Podcasts about firefigher

Once a towering figure on the baseball diamond for the MLB, traded his catchers mit in for a firefighters helmet and paramedics gear. Transitioning from the grand stages of the Major League to the frontlines of emergency response, he now serves as a vital lifeline in the White River Township Fire Dept, where his dedication to teamwork, quick thinking, and unwavering courage continues to inspire both on and off the field.

In the final part of this 3-part series, we pick up right where we left off in my conversation with Olivia and Eric from Yoga For First Responders. If you did not listen to the last 2 episode, I would suggest you start their first so that you don't miss any of the great takeaways from the knowledge and passion that Olivia and Eric share.If someone were to tell you that 5,000 years ago a program was started in order to train the most elite warriors of that time to become calm and centered in any situation, I'm sure it would pique some interest. How about if you found out that it teaches mastery of the mind and optimal functioning of the entire body, sounds even better. Oh, and one last thing, the teaching and techniques of this program were so profound and so successful that they are still practiced today. I think it's safe to say that most of us would be signing up for that, if that's the case then our interest in it shouldn't fade or vanish when we find out that this practice is yoga. Hang in there though because you just might learn something that could save your life.For more info on YFFR and to access their on-demand app visit their website: yogaforfirstresponders.orgTo set up live instruction email: success@yogaforfirstresponders.orgTo watch introductory videos and access other free content go to: ondemand.yogaforfirstresponders.orgTo receive the 30-page Buy-In Packet email your request to info@yogaforfirstresponders.orgAlso check out their new podcast "On Air by Yoga For First Responders" wherever you listen to podcasts.

Hey buddies! In this episode I was blessed to speak with Audra and Chelsi from the Dear Chiefs Podcast. We discussed quite a few topics covering, Mental Health, Stress, being a spouse of a FF, Shift schedules and when to approach your firefighting spouse and even "Solo Parenting". This episode was so educational for myself. I really enjoyed listening and learning from both of these intelligent ladies! If I've earned a subscription please follow my instagram https://www.instagram.com/more_with_stumpo_podcast/ If you're wanting to see more content from Dear Chiefs Podcast follow them! https://www.instagram.com/dearchiefspodcast/

Kate Foster is a mother, wife, and career firefighter.It was also a fortunate turn of events that I was with her on her first fire earlier this year.  In this episode we recap the story but also dive into some topics on parenting, sharing information with our kids, and her experience and growth as a female firefighter.It was a really fun talk and Kate will absolutely be a repeat guest.Support the showIf you like the episodes and want to show some support, please head to 4thShiftFitness.com and contribute through the Buy Me A Coffee button.If you're interested in personal training, digital coaching, or exercise programs, please reach out to 4thShiftFit@gmail.com or find me on social media @4thShiftFitnessThank you for listening and let's all keep working to be more capable and durable both on shift and away from it.

Former Firefighter andFDNY Bravest Boxing Club participant Bobby McGuire joins Bernie and Sid in the Morning to talk about the upcoming boxing event: Thrilla in Camilla, where the FDNY's Boxing Team will go up against the UK's West Yorkshire Boxing Team on Friday July 8, 2022 in Rockaway Beach, NY. All proceeds from the boxing match will benefit the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts James Johnson and Barry Franchi speak with City of Los Angeles (CA) Fire Captain Victor Aguirre about the Boyd Street fire. Sponsored by the TenCate Made for Life podcast: https://us.tencatefabrics.com/podcast/

Captain Jen Román chats with childhood friend, Linda, in probably one of the best The Safety Struggle episodes yet! Captain Jen Román manages the Emergency Medical Services Division for the City of Madison Fire Department, having served as a firefighter, paramedic, training officer and lieutenant. She is also faculty for Madison College in the School of Human and Protective Services and earned a Masters from UW-Madison in Adult and Continuing Education. Jen has been an active Girl Scout volunteer for over 25 years, helping girls and women become their best selves. Not one to sit around waiting for something to happen, she took on gender inequity head-on and founded CampHERO, a summer camp for girls in Kindergarten through 12th grade that teaches courage, confidence and character while introducing them to the protective services. Captain Roman was honored in Washington, D.C. in 2018 with a Jefferson Award as someone who has had maximum impact on the things they care about, has changed their communities and the world, and inspired action. http://camphero4girls.org/ Support this podcast

It's Yaaaaapy Hour!! You know the deal... chitchatting about new and developing stories related to true crime, conspiracy theory and the paranormal. Enjoy!!_Zodiac Killer update: 20:30Brandon Bernard: 29:32Dying Rooms: 40:04Alien news: 51:20Monolith update: 1:00:18Florida child abuse case: 1:06:32COVID-19 vaccine: 1:10:30 _Small business to check out!Topo by Maddie Distasio: Handcade Clay Jewelry on a MissionIG: topostudio_Etsy: etsy.com/shop/topobymaddiedistasioThank you to our lovely sponsor for this episode!Eskandalo Hair: follow them on Instagram @eskandalohair or check out their website eskandalohair.com. Visit their website to schedule an appointment. Mention this podcast and get 10% off your service!_Music by Brunch/ Kyle Moucha Won't Shut UpYT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1NJEzoHu16oqUiTqyaXE_QIG: @houseboat_tljFB: @houseboatTLJ_Cover art by Samantha McGrawIG: @ohsamit_Social media:Facebook: @BWDWKpodcastTwitter: @BWDWKpodcastInstagram: @butwhatdoweknowpodcastEmail: butwhatdoweknowpod@gmail.com_** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW **

Jason Patton, an Olympic weightlifter in the past, is now firefighter and the admin owner of social media "Fire Department Chronicles".A Riviera Beach firefighter is always ready to save a life on a moment’s notice and he can also make you laugh. Jason Patton is the man behind Fire Department Chronicles, where he shares hilarious videos to help life the spirits of firefighters worldwide.Besides making them laugh, he encourages his viewers to donate to his organization, Fire Department Coffee Foundation. He is the Vice President of the non-profit and takes pride in giving back and raising money for charities.“Fire Department Chronicles, myself and Fire Department Coffee has donated just over $10,000 to local fire departments, firefighters with cancer. We gave a scholarship, HCI, to a kid in Riviera Beach. We sent him to EMT school for free,” Patton said. “I’ve always said that in any business, or in anyone’s life, the foundation of your life should be built on helping others.”His latest charitable opportunity is not an easy task.Patton is preparing to climb 110 flights of stairs for the San Antonio 9/11 Memorial Climb.“It’s in memory of the 343 firefighters that passed away on 9/11,” he said at Tiara Condominiums on Singer Island, where he trains. “It’s our way of showing tribute to them.”Participants are encouraged to wear their firefighter gear as they climb 110 flights of stairs to pay tribute to the hundreds of emergency responders who were killed in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.But Patton decided to take it a step further by adding an additional 10 pounds of gear for every $500 he raises.“I’ll be climbing a nice 110 pounds of gear,” he said.That means Patton will be going to the top weighing at about 350 pounds, since the average weight of a firefighter in gear is 255 pounds.All the money he will raise for this event will go towards the Tommy Cullen Foundation, an organization that support families of firefighters battling cancer.“It’s humbling to even have the opportunity to do this,” Patton said.Click here to follow Fire Department Chronicles.Check out this week's podcast with Jason Patton the creator of Fire Department Chronicles https://www.facebook.com/firedepartmentchronicleshttps://www.instagram.com/firedepartmentchronicles

On Today's Episode we take a deep dive into a critical aspect of resiliency, knowing your why. Understanding why you do what you do is a foundational element that defines your services as a First Responder. When we start out on the job we have a general idea to 'protect and serve' but most of us never really defined our reasons for becoming Heroes. And, as time goes by, and cynicism and job fatigue or burnout assert themselves, we can completely lose touch with our why and that hijacks one of the essential aspects of being human...to know our purpose, to gain meaning from our service and ultimately to leave a legacy.  Not only will we kick around this important topic, at the end there is an exercise that will help you to discover, or rediscover your why...and my coaching clients and classroom students have told me that this is among the most powerful of the exercises we do to get them back on track and motivated toward their career.  

Join the well respected Blogger, Educator, and EMS Provider Amy Eisenhauer and I as we discuss the societal perceptions of substance abuse and mental health in the EMS world. Amy Eisenhauer is a dynamic presenter at Emergency Medical Services (EMS) conferences nationwide, raising awareness on topics such as provider suicide, response to hoarding events, and career development for EMS professionals. As a Certified Emergency Medical Technician, she has served the New Jersey Emergency Medical Services community as a volunteer and career provider since 1995. In addition to providing high quality medical care, Amy has taken on challenging roles as an EMS educator and training officer. Most notably, Amy is a contributing author for EMS World magazine and also hosts an interactive blog on EMS at TheEMSsiren.com, committed to improving the EMS community as a whole. https://theemssiren.com/

Every CEO or leader has spent some time in what I call firefighter mode. It is that type of leadership where you are the one that has to make decisions and put out fires. You want to be a servant to your people and remove challenges. You think it is the best use of your time. Well, that is until you stop and think about it. For me, it took hiring a leadership coach as I was running a $1m company and all I had before the coach was fires to put out. Becoming a leader that is effective and respected means you have to stop being a firefighter. Becoming a leader is intentional. In this short video, I share my story of being a firefighter and how I broke the pattern to become a leader. Get the show notes for 360 | Getting Out of Firefigher Mode and Becoming A Leader Click to Tweet: Listening to an amazing episode on Leaders in the Trenches with your host @GeneHammett #BecomeALeader #Leadership #GHepisode360 #Podcasts Give Leaders in the Trenches a review on iTunes!

  Guest:  Deputy Chief Brendan Orth of the Chambers Hill Fire Company and Captain Vince Curry from the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation   Topic:  We are going to discuss accountability in today’s fire service as well as firefighter safety.    Host: Brad Dougherty, is the Lieutenant for Naval Station Norfolk Fire & Emergency Services Fire Station #4 in Norfolk Virginia with 17 years experience in fire service   Show: Live 30 minute show. call in with your questions, comments or concerns; this show airs throughout the month. Check for show times.   Looking forward to you joining us.   The OPS Radio Network Team   Main website:  www.opsintitute.org   Our tactical supply and apparel website:http://www.opsoutfitters.com/   Our facebook fan page: https://www.facebook.com/opsinstitute    Our Twitter page:https://twitter.com/#!/opsinstitute  

  Guest:  Deputy Chief Brendan Orth of the Chambers Hill Fire Company and Captain Vince Curry from the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation   Topic:  We are going to discuss accountability in today’s fire service as well as firefighter safety.    Host: Brad Dougherty, is the Lieutenant for Naval Station Norfolk Fire & Emergency Services Fire Station #4 in Norfolk Virginia with 17 years experience in fire service   Show: Live 30 minute show. call in with your questions, comments or concerns; this show airs throughout the month. Check for show times.   Looking forward to you joining us.   The OPS Radio Network Team   Main website:  www.opsintitute.org   Our tactical supply and apparel website:http://www.opsoutfitters.com/   Our facebook fan page: https://www.facebook.com/opsinstitute    Our Twitter page:https://twitter.com/#!/opsinstitute