on the times that you have experienced a week at a time. The app also lets you turn your photos into actual postcards that you can send to your friends and family through the Post Off…

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Fort Worth Zoo opens first part of renovated 'Texas Wild!' 0:57

2h ago0:57

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The Fort Worth Zoo has finished renovations of the "Mountains and Desert" section of Texas Wild! The exhibit highlights the habitat and types of animals native to different parts of the state.By Audacy

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Outgoing dean of Cox School of Business reflects on time at SMU 9:54

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Matthew B Myers, the Dean of the Cox School of Business at Southern Methodist University, will leave his position at the end of the 2024-25 academic year. He joined KRLD's David Johnson on Thursday to look back on his tenure.By Audacy

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How many people will travel for the Fourth of July? 5:56

23m ago5:56

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Travel agents are still using the phrase, "revenge travel" to describe the number of people that want to go somewhere out of town for summer vacations. This year's Fourth of July could be the most traveled weekend ever with almost 71 million people going somewhere for the holiday that falls on a Thursday this year. That's 5% more than last year and…

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Cities and parks in Texas join 'World's Largest Swimming Lesson' 1:42

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Families brought kids to pools across Texas Thursday for the "World's Largest Swimming Lesson." The World Waterpark Association launched the project in 2010 and says 383,000 people in 53 countries have participated since then.By Audacy

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Several fire crews respond to fire at a business in Johnson County 0:33

18m ago0:33

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Near the Johnson County town of Lillian, firefighters are working to put out a fire at a business. KRLD's L.P. Phillips talks with a witness.By Audacy

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May's Fury: A look back at an unprecedented month of severe weather in North Texas 43:26

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North Texas was battered by an especially active weather season this spring, with severe storms causing significant damage and loss of life. A devastating tornado on May 25 killed seven people in Cooke County, becoming one of the three deadliest tornadoes in North Texas since 1930. KRLD's John Liddle took a look back at the month with help from met…

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3 in 5 feel 'uncomfortable' with emergency savings, survey finds 3:57

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The importance of having emergency savings cannot be overstated, serving as a crucial element of financial security. Emergency savings act as a buffer against high-interest debt and the forced sale of assets when unexpected expenses arise. Photo credit: Getty ImagesBy Audacy

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Town of Prosper approves $300 million development that will cover 35 acres 0:36

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One of the fastest growing towns in the Metroplex is about to get even bigger thanks to their approval of a $300 million development.By Audacy

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Dallas man charged in near-fatal street racing accident now charged with murder of girlfriend 0:47

39m ago0:47

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A Dallas man who is already under indictment for a near-fatal street racing accident now faces a murder charge. KRLD's L.P. Phillips has been following the case.By Audacy

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Summer officially starts Thursday, weekend highs will reach the upper 90s 1:28

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Tropical Storm Alberto made landfall in eastern Mexico Thursday morning, and while a few isolated showers are possible Thursday and Friday, temperatures will heat up into the weekend.By Audacy

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Tropical Storm Alberto brings heavy rain to Texas Gulf Coast 5:49

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Plus, an American Airlines employee faces charges connected to a hit-and-run crash with a bicyclist, and a North Texas convicted is going to prison after being convicted of running a "pill mill."By Audacy

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Things To Do Around DFW: Back to the Roots Juneteenth Festival, Backyard Pickleball Bash & more! 3:09

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If you're looking for ideas on things to do this weekend around DFW, look no further! KRLD's John Liddle takes you 'Around Town' with plenty of fun things to do on date nights, singles nights, family outings, and more for June 20-23.By Audacy

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Opal Lee takes Juneteenth walk to Fair Park 0:55

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Opal Lee, known as the "grandmother of Juneteenth," led her annual walk to mark the holiday Wednesday. Lee championed the creation of a holiday to mark the day Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston and ordered the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation after the Civil War.By Audacy

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Fort Worth's Opal Lee leads her annual Walk For Freedom at Fair Park 0:56

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It has been 159 years today since Texas slaves learned the Civil War had ended and that they were slaves no more. Today, now known as Juneteenth, is the day that the Grandmother of Juneteenth -- Fort Worth's Opal Lee --leads her annual Walk For Freedom at Fair Park.By Audacy

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NWS details record-setting severe weather season 21:37

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North Texas has been battered by an especially active weather season this year, with severe storms causing significant damage and even loss of life. Tom Bradshaw, the Meteorologist in Charge at the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, shed light on the breadth and impact of this extreme weather during a recent interview.…

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Tropical showers Wednesday and Thursday before a hot weekend 2:00

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It's the last full day of spring y'all! A few tropical showers today and tomorrow, otherwise we're back to a sunny and hot weather pattern this weekend into early next week.By Audacy

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Opal Lee's Walk for Freedom this morning at Fair Park 6:45

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Plus, a Denton man is charged with murder in fentanyl death and there are some good news coming for Tarrant County homeowners.By Audacy

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Organize travel plans with the Tripit app 0:47

1d ago0:47

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Our App today is called Tripit. Summers aren't the only time for vacations. This app can help you organize your trips after you book flights, hotels, and transportation. Just put the details into the app, and it adds them to your calendar. It can also share those plans with your family, colleagues, or whomever you choose. You don't have to go searc…

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S5 Ep236: Warehouse Safety Tips | Episode 236 | Fire Safety Tips - Week Four 4:28

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Fire Safety Tips - Week Four Understanding the importance of implementing proper fire safety measures and conducting regular maintenance is critical to significantly reducing the risk of fire-related accidents and protecting lives and property. Here are five tips for fire safety equipment and maintenance. Conduct monthly fire equipment inspections:…

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ERCOT says grid will withstand the summer heat this year 5:31

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Plus, the suspect in Arlington Police shooting was victim's ex.By Audacy

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ERCOT says the risk of outages this summer is "slightly improved" 0:51

1d ago0:51

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We've had a couple hot summers in a row, and ERCOT says it's ready for more. Chief Executive Pablo Vegas says they've had 11 gigawatts of new power generation and battery storage come online since last fall.By Audacy

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Suspect in Arlington Police shooting was victim's ex 0:56

1d ago0:56

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Arlington Police have released dashboard camera video of a shooting involving officers earlier this month. June 6, police shot and killed Shannon Boyd in Red Kane Park.By Audacy

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A look inside Galleria's new upcoming experience 'Netflix House' 9:50

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Terry Montesi, Founder & CEO, Trademark Property Co. joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.By Audacy

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Tropical Storm expected to develop in the Gulf of Mexico 1:05

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The first named storm of the season is expected to form Tuesday in the Gulf of Mexico. Photo credit: National Weather ServiceBy Audacy

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How KRLD's Tom Hale provided life saving information during Valley View tornado 19:49

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A 'May's Fury' feature hosted by KRLD's John Liddle KRLD meteorologist Tom Hale understands the unpredictable nature of severe weather more than anyone. But he also believes in the power of preparation and vigilance during potential weather threats. Hale was on air the night a devastating tornado struck North Texas, bringing destruction and claimin…

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How to survive a tornado with NBC5's Rick Mitchell 18:32

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With the recent bouts of severe weather in North Texas, understanding how to survive a tornado has never been more crucial. NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell highlighted the importance of preparedness and awareness, especially given the active weather patterns this spring.By Audacy

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FAA sues Texas woman for meltdown on flight 0:40

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The FAA is suing a Texas woman to collect a fine issued for her behavior on a flight in 2021. Heather Wells, 34, flew American Airlines from San Antonio to DFW Airport and was on a connecting flight to Charlotte when the FAA says she became unruly. Photo credit: Getty ImagesBy Audacy

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How student loan debt could influence voter decisions 3:52

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As the November election approaches, student loan debt is emerging as a major issue influencing American voters, regardless of whether they hold student debt themselves. According to the survey by Bankrate, student loan debt will have a major influence on the votes of about 20% of Americans. For those with personal student debt, the number rises to…

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Veterans twice as likely to develop ALS 4:13

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As Independence Day approaches, we take a moment to honor and thank our nation’s veterans for their service. While many of us are familiar with the sacrifices our veterans have made, the health challenges they face are not as well known. Veterans are twice as likely than those who haven’t served in the military to develop ALS, also known as Lou Geh…

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Overcast and windy before hot, humid weekend 2:10

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North Texas saw some fast-moving low clouds Tuesday morning with temperatures in the low to mid-70s. By late Tuesday afternoon, there will be a few scattered showers and storms moving in from the southeast, but most will stay dry. Afternoon highs will reach the low 90s, with heat index values near 100 degrees. Photo credit: National Weather Service…

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Mavericks drop Game 5, Celtics win NBA Finals 8:45

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Plus, a woman who grew up in Mansfield was one of the two people fatally shot at a Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock over the weekend, and the body of a missing woman was found in the backyard of an Azle man.By Audacy

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