
I sit down and interview mostly firemen about their lives and careers. But I am broadening my audience by starting to interview anyone with an interesting story and life.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureDocumentary | |||

Today I had the honor to chop it up, with Active FDNY Assistant Chief Mike Meyers. Chief Meyers is the current Chief of Training for the entire FDNY. He has 35+ years on The Job. He oversees training for everything from field units to probies at the ... more
Today I had the pleasure of sitting and choppin’ it up with Retired FDNY Lt. Jim “Big Mac” McCluskey. Lt. McCluskey became a Sandhog with Local 147 union, directly upon graduation of High School, in 1972. He worked in many of the water and train tunn... more
Today I had the honor of choppin’ it up with Retired DEPUTY CHIEF PAUL WALSH of the NEW BRITAIN, CT Fire Department. Chief Walsh has over 37 years of Fire Service. He started in the Newington CT Volunteer FD in 1979.
Got hired professionally on the N... more
Today I had the honor of sitting with the founder and CEO of RELIANT FITNESS, BRAD DUNN. Brad started his online Fitness/Buisness/Mentorship and Life program, while he was a CALFIRE Fireman, in Southern California. Brad worked in CALFIRE, at Station ... more
O Captain my Captain! Today I sat down with FDNY Retired Captain Patrick Cleary E-59. Captain Cleary joined the FDNY 4/91 and assigned to E266 out of Proby School. He transferred to E53 4/93 and crossed the floor to L43 6/96. He was promoted to LT 3/... more
Today I had the honor of talking with Retired FDNY Battalion Commander, of the 9th Battalion in Midtown Manhattan. Chief Charlie Williams. Chief Williams experience is second to none. He started his career in 1973 in L110 and worked 35 years. Working... more
Today I sat with Retired FDNY Captain Steve Elliott. Capt. Elliott has 33 plus years on the FDNY, starting out at L-30, The Harlem Zoo, in 1991. He was promoted to Lt. in 2003 and was assigned to L-4, The Pride of Midtown. He was then promoted to Cap... more
Today I sat with a true legend of the FDNY. Retired FIREMAN out of L-30 The Harlem Zoo, KEITH “Nic” NICOLIELLO. I had the pleasure of working with Nic for 17 years while I was assigned to 59 Engine. Nic’s experience and work ethic are second to none.... more
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This podcast features extensive interviews primarily with firefighters, exploring their unique lives, experiences, and the memorable moments that define their careers. The discussions often encompass insights into the challenges and rewards of firefighting, the camaraderie shared among first responders, and personal journeys including mentorship and resilience in the face of adversity. It also branches out to include individuals from diverse backgrounds with compelling stories, making it a rich tapestry of human experience that resonates with listeners interested in the nuances of life in service professions and beyond. With a focus on authenticity, each episode is likely to provide listeners with heartfelt narratives that inspire and infor... more
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