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Jeff Seal, the Sales Manager for Spartan Motors, joins Jeremy for some conversation during the Fire Truck Training Conference in Lansing, MI.

Steve Lohr, Chief of the Hagerstown, MD Fire Department sits down with Jeremy at the Fire Truck Training Conference in Lansing, MI. Well verse on fire apparatus purchasing and maintenance, Chief Lohr talks about his appreciation for the FTTC and the relationships that come from such organizations.

In this episode, Pip interviews Rob Murphy, a lieutenant with St. Augustine's Fire Department and former professional football player. They discuss the different chapters of Rob's life, including his transition from college football to the NFL and CFL, and his eventual career in the fire service. They also touch on topics such as moving between fire departments, balancing fire and EMS responsibili...

In this conversation, Mickey reviews a post from September 25th, 2019, discussing the importance of effective communication in the fire service. He highlights the impact of stress on performance and emphasizes the need for clear and precise statements. Mickey also explores the concept of the 'screamer,' someone who is overwhelmed and tries to gain temporary control by screaming. He discusses the i...

Roger Wnek, the Maintenance Coordinator for the Summerville, SC Fire Rescue Department knows fire apparatus. He discusses new apparatus purchases, the problems plaguing the industry today and a bunch of other issues pertaining to fire apparatus in today's market.

Mickey grabs Jeremy from the National Fire Radio Podcast to join him as they break down Zen. Mickey's intellect and well thought out points of view broken down for Jeremy's simple mind. A fun conversation between the two of them!!

Rob Fisher, a Battalion Chief with 36 years of experience in the American Fire Service, discusses the importance of mentorship and personal growth. Rob shares his own experiences with mentors who shaped his career and highlights the need for more mentorship programs in the fire service. Rob also talks about the transition from firefighter to company officer, and the challenges and expectations tha...

AB Turenne, the founder of Hops and Halligans, is one to take action. Sitting around and stewing doesn't suit AB well. He is the guy to get things done. No time to waste, even if "there's history". Career Fire Captain in charge of the Training, AB has found a way to connect the job using today's methods. Based in CT, Hops and Halligans brings in outside speakers to share their experiences and know...

In this conversation, Mickey Farrell discusses the importance of victim removal versus sustained advantage in high-pressure rescue operations. He emphasizes the need for common sense and split-second decision-making in real-life fire conditions. Farrell explores the concept of area of refuge as a transitional means of victim removal, rather than immediately bringing the victim back to the fire are...

In this episode, Pip interviews Cody from BA Shields, a company that produces protective shields for SCBA masks. They discuss the importance of protecting SCBA masks and the benefits of having a patent. Cody shares the story of how BA Shields started and the challenges they faced along the way. They also talk about the creativity involved in designing their products and the impact absorption capab...

Jeremy sits down with TJ Tennent of The Tyre Guys, a company that specializes in tire analysis, forensics and training. As an industry expert his knowledge and experience is vast, but more so, his consuming personality and love of life overshadows his work by far. His infectious demeanor and sincerity shines through this conversation. This is a can't miss conversation. -- This is part of The REV G...

Ben Wilson is "Ate Up". His return to the podcast does not disappoint. His passion and love for the job is paramount and he constantly is "chasing that high".

In this episode, Mickey Farrell discusses the importance of falling in love with the process and embracing every moment, even when it's challenging. He shares insights from a friend and mentor, Clyde Gordon of the Houston Fire Department, who emphasizes the power of kindness and how it doesn't make you weak. Mickey explores the impact of kindness in the fire service, both within the firehouse and...

In this episode of Frontline Mindset presented, Rob engages in a profound conversation with Nick Dinges, the visionary Owner and CEO of Dinges Fire Company. Delving deep into the heart of firefighting and family, Nick shares his unique perspective on starting a family within the demanding environment of the Fire Service. The dialogue extends beyond the surface, exploring the influential figures in...

Retired Deputy Chief Butch Cobb of the Jersey City, NJ Fire Department is widely known across the American fire service for his colorful career as well as working with many industry leading institutions. His contributions to the fire service and the ISO is grand and his love and passion for the job are as strong today as they were riding the back step in 1975. A great conversation about a job we a...

In this episode, Pip interviews Jake Levesque, a firefighter and public information officer (PIO) for the North Las Vegas Fire Department. They discuss the importance of celebrating and highlighting the time spent off-duty, as well as the role of a PIO in the fire service. Jake shares his experiences working in collaboration with other fire departments in Las Vegas and the impact of social media o...

The Can Firefighter role requires expert attention and unwavering focus to carry out responsibilities effectively. It is a critical position that cannot be overstated!

John Velez of the Tailboard Misfit Podcasts.

Welcome to "The Floor Above," where you can participate in the interactive Q&A segment of the show. You can ask any question that comes to mind, whether related to the fireground, the kitchen table, or anything in between. If you have any questions you'd like to ask, please don't hesitate to submit them to thefloorabovethefire@gmail.com

Deputy Chief Al Pratts of the North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue Department believes that the fire service chose him. Heading down an early path of law enforcement, by chance he found the fire service and fell in love. Going all in on a career he had little knowledge prior to his appointment, the challenge of the job tested him from early on. Currently, Al is the Deputy Chief of Special Operati...

Jeff Dill of the Behavioral Health Alliance joins Rob Ridley on Episode 8 of The Frontline Mindset Podcast.

Jeremy talks with Jon Johnson about the upcoming Come and Take It Fire Conference being held on Grapevine, TX April 5-7, 2024. A solid line up of instructors and events taking place. Enrollment is open and so sign up today! Link below⬇️⬇️ — https://www.firenuggets.com/event/come-and-take-it-fire-conference/

Pip welcomes Richard Zuniga,aka ZUNI. A fan of Arnold Schwarzenegger,I mean, who isn’t. He discusses his journey as a fan and the impact Arnold has had on his life. He emphasizes the importance of being yourself, finding purpose through hobbies, and embracing failures and challenges. Zuni also shares his passion for artwork and tattooing, and the joy of connecting with people through social media....

Mike Greco, a lifelong student of the fire service, is a career firefighter with the Hackensack, NJ Fire Department and a volunteer Fire Chief with the Hasbrouck Heights Fire Department. Growing up going to fires with his father set the tone for his unapologetic love of the job. He is fiercely loyal to his people and the job, and it comes through his way in which he talks about the job. He is a tr...

Here's a brief update on the podcast and some valuable insight on effectively navigating the abundance of training networks in today's fire service.