James Geering

Behind The Shield

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Bringing the greatest minds in mental and physical wellness to the men and women who serve our communities.

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James Geering

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28 ott 2026

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Episodi

Casey and Shelby Allen (The impact of shift work on the Firefighter Family, Parkinson's Disease and Fitness) - Episode 1010 24.11.2024

Casey Allen is a Special Operations Firefighter, Artist and the man behind Brick City Battle. His wife Shelby is a Nurse Practitioner, Athlete and Coach. We discuss their journeys into service, the impact of shift work and mandatory overtime on their children and marriage, the physical and mental health decay from sleep deprivation, Parkinson's Disease, his firefighter themed fitness fundraiser an...

Zeke Crozier (Surviving a Helicopter Crash, Traumatic Brain Injury and Art Therapy) - Episode 1009 24.11.2024

Zeke Crozier, a medically retired Army Staff Sergeant served nine years with the Chinook Helicopter Unit operating out of the New Century Air Center in Gardner, KS. Zeke was deployed for Humanitarian missions to Pakistan & Africa and two combat deployments to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Then June 25, 2011, as a Crew Chief in Afghanistan, Zeke’s Chinook Helicopter cras...

Jason Schechterle (Surviving Near Fatal Burns, Post Traumatic Growth and Resilience) - Episode 209 22.11.2024

Jason Schechterle is an Air Force veteran and retired Phoenix Homicide Detective. Jason survived a near fatal wreck after a taxi hit his cruiser at 115mph in 2001. We discuss his early career, mentorship, resilience, the importance of training, gratitude, following your dreams and so much more. Published in 2014, “Burning Shield” tells Jason’s shocking story. It was the first independently publish...

Larry Doyle II (Hurricanes, Nelson Mandela and the Devolution of Journalism) - Episode 1008 20.11.2024

Larry Doyle is one of the most respected journalists of our time. He was the first person to interview Nelson Mandela after his release from Robin Island and the first to interview Saddam Hussein. In this second conversation, we discuss Hurricane Ian devestating his home of Sanibel Island, the death of journalism, American healthcare and so much more.

Kevin Housley (Human Performance, Psychology and Firefighting) - Episode 1007 18.11.2024

Kevin Housley is a Captain on a career engine company in Ft. Collins, CO. He started his fire service career in 2005 and was the founder of Firefighter Craftsmanship in 2016. We discuss his journey into the fire service, human performance, fitness standards, psychology, mental health, the recruitment crisis, sleep and so much more. Kevin has served in many roles with his fire department including...

Brandon Holder (Strength and Conditioning, The Tactical Athlete and Recovery Protocols) - Episode 1006 15.11.2024

Brandon Holder, BS, CSCS, is the Strength and Conditioning Coordinator of the a NE County Police Department. He has diverse coaching experience in the private sector, along with stops in the collegiate setting, working with everyone from elite, youth, and tactical athletes to everyday individuals. Along with his coaching experience, Brandon has previously competed in powerlifting and Strongman com...

Peter Bitwinski (Surviving Both Attacks on the World Trade Center) - Episode 1005 14.11.2024

Peter Bitwinski spent a full career working for the New York Port Authority. He was present during the 1993 bombing and carried a disabled coworker from the 69th floor on 9/11. We discuss his journey into accounting, what it was like to work in the North Tower, the safety changes after the first attack, the heroism of New York's first responders and civilians, continuing their legacy through story...

Dr João Goulão (The Success of the Decriminalisation of Addiction in Portugal) - Episode 138 13.11.2024

Dr João Goulão is Portugal's Director of Addiction Intervention and one of the men who spearheaded the decriminalization of all drug use. We discuss how Portugal had one of the worst drug problems in Europe, how the people pushed the decision to make users patients instead of criminals and the incredible success they have had. João Goulão, M.D., is the Director-General of The General-Directorate f...

Logan Broberg (Firefigher Fitness, Smoke Divers and Resilience) - Episode 1004 10.11.2024

Logan Brogberg is a devoted husband, proud father, 10 year firefighter, smoke diver and the founder of Rogue Firemanship Training. We discuss his journey into the fire service, firefighter fitness, training in gear, the recruitment crisis, the importance of fitness standards, the smoke diver crucible and so much more. https://roguefiremanship.com/

Beth Bowersox (Dispatcher during the Camp Fire and Resident of Paradise) - Episode 507 09.11.2024

Beth Bowersox is a former firefighter and resident of Paradise CA who was on duty as a dispatcher when the Camp Fire destroyed her community. We discuss her journey into the fire service, physical fitness, sleep deprivation, guilt from the inability to save, mental heath in dispatchers and so much more.

Jon Dalton (Operation Red Wings, Prohibition and Psychedelics) - Episode 1003 07.11.2024

Jon Dalton is a Chief Warrant Officer Four SEAL (Retired) and the President of the Nevada Coalition for Psychedelic Medicines. Jon’s twenty-three-year career as a Navy Seal has been fundamentally grounded on the highest level of personal and team performance. His uniquely demanding job requirements necessitated continual learning, adaptation, and execution in one of the most elite military organiz...

Ron Rufo (Law Enforcement, Mental Health and Hunting Predators) - Episode 1002 06.11.2024

Dr Ron Rufo is a 22 year veteran of Chicago PD, mental health advocate and the author of multiple books. We discuss his journey into policing at the age of forty, proactive crime prevention, drug prohibition, the recruitment crisis, first responder mental health, sexual predators and much more. "I recently retired as a highly decorated Chicago Police Officer with over 22 years of service that incl...

Jason Villeggiante and Christina Dizon (Addressing Sleep Deprivation in the Fire Service) - Episode 1001 04.11.2024

Jason Villeggiante and Christina Dizon are career firefighters and founders of Tactical Sleep Rescue. We discuss their respective journeys into the fire service, the impact of sleep deprivation on acute and chronic health, yoga, breathwork, the firefighter work week, their programme and so much more. Christina is the founder of Biohacked Firefighter and the developer of Tactical Sleep Rescue. She...

Tai Geering (An Interview With My Son On School, Athletics and Mental Health) - Episode 1000 31.10.2024

Tai Geering is a student athlete, JROTC alumn and my son. I couldn't think of a better person to commemorate this thousanth episode. I know this conversation will be of value to children and parents alike. We discuss being part of a firefighter family, the impact of divorce, the importance of sports, lego, academics, the pressures of graduation, the impact of the pandemic, the ripple affect of an...

Joshua Strom (Chaplaincy, Mental Health and Hurricane Helene) - Episode 999 30.10.2024

Joshua A. Strom is a seasoned emergency responder and Director of First Responder Lifeline, a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting First Responders in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. With an extensive background in firefighting, search-and-rescue, and wilderness medicine, Joshua co-founded First Responder Lifeline with his wife, Jessica H. Strom. Together, they address the men...

Joshua Rose and Dr Gerad Troutman (How "Nurse Navigation" can reduce calls and revolutionize the 911 system) - Episode 998 27.10.2024

Joshua Rose and Dr Gerad Troutman are part of the Global Medical Response team. We discuss how to reduce EMS responses to low acuity calls, addressing ER overcrowding, proving inexpensive alternatives to EMS transport, creating a three tier 911 system, the GMR response to Hurricane Helene and so much more. Nurse Navigation program provides quick and accurate patient assessments for life- threating...

Jonathan Mark (How a police recruit became a sought after law enforcement psychic medium) - Episode 997 25.10.2024

Jonathan Mark intially entered NYPD as a recruit but it was his gift as a psychic medium that pulled him back into the world of law enforcement. He was called upon in the Gabby Petito case, the Long Island Serial Killer case and many more. We discussed discovering his gift as a child, bringing closure to those who have lost loved ones, the power of meditation and so much more. Jonathan is a highly...

Diane Cotter (The woman who uncovered the PFAS in firefighters' gear) - Episode 996 23.10.2024

Diane Cotter is a firefighter spouse and the woman who revealed the PFAS manufacturers were using in firefighter turnout gear. We discuss her early life, the Cold Storage Fire in Worcester, her husband's cancer diagnosis, her forever chemicals discovery, the resistance she encountered from trusted corporations and organizations, what needs to change and so much more. Diane Cotter is a self-taught...

Monty Bynum (Policing, The War on Drugs and Entrepreurship) - Episode 995 20.10.2024

.Monty Bynum is a Marine veteran, former LEO, DEA and GBI, and the founder of The Wealthy Servant. We discuss his journey into law enforcement, the war on drugs, leadership, entrepreneurship and so much more.

Dustin Hawins (Suicide, Post Traumatic Growth and Red Line Rescue) - Episode 39 19.10.2024

After eight years interviewing, Dustin's story still remains one of the most powerful I've ever heard. This has been a terrible week for the first responder community so it seems fitting that I repost this episode with the hope that it might reach someone who needs to hear it. Dustin Hawkins has been to hell and back both physically and mentally. We talk about his critical injuries, PTSD, near sui...

Dr Anders Hansen (Psychiatry, ADHD and the Pursuit of Happiness) - Episode 944 18.10.2024

Dr. Anders Hansen is a Swedish psychiatrist, speaker and international bestselling author with his own TV series exploring the human brain. Dr. Hansen’s books have sold millions of copies globally and topped bestseller lists around the world. He is the winner of the book of the year Big Health Award 2017 and 2019, and Sweden’s Mensa Prize in 2018. We discuss his childhood in Sweden, the importance...

Jay Dawes (Strength Training, The Tactical Athlete and Longevity) - Episode 993 16.10.2024

Jay Dawes, PhD, CSCS, *D, NSCA-CPT, TSAC-F, FNSCA, is a professor of applied exercise science in the School of Kinesiology, Applied Health and Recreation at OSU. Dr. Dawes has worked as a university athletic performance coordinator, strength/performance coach, personal trainer and educator for over 20 years. His primary research interests is focused on improving the health, fitness and human perfo...

Michael McColgan (Celtic Rock, Firefighting and Mental Health) - Episode 992 13.10.2024

Michael McColgan is an Army Veteran, Firefighter, founding member of Dropkick Murphys and the lead vocalist of Street Dogs. We discuss his journey into music, the Invasion of Iraq, his powerful sobriety story, Celtic rock, entering the fire service, some notable calls, becoming part of the mental health solution in Boston and so much more.

Larry Doyle (Nelson Mandela, War Reporting and the Death of American Journalism) - Episode 677 12.10.2024

Larry Doyle is a Vietnam veteran and one of the most respected journalists of his era. We discuss his journey into journalism, interviewing Nelson Mandela, his experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, the devolution of American journalism, veteran mental health and so much more.

Kevin Berthia and Kevin Briggs (The Golden Gate Bridge, Mental Health and Growth) - Episode 991 10.10.2024

The moment CHP Officer Kevin Briggs responded to Kevin Berthia's suicide attempt became a picture that touched the world. I have interviewed both of these men independantly but in this episode they joined me together to discuss all things mental health. Kevin Briggs entered the US Army in 1981. In 1987, he became a correctional officer and worked at Soledad and San Quentin State Prisons. In 1990,...

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