National Fire Radio Podcast Channel

National Fire Radio Podcast Platform

The National Fire Radio Podcast Channel featuring a variety of personalities and their podcasts that capture the essence of the Fire Service.

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9 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

200. When People Call Us, We Show Up - Chief Brian Nardelli 05.04.2023

Brockton, MA has one of their own at the helm of their Fire Department. Chief of Department Brian Nardelli is homegrown on the streets of Brockton. He grew up there and he lives there today. The town has changed some but his love for it has never wavered. Brian has an infectious way about him. His demeanor is consuming and his presence is felt. He is passionate about the fire service but more impo...

The Size Up Episode 11. The Reboot 04.04.2023

Welcome Back!!!! After a longer than expected hiatus, The Size Up by National Fire Radio is returning to the podcast world. Pip decided to start the reboot just like he started the original. Jeremy, from National Fire Radio joins Pip for this week's chat. And boy does he chat, and chat and chat. Jeremy, From National Fire Radio breaks down a bit about his past 5 years and our plan for this podcast...

199. Sons and Dads Generation - Bo Yelich 03.04.2023

What do you want to be when you grow up?? This all to common question we ask children certainly didn't trip up Bo Yelich when he was little. From very early on, he was immersed into the fire service by his mother and father. "It's Mom's fault", says Bo. "She's the one who brought me down to the firehouse when dad was working." Watching his father work the firehouse and command the fire ground, Bo...

198. I Need More Friends - Gerard Mann 23.03.2023

Leading Firefighter Gerard Mann of Fire Rescue Victoria , Australia, is always on the hunt for new "mates". He finds himself looking for similar people who love the job as much as he does. Working as a firefighter for 11 years, Gerard has come to know one thing for sure; firefighters are the same across all borders. Presented with challenges within his urban center, Gerard went all in on learning...

197. New England FOOLS and the Joey D Foundation Recap - Rob and Jeremy 22.03.2023

Rob and jeremy catch up after two strong conference weekends. Jeremy attended the New England FOOLS conference in Maine while Rob attended the Lt. Joseph P. DiBernardo Foundation training weekend in Texas.

196. Fire Protection Technology Degree - John Kane 21.03.2023

Retiring as a Deputy Chief with the Syracuse, NY Fire Department, John Kane hopped right into teaching after his retirement. Many find themselves touring the region or even nationally speaking about the job and educating students who are hungry to learn. But John didn't have to look far to begin his teaching career. Instead teaching hungry firefighters across the country, John went to work as an A...

195. Reboot: 152. Ego is Insecurity Disguised - Rob and Jeremy 20.03.2023

Reboot episode with Rob and Jeremy.

194. Primary Complete - Matt Hoffman and Steve Hunt 17.03.2023

Matt and Steve of the Primary Complete podcast finally sit down with Jeremy and talk shop. These two hard chargers wanted to create the podcast as a way of giving back and connecting with the job. Dedicated to the pushing the job forward, their podcast talks shop but it also explores life outside the job. From their studio in NC, these two are genuinely interested in their guests and their stories...

193. Call Home; Because They Don't Know - John Lewis 16.03.2023

A "Jersey Guy", John Lewis was all in from an early age. Emulating his Father and older Brother, John knew he wanted to be a firefighter. Joining the volunteer department at an early age set the stage for his love of the job. Soon after, John was hired in a small department in NJ where he was exposed to plenty of work. Many memorable jobs were made but one in particular still stands out. John was...

192. "Working with Giants" - John Norman 15.03.2023

Deputy Assistant Chief John Norman's (ret.) latest book, "Working with Giants" is the perfect title for how he talks about the job. As he reminisces about his incredible career, he constantly credits those he worked along side of. Those who served as mentors as well as those who served under Chief Norman's command are remembered and talked about by name. With over 50 years in the fire service, 27...

191. Professional Development - Auggie Matt 14.03.2023

Sometimes opportunity presents itself and you have to just have to believe and go all in. Coming off the line for a year and taking a staff position, Lt. Auggie Matt of the Syracuse, NY Fire Department loves working the streets. Prior to being promoted, he was the senior driver of the Rescue and really liked where he was at. But when the Chief asked him to take on a new project with another Lieute...

190. The Senior Man - Jess Rodzinka 10.03.2023

How does one know when they become the "Senior Man"?? There is no formal process or recipe for how and when it happens. But there are the ingredients that are necessary for who becomes the "Senior Man". Jess Rodzinka, a Captain with the Charlottesville, VA Fire Department found himself navigating this situation during his 25 year career. The informal leader of the firehouse, this position is often...

189. Preserving our Past - Darren Brinkkoeter 09.03.2023

With over 30 years in the fire service, Darren Brinkkoeter still remembers the sights and sounds of growing up as a fireman's kid. Hiding in the back of his fathers car as he races off to the fire in town, Darren knew very early on that firefighting was in his bones. There was little chance he wasn't going to end up riding those firetrucks he so loved growing up. Those years greatly influenced his...

188. Throw Back; Episode 67 with Dave Gallagher 08.03.2023

On todays throwback episode, Jeremy and Rob are joined by the OG himself, retired lieutenant David Gallagher of the Huber Heights Ohio Fire Department. The OG shares with us his stories about coming up through a changing fire service and shares some of the personal events that shaped who he has become in his career. Currently, Dave is continuing to pass on his knowledge as an instructor with the M...

187. Jeremy and Rob - 5 Year Recap 07.03.2023

This month marks the 5th anniversary since NFR launched. It has been an incredible journey. This is a quick conversation about our beginning and the foundation in which we continue to build upon today.

186. Opening Keynote - Northeastern Fire Summit, New England FOOLS 3.3.23 06.03.2023

Jeremy opens the Northeastern Fire Summit with his keynote, Bridging the Gap. New England FOOLS, March 3-5, 2023.

185. "True Believers" - Steve McClain 03.03.2023

20 years in the fire service, the last 8 with Sacramento, CA, Steve McClain knows one thing... he wanted to run with fast paced companies and go to fires. Sacramento offers a wide variety of opportunity and admittedly, Steve will tell you the knob is the best seat in the game, but the truck certainly offers more opportunity. And opportunity is what he likes. Sacramento has an organized approach to...

184. Better Together - JP Sokolowski 02.03.2023

JP Sokolowski is a career firefighter with the newly formed Wenatchee Valley Fire Department in Washington state. This picturesque location is now home to two departments joining forces to better serve the public. Taking two different cultures, sets of rules, guidelines and anything else you can think of and then putting them together to make something new will certainly present some challenges. F...

183. Discipline is all About Showing Up - Brandon Strickland 01.03.2023

When you show interest and treat people right, it leaves a lasting impression on them. Brandon Strickland, a Battalion Chief with Decatur, AL remembers all to well his chance encounter he had at 8 years old with the local fire department. From that day forth, the groundwork was laid and Brandon knew he wanted to be a firefighter. Through the volunteer service as a teenager, to becoming a Youth Min...

182. You Can Contribute or You Can Contaminate - LJay Geist 28.02.2023

"Go spread the fireground gospel"... LJay Geist has been a student of the fire service since his early years. Looking for more, he has traveled to conferences and made connections with complete strangers just to push himself forward in the fire service. Making the connections and forming relationships with like minded people has impacted LJay greatly. These relationships make him better and encour...

181. Accountability - Rob and Jeremy 21.02.2023

Grip and Rip!! Rob and Jeremy dive into personal accountability and how it relates to the good, the bad and the ugly of leadership. -- Email the Show!! podcast@nationalfireradio.com

180. Revisiting Episode 85, Station Nightclub Fire 2/20/03 - Jason Erban 20.02.2023

20 years later and the scars of February 20, 2003 still remain present in so many lives. This is a replay episode from 2022 in which we sat down with Jason Erban at RagTop Industries and captured his story which included responding to the Station Nightclub fire 20 years ago. A moving and powerful story by someone I truly admire in the fire service. -- Today we sat down for a special interview on l...

179. Always Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing - Nick Martin 17.02.2023

When things get complicated... When we run with well trained firefighters day in and day out, the role of Command can become quite routine. Routine can become complacency, complacency can kill. When things get complicated is not the time to put your lackluster performance to the test. Command staff needs to be on their game each and every time they go out the door. The level of expectation that ou...

178. Be Proficient in Your Current Position Before Moving Up - Tyler Whitfield 16.02.2023

The fire department has taught Tyler Whitfield so many things other than fighting fire. Laundry, cooking and making coffee are skills he did not possess prior to the fire service. With 9 years in the fire service, 6 with Clearwater, FL, Tyler had never had to do those things prior to living in the firehouse. You just don't know what you don't know. Whether it's hooking ceilings or making a fresh p...

177. Small Town Pride, Big Picture Mentality - Joe Palumbo, Sr. 15.02.2023

Small town roots run deep, very deep. Joe Palumbo, Sr. lives in Pennsauken, NJ, volunteered for Pennsauken, NJ and recently retired from Pennsauken, NJ. His love of the community lead him down the road of finding the fire service. Volunteering in 1994 was a great time to be a fireman in Pennsauken, NJ. Jobs were bountiful and the hook was instant. Joe knew firefighting was going to be his career....

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