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Bringing together voices from across the global fire and emergency services community to share experience, challenge thinking and help firefighters grow.
Hosted by serving UK firefighter and instructor Pete Wakefield, this award-winning podcast explores operational practice, leadership, research and personal development through honest, wide-ranging conversations.
Real experience. Useful lessons. A lasting resource for today’s firefighters and the generations that follow.
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506 episoder
siden 1. december 2020
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Five minutes from first arrival to collapse.
On 24 January 2022, Baltimore firefighters responded to a fire at 205 South Stricker Street. Lieutenant Paul Butrim, Kelsey Sadler and Kenneth “Kenny” Lacayo lost their lives. John McMaster was seriously injured.
In this episode of The Firefighters Podca…
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What happens between someone calling 999 and the emergency services arriving and how much more could we do in that time?Professor Mark Wilson OBE, consultant neurosurgeon, pre-hospital emergency medicine doctor and co-founder of GoodSAM, joins me to explore a system built around connecting people w…
Six firefighters. A rapidly advancing wildfire. And an escape route that suddenly disappeared.
On 19 August 2018, firefighters working on California's Mendocino Complex were conducting a tactical firing operation designed to stop the spread of a major wildfire.
But as conditions deteriorated, …
Are We Training Firefighters Wrong? | Chris Gott & Justin Brunner
Are we genuinely developing better firefighters, or are we simply getting better at ticking boxes, completing assessments and documenting competence?
In this episode of The Firefighters Podcast, I sit down with Chris Gott and Jus…
Why does meaningful change remain so difficult when decades of research, inspections and cultural reviews have already identified so many of the problems? In this episode, Im joined by Janette Morris, former senior fire and rescue leader and HMICFRS inspector; Dave Baigent, former firefighter and l…
Recorded at the World Fire Congress 2026 in London, I sat down with Dr Lori Moore-Merrell, former US Fire Administrator and founding Chair of the World Fire Congress, and Phil Garrigan, Chair of the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC), to explore some of the biggest challenges facing fire and rescu…
Lithium-ion batteries are now embedded in almost every part of modern life, from mobile phones and power tools to electric vehicles, public transport and large-scale energy storage systems. But as this technology becomes more widespread, are fire and rescue services keeping pace with the risks?
Rec…
Recorded at the 2026 World Fire Congress in Westminster, I sat down with London Fire Commissioner Jonathan Smith for a conversation about some of the biggest challenges facing the modern Fire and Rescue Service. We talk about what London learned after being caught out by the 2022 wildfires, how tra…
Recorded at the 2026 World Fire Congress in Westminster, I caught up with my friend Professor Rowena Hill from Nottingham Trent University, who also chairs the NFCC Academic Collaboration, Evaluation and Research Board. In this conversation, we explore firefighter health and wellbeing through a muc…
This conversation with Katherine Lamb, founder of Effective Command, explores what effective incident command really looks like beyond simply following procedure. We discuss professional judgement, risk-based decision-making, command competence, behavioural assessment and the difference between bei…
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