
Welcome to The CAN Report Project! The channel dedicated to real conversations about fire service leadership, firefighter culture, toxic leadership, officer development, and modern fire training. This isn’t surface-level motivation. This is about fixing what’s broken inside the firehouse. On this channel, we cover: Fire service leadership development Toxic leadership in the fire service Firehouse ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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I had an opportunity to learn more about Jason Yerkovich, a battalion chief with nearly two decades in the fire service, as he talks through the path that took him from art director to firefighter, and how that journey shaped his v... more
In this episode, Jason Sautel shares his inspiring journey from a troubled childhood to becoming a firefighter and a man of faith. He discusses the impact of trauma, the importance of faith, and how to find hope and healing through faith and communit... more
What happens when two firefighters from different backgrounds connect over shared experiences? In this episode, Mike Goldstein welcomes Rob Masters to discuss their journeys in the fire service, the challenges they faced, and the importance of speaki... more
This conversation follows Mike Goldstein and guest Carter Shaw as Carter shares his path through fire service, military service, and the devastating loss of his lieutenant and close friend, Kyle Hines, to suicide.
The episode turns a personal trage... more
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This series centers on leadership, culture, and modern training within the fire service, with a focus on real-world challenges like toxic leadership, officer development, and resilience. Episodes typically feature seasoned firefighters, officers, and trainers who share practical strategies for improving department culture, strengthening teams, and elevating tactical proficiency. Notable angles include personal resilience stories, peer support, and data-driven training concepts that aim to transform daily life in the firehouse into a healthier, more effective environment. The show often blends candid personal journeys with actionable takeaways for readers who want to educate and inspire change within their departments or sponsor forward-thin... more
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Recent guests on The C.A.N. Report include:
1. Jason Sautel
2. Rob Masters
3. Carter Shaw
4. Dylan Brown
5. Clyde Gordon
6. Jordan LaPoint
7. TJ Prieur
8. Sarah Prieur
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