
A Fire Service related podcast where we discuss multiple topics including Firehouse Traditions & Culture, Leadership, the Fire Family Life as well as getting yourself on the path to becoming a Fire Officer. Join your host, Mark McCurdy as we have Real Talk discussions with no holding back.There is so much to cover, so tune in and send in your topic ideas ... Disclaimer: Any and all information con... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In this episode we discuss a recent conversation with a Probationary Firefighter, your self worth, what the "new generation" is doing well and a call to action to pass on your knowledge before the window closes.
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In this episode we talk about the recent devastating Firestorms in Los Angeles. Lessons learned and areas to consider. As well as influences causing the long break.
The Fire You Carry episode referenced in the show: open.s... more
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In this episode we talk about the importance of attention to detail...
This is a clean episode intended for kids as well. With two tween daughters in sports, the emphasis is on how the small things can add up and the importance of ... more
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In this episode we discuss ways to control your future...PACE yourself for promotion and ways to be successful when you do promote. Topics include:
- Don't be concerned with what others are doing
- Setting goals
- Do more than the m... more
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I have been in the fire service over 10 years now and 17 in EMS. Currently studying for an upcoming promotional test but love the podcast. It is great to listen to in the car or on the treadmill. Trying to get any and all viewpoints I can get! Look forward to catching up to current!
I have been in the fire service over 10 years now and 17 in EMS. Currently studying for an upcoming promotional test but love the podcast. It is great to listen to in the car or on the treadmill. Trying to get any and all viewpoints I can get! Look forward to catching up to current!
This podcast covers every aspect of the job. From the kitchen table to the fireground. How to handle subordinates and even higher ranking officers. I highly recommend listening you can learn a lot!!
Loving what you are doing with this. Wish I had this a couple years ago when I got promoted but I’m definitely soaking it in and making a few changes.
Currently on episode 4 of 5, and wishing I hadn't found this podcast when it was brand new, and was instead years old with more episodes out.
I'm currently prepping for promotion, and appreciate Mark's take on what it means to be a captain. He expounds quite a bit sometimes to get to some of his points, but it's great background to understand why he feels the way he does. I'm glad it's not another leadership podcast full of buzzwords and smoke. Looking forward to future episodes. Cheers, Mark!... more









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