How (and Why) to be a Great PIO with P.J. Norwood and Sean Gray
On this episode, we talk about a role in the fire department that’s near to my heart: The PIO. The Public Information Officer was the key to my getting information […]
On this episode, we talk about a role in the fire department that’s near to my heart: The PIO. The Public Information Officer was the key to my getting information […]
Have you ever been off-duty driving somewhere and come upon a crash scene? What should you do? What gear do you have in your POV? Most importantly, are you prepared […]
We’ve talked a lot about upholding fire service standards on this show. On this episode, we discuss a voluntary oath, if you will, that you can take to reinforce your beliefs. […]
As times change and research becomes more accurate, we learn more about fire behavior. And the more we learn, the better and faster fires get put out. With today’s construction […]
Here’s a scenario: It’s a working fire at an apartment building. Flames are showing at several windows on the first floor and heavy smoke is showing from windows on the […]
I love instructions on how to do stuff. That’s why today’s show is about how to be a firefighter. Not how to fight fires, but how to be a firefighter. […]
Narcan (Naloxone) has been pitched as the single best way to deal with opioid overdoses. And while it does work, it’s being overused and misused. Some EMS providers and cops […]
Here’s an idea: Yoga for firefighters. Wait — don’t skip this episode yet! You owe it to yourself to hear about this, because, even if you think yoga’s not for […]
The most powerful position in the firehouse is likely not the Captain. You know who I’m talking about: the Senior Man. He commands respect simply because he’s seen a lot. […]
Training is the key to knowing how to fight fires, especially when your department doesn’t respond to frequent real-world structure fires. It’s also the way to make sure no one […]