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Dec 29, 2020

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Anthony Kastros and Ed Hadfield talk with guest Murray Loflin, investigator for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).

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Dec 29, 2020

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Fire Engineering Magazine's been devoted to the training interests of firefighters since 1877. Listen to our lineup of podcasts featuring hosts from around the fire service.

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BuildingsonFire: Taking It To the Streets: Chris Naum talks about size-up and reading the building on the Taking It to the Streets podcast. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Honest Fireground Feedback and Tailboard Critiques: In this Humpday Hangout, Ricky Riley and other members of Traditions Training talk firefighter training and tailboard critiques. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Fire and Training: Live Fire Training: Host Doug Cline discusses live-fire training, NFPA 1403 requirements, and how these can impact fire departments. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Politics and Tactics: Frank Ricci, David Polikoff, and their guests discuss topics at the nexus of firefighting and politics. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Networking for Success: P.J. Norwood: Host Dave McGlynn talks with guest P.J. Norwood about the roles and responsibilities of the fire instructor, leasership, his book, and his new position as Direc by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Fire Service Court: Chip Comstock, Brad Pinksy, and Curt Varone talk legal issues facing fire departments. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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SOTF Radio: 7x Project: Members of the Sons of the Flag discuss the group’s work assisting burn survivors. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Main Street Firefighting: EMS Recon: Hosts Christ Tobin and Lex Shady talk about how fire departments can best use EMS runs as a form of prefire recon and planning. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Five After Midnight: David Rhodes: Host Stephanie White speaks with Fire Engineering Editor in Chief David Rhodes about his journey in the fire service, where we’ve been as an industry, and where by Fire Engineering Podcast
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The Command Post: Leading from the Front: Host Rick Lasky talks with The Colony (TX) Fire Chief Scott Thompson about where you'll find the good bosses. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Throwback: Pride & Ownership: Bobby Halton: In this archive podcast from 2008, host Rick Lasky is joined by guest Bobby Halton. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Generation Engine: Todd Edwards and Anthony Rowett talk engine company operations and other topics in firefighting. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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"The Vertical Challenge of High Rise Buildings" On Fireground Strategies: Hosts Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy talk building construction and firefighting with Jerry Tracy and Jack Murphy. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Southwest Supermarket Fire and Large-Volume Fires: Tony Carroll talks with Chris Stewart, retired of Phoenix (AZ) Fire Department; Keith Stakes of UL FSRI; and Dennis LeGear. They discuss the 2001 Southwest Supe by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Hooks & Hoses: Jake Barnes: Host Eric Dreiman speaks with Jake Barnes, chief of the Albany (IN) Fire Department, about basement fires and how to tackle these challenging incidents. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Perspectives on Leadership: Demond Simmons: Host Stephen Shaw speaks with Demon Simmons, deputy chief with the Oakland (CA) Fire Department, about professional development in the fire service. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Women in Fire: Assessment Centers: Lisa Baker, retired Oakland battalion chief/Southwestern Women in Fire Trustee, and Heidi Simon, lieutenant with South Metro Fire Department, discuss assessment by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Live at FDIC: First-Due Battalion Chief: Host Danny Sheridan is joined by Steve Shaffer from Boston (MA) Fire Department and Phil Jose, retired of Seattle (WA) Fire Department, to discuss managing fire by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Why We Train: Rick Lasky, Terry McGrath, Curtis Birt, and John Salka how firefighters can improve their performance in a high-stakes occupation. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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First-Due Battalion Chief: Host Danny Sheridan discusses issues facing fire chiefs with guest Tony Carroll. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Networking for Success: David Rhodes: Host Dave McGlynn speaks with David Rhodes, Fire Engineering Editor in Chief and FDIC Education Director, about the roles and responsibilities of the instructor by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Command Show: In this archive episode, host Brian Brush talks incident command with Assistant Chief Chad Costa of the Petaluma (CA) Fire Department. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Politics and Tactics: Frank Ricci is joined by Sam Villani and Dave McGlynn to talk about his new book, Command Presence: Increase Your Influence. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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The Larry Conley Show: Brian Zaitz: Larry Conley, David Conley, and Elaine Kluttz talk with guest Brian Zaitz. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Generation Engine: Todd Edwards and Anthony Rowett continue their conversation with Mick Farrell. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Five After Midnight: Keep the Promise: A Fire Line-of-Duty Death: In this episode, host Stephanie White sits down with TJ, creator of the organization “Keep the Promise” to talk about all the things that went wrong handling a by Fire Engineering Podcast
52 min listen
The Professional Volunteer Fire Department: Joe Nedder: Host Tom Merrill speaks with guest Joe Nedder, 2022 Instructor of the Year Award recipient, about his popular presentation on volunteer fire service training. by Fire Engineering Podcast
98 min listen
Main Street Firefighting: Hosts Chris Tobin and Alexis Shady talk with Brian Brush, chief of training for the Midwest City (OK) Fire Department. by Fire Engineering Podcast
76 min listen
Fire Service Court: People Stealing from the Fire Department: Host Brad Pinsky, attorney with Pinsky Law Group and past chief of the Manlius (NY) Fire Department, reviews signs to look for to determine if someone is steali by Fire Engineering Podcast
54 min listen
SOTF Radio - Healing with Humor with Rebecca Tajak: Members of the Sons of the Flag discuss the group’s work assisting burn survivors. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Women in Fire: Therapy Dogs (Comfort Canines) in the Fire Service: Host Lisa Baker, South West Trustee Women in Fire, speaks with Amanda Bowen and Sonny Madsen about therapy dogs (comfort canines) in the fire service. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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First Due Battalion Chief: Danny Sheridan and Erik Pettaway discuss the first due battalion chief. They talk about their experiences in New York and Boston. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Perspectives on Leadership: Normalization of Deviance: Host Stephen Shaw talks with Astronaut and retired Colonel Mike Mullane about the normalization of deviance. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Five Questions on Training: Mike Zichichi: Mike Zichichi talks about his approach to elevator incident and rescue training and how firefighters can improve their responses to these kind of incidents. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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The Professional Volunteer Fire Department: Definitions Don't Matter: Host Tom Merrill talks about his article in this month's Fire Engineering about the definition of professional, and how it relates to the volunteer fire service by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Five After Midnight: Overcoming Tuesday: Stephanie White invites Jim Burneka and Hillary Hawkins on to discuss their new book "Overcoming Tuesday". The book dives into Jim's journey as a firefighter, by Fire Engineering Podcast
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BuildingsonFire: Taking It To The Streets: Building Construction Training: Join host Christopher Naum with a new conversation on Building Construction Training, Part One, Thursday April 04, 2024 at 7:30pm ET on FireEngineering.com’s B by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Fire and Training: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.156: Doug Cline and his guest Chrisopher Naum discuss the new OSHA 29 CFR 1910.156 This new standard is currently in the 90 day comment period. Cline and Naum disc by Fire Engineering Podcast
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The Mikey G. and Mikey D. Show: Jim Silvernail: In this episode, Mike Gagliano and Mike Dugan talk with Jim Silvernail about fire tactics in the the urban, suburban, and rural environment. by Fire Engineering Podcast
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Five After Midnight: Maintaining Balance with Scott Hewlett: This month Stephanie sat down with Scott Hewlett from the podcast “Multiple Calls”. They talk about the struggle to maintain balance in the daily life of a fire by Fire Engineering Podcast
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