Fire Engineering Podcast

Fire Engineering Podcast Network

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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Fire Engineering Podcast

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23 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

Firefighter Behavioral Health: When to Seek a Therapist 16.03.2024

Dr. Beth Murphy discusses when to seek a therapist, and how to find an appropriate therapist.  Not all therapists are created equal.  Finding one that fits your needs is important. 

Mental Health Monthly: David Rhodes 14.03.2024

Hosts Dan Degryse and Chris Muscle invite David Rhodes on to discuss why he asked them to create this show, and the importance of mental wellness.

Responding to Scenes of Violence: A discussion with FDIC instructors 13.03.2024

Host Steve Hamilton invites on several instructors who will be teaching at FDIC this year to discuss the show and their class.

First-Due Battalion Chief: Managing Resources 12.03.2024

When do you call that second alarm? Host Danny Sheridan talks with Tony Carroll and Eric Pettaway about managing resources at an incident.

Tactical Impact: Christopher Thomas and the Millennium Box 11.03.2024

Jim Silvernail and Jason Hoevelmann talk with guest Christopher Thomas about the millennium box, a new type of construction that is becoming popular. Read about it: https://www.fireengineering.com/fire-prevention-protection/building-construction/a-new-challenge-the-millennium-box-building-construction/

Perspectives on Leadership: Mentoring 09.03.2024

In this episode of Perspectives on Leadership, Host Steve Shaw talks with Adam Haywood about mentoring, modeling, the destructiveness of siloing, and the idea of a shelf life.  

Fire Service Data and Tech Talk: Running a fire department like a business 08.03.2024

Host Eddie Buchanan invites Clive Savacool and Silas Fischer on to discuss technology and using it to help run your department like a business.

Women in Fire: Presenters Leadership Conference April 14 07.03.2024

Host Lisa Baker discusses the Women in Fire leadership conference hosted on April 15th in Indianapolis during FDIC. She invites speakers from the conference on to discuss the conference and their presentation.   More: https://womeninfire.org/ Lisa Baker, Southwest Women in Fire Trustee

The Professional Volunteer Fire Department: Chris Naum 06.03.2024

Tom Merrill Invites Chris Naum on to discuss building construction awareness for the volunteer firefighter Chris Naum is a well-known and sought after presenter who has traveled the world discussing building construction and how it affects firefighting operations. He joins Tom Merrill to discuss this important topic, and provide a good overview of what can be done in our volunteer firehouses to fo...

Hooks & Hoses: First-Due Truck Operations 02.03.2024

Host Eric Dreiman and guests Arthur Ashley, Chris Kelly, and Kris Short discuss how truck company operations affect the fireground and complement the engine company operations.

Firefighting Fridays: The Unusual Call for the Engine Company 01.03.2024

In this Firefighting Fridays session, Jeff Shupe and other members of Strategic Fire Training discuss the unusual call for the engine company The panel: Shupe, Knapp, Diederich, Hydeman, and Gruver http://www.strategicfiretraining.com/  

BuildingsonFire: The Commercial Fireground, Part 6: Fireground Command 01.03.2024

#BuildingsOnFire  Christopher Naum on Buildings on Fire’s Taking it to the Streets podcast with guest Chief Doug Cline, from The Fire and Training Podcast continues the conversation with the conclusion of their Six-Part Podcast-Webcast Series; The Commercial Fireground with a new episode Part VI; Lessons, Learnings & New Risks Brought to you by MagneGrip

Fire and Training: The Commercial Fireground, Part 5: Tactical Considerations 29.02.2024

In part five of their discussion on the commercial fireground, host Doug Cline is joined by Chris Naum to talk tactics at commercial fires. Brought to you by MagneGrip

Sons of the Flag: Shay Eskew (encore presentation) 28.02.2024

Burn Survivor Shay Eskew. His 50th birthday is coming up and to celebrate he will be climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro.  Fundraising Page : https://sonsoftheflag.givingfuel.com/shay-eskew-50th-birthday   Brought to you by MagneGrip    

Back Step Boys 27.02.2024

Ron Kanterman and Tom Aurnhammer discuss leadership and the latest in fire service news. Brought to you by MagneGrip.

In The Books: Scott Thompson 24.02.2024

#InTheBooks David Rhodes talks with Scott Thompson about his book published by FireEngineeringBooks.com titled The Functional Fire Company: Positioning Small Groups for Success and Survival

Tailboard Talk: The OSHA Fire Brigade Standard 24.02.2024

On this episode of Tailboard Talk, Craig Nelson, Jeff Wallin, and Chris Rasmussen discuss the new OSHA Fire Brigade standard and how it may affect your fire department..   Surf Inspector - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   Tailboard Talk Theme - Jeff Wallin Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attributio...

The Command Post: The OV Position 23.02.2024

Hosts Rick Lasky and John Salka discuss the outside vent position, a fireground task that really makes a difference. Brought to you by MagneGrip

Main Street Firefighting: Joe Pronesti 22.02.2024

Hosts Chris Tobin and Lex Shady talk with Chief Joe Pronesti on assessing risks in buildings, as well as how age and renovations can affect those assessments.    Brought to you by  MagneGrip

Five After Midnight: Worst Responders 20.02.2024

In this episode Stephanie sits down with Matt from Worst Responders to talk about why the fire service is seeing such an exit in numbers, and how we can fix it. Brought to you by  MagneGrip

APS Radio: Nick Magoteaux 20.02.2024

Episode 37 of APS Radio features Nick Magoteaux from Brothers Helping Brothers. Nick discusses the seventh Annual FF Health & Wellness Conference taking place in “Exotic” Beavercreek, Ohio, on October 16-18. Brought to you by  MagneGrip.

The Training Officer: Ron Kanterman 17.02.2024

Dave McGlynn invites Chief Ron Kanterman on to discuss the roles & responsibilities of the training officer and the impact that fire instructors have on their student firefighters.   Brought to you by  MagneGrip and IFSTA

Fire Service Court: Obligation to Respond 16.02.2024

The panel of firefighter-attorneys John K. Murphy, Brad Pinsky, and Curt Varone look at the obligation to respond.  What happens when first responders show up on the scene and fear for their life.    Brought to you by  MagneGrip and IFSTA    

Generation Engine 14.02.2024

Todd Edwards and Anthony Rowett talk with their guests Jimmy Davis and Steve Robertson about mid-rise buildings, the challenges these buildings pose, and options on how to deal with them. The mid-rise building is prevalent throughout the country in communities of all sizes.   Brought to you by  MagneGrip and IFSTA

The Larry Conley Show: Remembering Ben Polson 13.02.2024

In this episode, host Larry Conley and his guests honor the life of St. Louis (MO) Firefighter Ben Polson, who died in the line of duty while responding to a house fire on January 13, 2022. Larry speaks with special guest April Cayce, the founder of Rebound 911, members of Engine House 13, and Colonel Kyle Taylor to talk about the healing process and honor Ben's life. Brought to you by MagneGrip a...

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