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Before They’re Gone is a gripping, story-driven podcast that dives headfirst into the real-life chaos, triumphs, and trauma of a first responder’s career—told by the man who lived it: my dad, Country. From harrowing rescues to moments that nearly cost him his life, each bi-monthly episode unpacks the raw truth behind the sirens. With guest appearances from fellow responders who were in the thick of it, this is more than storytelling—it’s a race against time to preserve the voices and memories of those who’ve seen it all, before they’re gone.
ความถี่ในการอัพเดต:
every 18 days
ความยาวเสียงโดยเฉลี่ย:
48 minutes
สัมภาษณ์แขก
ภาษาอังกฤษ
สหรัฐอเมริกา
25 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 11 กันยายน 2025
episodic
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Some moments in history are remembered by the entire world. Others are remembered differently by the people who were there.
In this episode of Before They're Gone, Country takes us back to September 11, 2001. He was on shift when the attacks happened. What followed would take him and Texas Task For…
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Still at 31s, Country takes us back to a house fire up on Cat Mountain.
This episode gets into what a search actually looked like inside a burning home. How the crew moved through the house. What they were looking for. How the layout changed what they had to do.
Country walks us through the call as…
Station 31 had a reputation. Around the department, it was better known as the Bull Creek Country Club.
Country spends some time talking about what life was like at 31s and how much the Task Force was starting to shape his career. But there is one call from those years that he has never forgotten. …
Country wraps up his time at the ARFF station, but before he can settle into what comes next, he gets a phone call that will end up changing the course of his career.
In this episode, he tells the story of being asked to join a brand-new team, the first meetings that brought it together, and the ea…
Dad was already working at Station 14 when he headed to Duluth, Minnesota for additional airport training.
It was December. It was snowy. And for a group of Texas firefighters, Minnesota was definitely a change of scenery.
Between the training, the infamous ARFF “baked potato suits,” and everything…
After his time at Station 7, my dad moves to Station 14 for the first time. This assignment brought him into a completely different side of the fire service as he joined the airport station and began learning everything about Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF).
In this episode, Dad talks about…
This episode is a special one because you're finally meeting my mom.
Most of the story is my dad recalling a day he took her on a ride out at Station 7. She knew it would be a busy shift, but she didn’t expect just how many calls would come in. One after another, the day didn’t slow down. She saw f…
For years, Station 7 was home.
In this episode, Country shares stories from his time on the east side. Some calls were serious. Some were strange. Many required quick thinking and a little creativity. From medical emergencies that did not have a clear answer to moments that tested his instincts, th…
This episode, Country takes us inside life at Station 7 — sharing stories from the calls that stuck with him most. From intense medical emergencies to unforgettable fire scenes, this conversation dives into the side of the job people do not always hear about.
A lot of the episode focuses on patient…
This one starts on a heavy note.
We lost James Sledge—an Old Timer who taught Fire School alongside Country. One of those guys everyone respected, not just for what he knew, but for how he carried himself. We never got the chance to sit down with him for this podcast, and that hurts a little more i…
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