Podcasts about chief walker

On today's show: 1. Chief Walker addresses officer-involved shooting - https://www.counton2.com/news/local-news/chief-walker-to-address-deadly-officer-involved-shooting/ 2. Local billionaire Bessent to lead Treasury for Trump - https://charlestoncitypaper.com/2024/11/25/local-billionaire-bessent-to-lead-treasury-for-trump/ 3. Nancy Mace fights to keep transgender women out of bathrooms while her aide broke into a woman's home - https://www.advocate.com/politics/nancy-mace-sean-brislin#toggle-gdpr This episode's music is by Tyler Boone (tylerboonemusic.com). The episode was produced by LMC Soundsystem.

On tomorrow's MADM, I'll have City of Fultondale, Alabama, Fultondale Police Department Chief Marcel Walker to share about what it means to have Lane Harper, Power of Life Foundation in his community! Sponsor: Green's Dependable Hardware Russellville, AL

THIS WEEK in a very special EXTRA EPISODE of GoMo Tonight, we are joined in the Space Lounge by none other than Peterborough Fire Chief Ed Walker for an extended interview covering all aspects of the controversial Fire Department HQ Proposal. Among the things discussed: * How did we get to this project? * What is IN this project? * What is unique about Peterborough Fire and Rescue? * Where does the price tag come from? Special thanks to Chief Walker for this substantive conversation. For further info, see the website and contact info below: https://www.peterboroughprojects.info/ ewalker@peterboroughnh.gov nmacstay@peterborough.gov You know, we send out emails every Tuesday and Friday with all the latest info and perspectives about events and fun in the region - you should sign up: mailchi.mp/15b0b51c41db/basic-initial-landing-page Contact us: Hate mail and information about how to send us your awesome calendar photos: diloreto@monadnockunderground.com Submissions: submit@monadnockunderground.com AgEx Farm Listings: zoe@monadnockunderground.com Advertising/Sponsorship: sam@monadnockunderground.com www.gomonadnock.com/ www.monadnockunderground.com/ This episode was produced by Sound Lord Chad Patterson of Studio 117. GO TO Studio 117 - www.studio117.net/ - for ALL your mixing, mastering, and recording needs in 2022 AND BEYOND. He is a hero. PLUS he's got a band now and you can BOOK THEM: www.facebook.com/DownByTen/

The Journey from Nebraska to the Territory of Deseret was an adventurously long one. And in the early days of settling the Wild West, there was never a destination. The only place you could permanently call home was your final resting place. From Conestogas to Cavalry, from rivers to mountains, from Chiefs to Governors, from freezing winters to striking summers, from Sasquatch attacks to buried Mummies, from hidden treasure to Egyptian hieroglyphs, and from settling the Sanpete area to sipping sop with snakes. You wont want to miss this tale. Too true to be believed. Characters (in order of appearance): Orville Sutherland CoxElvira Pamela MillsCharles C. RichGeneral KearneySylvester HuletAmos CoxLoenza PhilenaJohn C. FreemontOrville Mills CoxChief Walkara, (aka Chief Walker or Joseph Walker)Brigham YoungIsaac MorleyTowatsAdelia Belinda CoxAlmer Bingley CoxDeLaun Mills CoxLocations: Elkhorn River, NebraskaSweet water River, WyomingIndependence Rock, WyomingTerritory of Deseret (aka Utah)Salt Creek Canyon, Territory of DeseretMount NeboSanpete ValleyMantiDrinking Venomhttps://insh.world/science/what-if-you-fell-into-a-pool-filled-snake-venom/Reptile Oral Bacteriahttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25921519/Featured Voice Talents:Macy Heaton

 |A prosthetic device is any device that helps replace, correct, or support a body part or the function of a body part. In the VA that definition gets stretched a bit to cover so much more. It can be, according to Asst. Chief Walker, the proper socks for a diabetic patient all the way up to the retrofitting of a car to provide a vet with mobility. Listen in and you will learn, just as I did, the multitude of services that the VA provides.

I sat down with Matthew Ramirez, a Political Science Major from UCLA and a Santa Paula Native. We spoke all things ethics, transparency, and leadership qualities regarding the chief walker situation in Santa Paula, CA. Thank you for tuning in!

At the age of five, Assistant Fire Chief Jimmy Walker of the Kansas City (MO) Fire Department (KCFD) lost his father then a KCFD Captain in a building collapse on April 27, 1981. On October 15, 2015, Chief Walker was on scene at a fire which claimed the lives of two KCFD members Larry Leggio and John Mesh in another building collapse. On this episode, Joe Pronesti sits down with Chief Walker to discuss the building, the actions of first in companies, the collapse and the recovery both on scene and how the department has moved forward with the lesson learned this event. Related: Collapse Zones, Voids, and Sector Discipline at Large Fires Sponsored by https://globe.msasafety.com/ The best way to keep up with Fire Engineering? Get our regular e-Newsletter: www.fireengineering.com/enewsletter  

Leading requires various skills and characteristics.The 480th ISRW Command Chief, CMSgt Trey Walker" joins the show to share his personal philosophy about the subject of leadership. CONNECT on Facebook and SUBSCRIBE ON Apple Podcasts: Show Notes:[00:01:38] - What is weighing on Chief Walker's mind?[00:03:47] - The importance for leaders today to leverage social media in various platforms and connect with people[00:06:35] - Question submitted by a member of the 324th [00:09:20] - Tips for handling pressure when expectations continue to rise[00:11:35] - Emotional strength and emotional intelligence in 2020[00:13:11] - Skills and experiences that every leader should have?[00:14:28] - Tiered mentorship[00:17:00] - Movie image that depicts leadership and who or what comes to mind[00:18:02] - What Chief Walker is world class at that people might not know?[00:19:26] - Go-To karaoke song? [00:20:51] - 2-3 books he recommends to people[00:24:50] - If a movie is being made about your life would would the name of that movie be? QUOTES: "The only thing our airmen can control is how they come to work everyday.” [00:02:26]“If you develop great human beings they will be great airmen.” [00:09:50]“Most people just want to be treated with dignity and respect regardless of the generation that they came from and if you can manage to do that you can move and lead people.” [00:12:41] Resources and books mentioned:Sticking PointsGetting to UsThe Mental Game of BaseballThe Five Dysfunctions of a Team

Command Chief Master Sergeant Walker from the 480th ISR Wing sits down with John and Timothy to discuss his unit's unique circumstances and approaches to mental health and leadership issues. Listen in on our second episode as the Langley Chapter of the Air Force Association gets after real issues in a frank discussion with a transparent and inspirational senior Air Force leader.Chief Walker's video with SSgt Murphree: http://tiny.cc/gih7izCastInterviewer: John ThompsonInterviewee: CMSgt Robert WalkerSound Engineer and Music:Timothy TanbonliongSocialsWebsite: http://amncxn1up.buzzsprout.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Langleyafa/Twitter: https://twitter.com/afalangleyInsta: https://www.instagram.com/afalangleyva/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHItXmt1TkGU6M9M3gxRxtA?view_as=subscriberThe Air Force Association is a volunteer-led non-profit organization connecting brave Airmen who commit their lives to protecting the greater good of our country.

Assistant Chief Frank Blackley and recently-promoted Battalion Chief Chris Walker talk about how they are doing CRR at the Wilmington, North Carolina Fire Department. In this conversation we get two unique perspectives from Chief Blackley as a department senior officer, and Chief Walker, who was recently promoted from Captain and was able to give us the view from the right seat of an engine. We talk about CRR and fire fighter safety, working with partners, the importance of data and so much more. If you are looking for more information on CRR, be sure to check out the CRR Portal at The Vision 20/20 Project's website, http://www.strategicfire.org.

The man in the tennis shoes brings Henry to the basement, which is quite the surprise for Wayne Leiland. Rita confronts Chief Walker, but doesn’t get a whole lot out of him. He suspects she knows something, though, and that doesn’t bode well for her. Henry’s purpose is revealed in the plot, as he is faced with a horrible task. Remember folks, this podcast novella is Rated R for strong language, adult themes, and situations.

The encounter with Sam is still fresh in Rita's mind, and as she sits down to have a talk with her neighbor, more about the town is revealed until a scream penetrates the conversation. Chief Walker and the man in the tennis shoes have a nice sit down, and we learn what happened to Danny Wilmott. Remember, folks – this podcast novella is Rated R for strong language, adult themes, and situations.