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What Is Peer Support and Why It Matters

What is peer support—and why does it matter so much in high-stress jobs? In this episode, you’ll learn how it works, what it’s not, and why it’s saving lives on the front lines. Ever wonder what peer support actually is—and why it seems like everyone’s talking about it lately? Too many departments …

S5 E37 Lessons From The Leaders Of FDNY with Various Guests

In this episode, we hear from seven influential FDNY leaders who share their insights on effective leadership, resilience, and wellness: - Captain Frank Leto: Discusses the rapid formation of FDNY mental health resources after 9/11.- Lieutenant Drew Kane: Offers insights into the support provided b…

One Firefighter's Journey to Becoming a Behavioral Health Advocate

During this episode of We Can’t Believe They Gave Us a Show, hosts Nick Magoteaux and Jim Burneka welcome guest Frank Leto, the recently retired deputy director of the Counseling Service Unit (CSU) for FDNY. Leto works diligently with the IAFF's Peer Support Program. He discusses his experience bec…

The Montessori Music Maestro: Stories from Frank Leto

What if music could unlock a child’s full potential—and transform the way we teach? In this episode, Biff & Nicole sit down with educator and musician Frank Leto, who shares his half-century-long journey of inspiring creativity, confidence, and curiosity in children through music. Together, they ex…

Nick & Jim 13 – Frank Leto

During this episode of We Can’t Believe They Gave Us a Show, hosts Nick Magoteaux and Jim Burneka welcome guest Frank Leto, the recently retired deputy director of the Counseling Service Unit (CSU) for FDNY. Leto works diligently with the IAFF’s Peer Support Program. He discusses his experience bec…

The Conversations That Brought Us Here — and the Ones to Come

Season 2 of Educating the Human Potential begins with reflection and anticipation. In this premiere episode, hosts Nicole and Biff look back on meaningful moments from Season 1, revisiting conversations that shaped the journey and sharing memories from a remarkable group of guests. From psychology …

Preschool Music and Movement Class: Busy Bees!

Let's move like animals that are as tall as can be, as big, fast and slow as can be! We play instruments with Rhythm Sounds, fly like busy bees and ladybugs and we sing a classic song from Frank Leto called Coconut Soap!

Lessons from FDNY Leaders

In this episode of Igniting the Shift Within, host David Dachinger welcomes seven leaders who share their insights on effective leadership, resilience, and leading through major crises like 9/11 and Covid-19.   Guests: Captain Frank Leto Lieutenant Drew Kane Chief Frank Leeb FDNY Commission…

Create your resilience protocol

The worst time to figure out how you’ll respond to trauma is after it happens. Resilience has to be built beforehand — through sleep, relationships, fitness, trusted peers and a culture where asking for help is part of the job, not a last resort. That idea sits at the heart of our conversation with…

9/11 Memorial Special | Retired FDNY Chief Frank Leeb, 25 Years Later

"It's easy to say 343, 344. But it's really one loss, three hundred and forty-four times." Frank Leeb spent nearly thirty-two years in the FDNY and retired as a Deputy Assistant Chief in June 2024. He is now Managing Director of the First Responder Center for Excellence. He is also the only person …