The Weekly Scrap, Firefighter Podcast

On this episode Jim Moss comes on the Scrap to talk about his new book and podcast "Firefighter Success" all that went into why he wrote it as well as answering your questions live. Then his book suggestions he thinks firefighters should read... and as always the five questions for firefighters.

Special guest this week is Chief Walt Lewis, coming on to talk about Tenacity in the Fire service... Ignorance and Arrogance...and anything the viewers can throw his way!  Plus books he thinks all firefighters should read, and of course the five questions for firefighters.

Chief Scott Thompson comes back onto the Scrap to dissect and focus on MCDP 7: Learning. Then we are going to talk about leadership and mentoring as well as any and all rabbit holes and squirrels we want to chase.  Chief fielded a bunch of viewer questions some of which were very hard hitting!  He then shared his books that all firefighters should be reading, and of course the five questions for f...

Very excited to pick Bobby Halton's brain on this episode of the scrap. Planned topics to discuss were culture, leadership, training & technology... but like every good scrap, we get sidetracked into interesting rabbit holes and have some great conversation along the way.  Including philosophy, and history lessons to spare!  Good questions from the viewers... Chief Halton gives out the mo...

The guest this week is none other than Mike Heeney, coming on to do a deep dive talk about search, and any questions you can throw his way. He discusses the book he thinks all firefighters should read... as well as one of the most chaotic five questions of all time!

On this weeks show, Ljay Geist comes on to talk about 110 for the 343, leadership, training and the importance of family.  Then we discuss what books he thinks you should be reading as a firefighter, the five questions, and of course your comments and suggestions!

The guest this week is none other than Chief Howard Rinewalt of FD tactics! Coming on to discuss all he has learned in a leadership role. Then diving into lessons learned from all of the conferences and classes he hosts and attends and teaches at. Plus your questions answered, and the five questions for firefighters.

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap is Andy Starnes of Insight fire training. We discuss fire behavior, thermal imaging, mental health and faith in the fire service ,the brotherhood...plus (mostly) questions the viewers throw our way. It is an awesome scrap with tons of solid information!  Andy includes his books he thinks all firefighters should read, plus one of the highest max points on record...

Joined on this episode of the scrap by Sean Duffy, to talk about all things search related. Then we are going to deep dive into building and unlocking the culture of your department.  Of course Sean has a book he wants to suggest for firefighters to read, and the answers to the five questions for firefighters!

Sitting down to talk to Ben Shultz in this latest episode of the Scrap!  Talking about the concept of Every Second Counts, how it applies to your mindset and your approach to training. He also fields questions and comments from the viewers as well as his reading suggestion for firefighters... and of course the five questions for firefighters.

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap.  Cort Smith (the original first guest ever on the Scrap) comes back to discuss his training philosophy, his life philosophy and generally have a good time discussing fire stuff.  Then he gives three books that he thinks all firefighters should read, as well as his answers to the five questions for firefighters!

On the latest episode of the Weekly Scrap, Aaron Quinn comes on to talk about his philosophy of training, formal and informal leadership, fitness and personal accountability... his love of Yoga and Jiu-Jitsu.  Aaron gives his suggestions for books that firefighters should read... fields the viewers questions and then answers the five questions for firefighters.

On this episode of the Scrap... Corley Moore sits down to talk to Chief Mike Walker. Discussing John Boyd's Organic Design for Command and Control, and how it applies to the fire service. You can find a link to the document here. https://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/JohnBoyd/Organic%20Design%20for%20Command%20and%20Control.pdf?fbclid=IwAR20Ae8OoJlapqZ6b4BjS6sPP75x9jMKMCp77CDzUwPswPxXUTrBgGZmQ...

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap, Corley Moore got to sit down with Chief Dave LeBlanc and talk about... in his words "Mindset, Grossman, Readiness, Service, Doing our Job!" It was a good time, with lots of viewer questions answered.  The internet had a hiccup and ended the show prematurely, so that is the reason for the abrupt cut off.

Lars Axelsson sits down on this episode of the Weekly Scrap to discuss all things "Firenerd" related.  Discussing the differences between European and American Fire Cultures. A discussion on training vs. experience... He gives his suggestions for a book that firefighters should read and his answers to the five questions for firefighters.

On this episode Corley Moore sits down with guest Gary Lane to discuss the modern fire service and lessons he he has learned over his career.  They field questions from the audience about training and being under toxic leadership.  Gary then discusses the books he is reading as well as one of the best answers to one of the five questions for firefighters.

Chief Dennis Reilly joins in on the 50th episode of the Weekly Scrap to talk about everything fire service related... Over 45 years in the fire service… amazingly still as plugged in as ever and willing to share his wisdom from many decades of firefighting.  He has of course a book to suggest that everyone should read... and answers the five questions for firefighters.

Joined this morning by Jason Patton of Fire Department Chronicles to discuss humor and the fire service, and how he has used it as a tool to leave it better than he found it. Whatever else is on his mind, as well as his answers to the five questions for firefighters.

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap guest Jonathan Brumley comes on to talk about attack packages, nozzle reaction, and other general fire nerd stuff.  Jonathan gives his suggested books that firefighters should read, and of course answers the five questions for firefighters.

Corley Moore takes time to reflect on the attacks of September 11th, 2001. What "Never Forget", means to him. Then moves on to discuss the power of reading and why it is important.

Benjamin Martin of Embrace the Resistance sits down, and dives deep, to talk about all things fire service leadership. Then he and Corley go down rabbit holes while fielding viewer questions.  Benjamin talks about books he loves... and of course answers the five questions for Firefighters.

Special guest Justin Mann on this episode of the Weekly Scrap... he's here to discuss all things engine operations. Answering your questions, telling us his favorite books, and of course, the Five Questions for Firefighters.

Episode #44 of the Scrap with Justin Lorenzen of The Training Officer page. Discussing leadership and culture in the fire service as well as his approaches to training.  Then he talks about two books every firefighter should read, and then answers the five questions for firefighters.

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap, Jeremy Sanders sits down  to discuss Fire Nugget One Liners, and his thoughts on the modern fire service culture.  We then talk about what books he believes every firefighter should read, and his answers to the Five Questions for Firefighters.

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap, Mark VonAppen of Fully involved sits down to talk about fire service culture, the big 4, leadership and impact in the modern fire service.  Why manager is not a dirty word, and what the term should be for someone who is not a leader.  Then discussion of his favorite book, and he agrees to answer 4 of the 5 Questions for Firefighters.