A group discussion among firefighters and fire officers regarding several elements of the fire service.
The Flow and Vent's Podcast is an incredibly insightful and moving podcast that provides a deeper and more empathetic understanding of the lives of firefighters, first responders, paramedics, and teachers. As someone who has had a father working in these fields for their entire life, this podcast has allowed me to gain a greater appreciation for the trauma they experience on a daily basis. The hosts discuss the realities and day-to-day experiences of these individuals, portraying them as real-life superheroes. I am immensely grateful for this podcast as it sheds light on the challenges faced by my dad and others like him.
One of the best aspects of The Flow and Vent's Podcast is its genuine content. The hosts deliver real talk, discussing their experiences with honesty and authenticity. They call it as they see it, providing an unfiltered view into the lives of firefighters and first responders. This approach is refreshing and allows listeners to connect with the stories on a deeper level. The podcast presents a unique opportunity to learn about the behind-the-scenes moments that are often overlooked or misunderstood.
While The Flow and Vent's Podcast excels in many areas, one potential downside is that it may be difficult for those outside of the field to fully grasp certain concepts or jargon used by the hosts. Some episodes may require additional background knowledge or context to fully understand the topics being discussed. However, this can easily be remedied by providing explanations or definitions during episodes to ensure all listeners can follow along.
In conclusion, The Flow and Vent's Podcast is an outstanding show that offers valuable insights into the lives of firefighters, first responders, paramedics, and teachers. It creates a space for open conversations about trauma, heroism, and everyday challenges faced by these individuals. This podcast is not only entertaining but also educational for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of these professions. I highly recommend giving it a listen - you won't be disappointed!
In this episode, we dive into the critical elements of water rescue—from essential PPE to best practices for swiftwater operations. Whether you're a first responder, a SAR team member, or just passionate about water safety, this discussion covers the gear that keeps rescuers protected, the latest advancements in immersion technology, and the real-world applications that make all the difference when seconds count.Learn more about cutting-edge water rescue gear at Immersion Research: https://immersionresearch.comContact their SAR team directly at prosales@immersionresearch.com or call 814-395-9191.
Rob, Mike, and Dave sit down with Professor Glenn Corbett and discuss his journey, the evolution of building construction, and bridging together academics and the streets.
Rob, Mike, Mikey and Dave sit down with Chief John Norman to discuss the job, leadership, and valuable lessons learned over his time in the fire service.
Join Rob, Mike, and Mike as they welcome Retired Chief David Rhodes, the editor-in-chief of Fire Engineering, for a captivating conversation. From his early days in the fire service to the latest trends shaping firefighter training, Chief Rhodes shares invaluable insights and hard-earned wisdom. Don't miss this deep dive into the past, present, and future of fire service education and leadership.
Happy St. Patrick's Day brothers! The crew briefly goes over last week's trip to Poland!
2025 kicks off with a conversation with Rob, Mike and Mike. Mikey's back in as a Chief, Mike's hitting a year on the job, and Rob is going to Poland…
For the 50th episode Rob, Mike, and Dave had the opportunity to speak with Retired Navy Seal Drago Dzieran. The brothers discuss leadership, culture, and similarities between the fire service and the Navy Seals. You are not going to want to miss this one.
After a long hiatus the boys are back to discuss the kitchen table, leadership, respect, and lessons learned as officers.
Rob sits down with Michael Witek, Jeff Chandler, David Lenart, and the man behind the EXPOs social media at EMS & FIRE PRO 2024.
Rob sits down with Mike Perone and Gianni of Firehouse Innovations LI and Firehouse Innovations Training at FIRE/EMSPRO Expo at Foxwoods.
Rob, Mikey, Mike, and Matt get together to discuss the last couple weeks and how to battle mediocrity in the firehouse.
The crew sits down with Ex-Chief Adam Alberti to discuss current topics and his travels.
Rob, Mike, and Matt sit down "live" at the EMS/FIREPRO conference to discuss what the conference and the future of the conference has to offer!
Rob and Mike had the honor of sitting down with NOLA Chief Bouvier (who you may know from the show Nightwatch) while at the EMS/FIREPRO Conference.
The Boys talk ladder tactics... sort of
Happy 4th of July LATERob, Mike, and Mike Talk about it all. Listen in and here some tips, tricks, and upcoming news!
The Boys are back in town catching up and discussing the last few months…
Rob and Mike venture up to EMSPRO at Foxwoods Casino Resort for the 2021 EMSPRO conference for a live recording and Rob's impalement class. Special guest during the podcast and the man that gave us our invite, Sean Fitch.
The crew discussed how much is too much when dealing with the firehouse and on service calls, self accountability as an officer, and Rob's accents…check out Drejman's Pin the Q interview for more…
Rob, Mike, and Mike discuss some mutual aid training, truck culture, and anything that made the table.
Rob and Mike chat with Maj. Britt from OKCFD to discuss the similarities and differences between Midwest and East Coast firefighting.
Happy 2021! New Year, "New Us"Recorded January 24
The crew had the opportunity to train and record at Bobby's debut takin' it to the streets weekend.
Rob and Mike sit with the brothers behind the ring rescue.Website: https://ringrescue.com/Informational Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpiIWHgKeD4&t=64sBefore and After (Ring Removals) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1q8ejNeK1k- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ringrescue - Instagram - @RingRescueInc - https://www.instagram.com/ringrescueinc/- Twitter - @Ringrescueinc - https://twitter.com/ringrescueinc
The crew sits down with Bobby and discusses topics that were sent in!
The Boys are back and discussing hot topics such as COVID, microphones, and hose packs.
The crew reunites while socially distancing to discuss rona, recent incidents, and the mystery of the blonde mustache.
The crew discusses reducing responses, tools in cars, and bandaids. Definitely a language warning on this one.
The Crew discusses a couple questions from social media including new officer ideas and "the vacant".
The Hook & Can, Boogie Down Truckwork, Top Floor Tactics, and Flow & Vent sit down to discuss a few topics...
The crew sits down discusses the FAST strap, the NorthernStar Compass, and the beginning of volunteer election season.
The crew sits down with the brothers at Progress FC and discuss several topics including live-ins, riding assignments, etc.
The crew sits down with the brothers behind the FAST board.
The crew recaps FDIC and discusses the 6-22.
The FV Crew travels to Aetna Hook & Ladder in Newark, DE.
The FV Crew recaps the Ohio road trip and the Miami Valley Fire & EMS Conference.
The FV Crew meets with the Brothers of National Fire Radio. This is the audio from their show on youtube.
The crew sits with the Hook and Can crew for a second time to discuss a new year, new faces, and firemanship.
The crew has their year end review and the holidays.
The crew discusses the ins and outs of the rescue squad.
The crew discusses the ins and outs of the engine company, nozzles, packs, lays, and positioning.
The crew discusses the ins and outs of the ladder company, towers vs sticks, and some positioning.
The crew sits down with Blake from Next Rung and discusses mental well-being.
The crew sits down with Drew over at Fire Reviews for some tailboard talk. After several minutes of technical issues the instagram live feed started rolling. Drew joins us around the 6 minute mark.
The crew sits down with the Brothers of The Hook & Can and discuss ventilation, the firehouse, and the brotherhood.
The crew discusses social media, their experiences with several platforms, and best practices.
The crew sits down with Rob of Shut Up and Train LLC (https://www.facebook.com/SUATFIRE/) to discuss RIT/RIC/FAST operations and the differences around the state.
The crew discusses the role of the fire officer and tips for upcoming officers.
The guys discuss the NFPA 1410 drill and firehouse pride.
The crew discuss their days off being probationary firefighters and the tips needed to be a successful one.
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