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every 11 days
Durée audio moyenne:
43 minutes
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Anglais
États-Unis
26 épisodes
depuis 6 mars 2026
episodic
contenu explicite

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The conversation features Mike Mount, an Army veteran and firefighter, discussing his journey in the fire service, the importance of community and pride in the profession, and his role in the Flip Flop Firefighter apparel brand and the Polk Metro Fools organization. The dialogue explores generation…

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In this episode, Mickey and Kelly discuss the critical roles of nurses and first responders in emergency management, emphasizing the importance of mental health, communication, and collaboration between different emergency services. Kelly shares her extensive experience in trauma care and the need …
In this episode of the Why Project 911, Derek Bagshaw shares his journey through the ranks of the fire service, emphasizing the importance of leadership, culture, and accountability. He discusses the significance of building relationships and trust within a team to foster a positive culture in the …
Mariah Fenwick, a 911 dispatcher with 17 years of experience, discusses the challenges and importance of dispatching for fire, police, and EMS. She emphasizes the need for critical thinking, communication, and flexibility in handling emergency calls. Mariah also highlights the significance of train…
The conversation delves into the world of firefighter fitness, Chantel's journey to becoming a firefighter, her aspirations and leadership in the fire service, competing in firefighter challenges, inspiring and mentoring young females, Camp Ignite's impact, generational differences in the fire serv…
The conversation covers the experiences and insights of Uncle Larry, a retired firefighter paramedic, as he discusses the significance of leadership, behavioral health, and decision-making in the fire department. He emphasizes the importance of presence and accessibility as a leader, highlighting t…
The conversation revolves around the Education is Key series, a partnership between Key Hose and the Dothan Fire Department. It covers the vision, purpose, and future plans of the series, as well as the commitment to training, education, and community collaboration. Takeaways Education is Key Com…
A retired firefighter and paramedic, shares insights on backstep leadership, firefighter culture, and the importance of difficult conversations in the fire service. They emphasizes the impact of senior firefighters on firehouse culture and the need for people experience in leadership roles. The con…
The conversation begins with an introduction to the fire service and Adam's background as a volunteer firefighter. It then delves into Adam's passion for the fire service and his family's influence on his career choice. The discussion shifts to Adam's podcast, 'Backseat Wisdom,' and its purpose of …
Kate Kapalo, a visiting associate professor of business analytics and AI, shares her experience and insights on the fire service, research, human factors, pre-incident planning, and simulation in the fire service. She emphasizes the importance of immersion in the field and the challenges of modelin…
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