Nicholas A. Palumbo
Firehouse Sergeants Podcast
The Firehouse Sergeants Podcast is dedicated to the firefighters who lead without rank, the mentors, the culture creators, the informal leaders on the backstep. Through honest firehouse conversations with firefighters, officers, instructors, and industry titans, we explore what it takes to mold the future of the fire service. Whether you're a probie learning the craft, a senior firefighter developing the next generation, or a company officer striving to build a ctronger culture, you'll find practical lessons, real-world experience, and meaningful discussions designed to make us al better at th...
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Nicholas A. Palumbo
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30. Jun 2026
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