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Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1500 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
Host Christopher Naum discusses building classifications and insights firefighters can derive from historic codes.
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The panel discusses ways to keep your millennial and Gen X firefighters.
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- Heather Mozdean, deputy chief, Fremont CA
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Hosts David Polikoff and Robert "RJ" James welcome Mike Burkett of the Baltimore City (MD) Fire Department to the show. They discuss ways to prepare to be a good officer and the art of making good decisions.
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Jim Silvernail and Jason Hoevelmann talk with Lieutenant Dave Quick of the Manchester (NH) Fire Department about his article in Fire Engineering titled Considerations for Interior and Exterior Vertical Hoseline Stretches.
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Can barely hear the guest talk most of the time. Constant background noise
Sad that the editorial staff of this magazine feels it’s appropriate to stoop to “angry old man yells at clouds” style political rants instead of leading the fire service through the fog of today. We’re not here to hear you parrot political commentary that you watched from your recliner last night.
Usually takes about 5-10 mins at the beginning of each episode before you get to the actual content. Just like most Fire training sessions.
I like this podcast my favorite episode was when you guys had our fire department, recruitment officer, captain, Jason Shanley on it I know that was last year but I decided to leave this review now the audio on that podcast was amazing. Thank you so much for having San Diego Fire Rescue on the podcast. The future podcasts now that I listen to them the audio to be honest with you it does not sound really good let’s try and do better on the audio.
The content has been very good but almost every episode has some kind of distracting background noise. I can only put up with so much before I just move on to something else. Audio has been inconsistent.
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