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Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1500 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
Fire and Training: Company Officers' Evolving Challenges in Fire Service Leadership
In this episode of Fire and Training, Douglas Cline and Christopher Naum assess the mounting challenges company officers face in today’s fire service. The discussion... more
The Larry Conley Show: Cultivating Leadership and Passion in Fire Service Training
In this episode of the Larry Conley Show, David Conley and Larry Conley sit down with DJ Stone, division chief of training, South Walton (FL) Fire District. Stone sha... more
Fire Service Data and Tech Talk: The Critical Role of Data, Building Intelligence, and Fire Prevention
In this episode of Fire Service Data and Tech Talk, fire safety experts Jill Cotton and Jack Murphy cover a crucial yet underappreciated aspect of... more
The Backstep Boys: Mastering Command Decisions and Crew Resource Management
In this episode of The Backstep Boys, guests Dennis Rubin and Tom Currao join hosts Ron Kanterman and Tom Aurnhammer to dissect the complexities of fireground decision makin... more
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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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The episodes address a wide range of themes pertinent to the firefighting community, highlighting issues such as leadership transformation, operational strategies, mental health challenges, and the evolving dynamics within fire departments. With discussions featuring both seasoned professionals and emerging leaders, the content aims to foster ongoing learning and community support among firefighters. Notable moments include personal anecdotes and professional insights shared during episodes commemorating significant events like September 11, the exploration of best practices in water supply management, and the emphasis on transparency and mentorship within the fire service. This combination of topics makes it a rich resource for both experi... more
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