Podcasts about fireman joe

If running a marathon is hard, what is running a marathon clad in 45 pounds of firefighting equipment? For first responder Jose Zambrano, it's a way to attract attention to the charities he supports. As a St. Jude Hero, “Fireman Joe” has run dozens of marathons with the St. Jude logo affixed to his helmet and the St. Jude mission close to his heart.

« Pèlerinage Américains » est le podcast « Culture et aventure » aux Etats-Unis. Dans cet épisode, on continue notre traversée de l'Amérique pour les pompiers américains, les firefighters ! Altruistes, courageux, souriants, les firefighters sont idolâtrés aux Etats-Unis. D'autant plus depuis que 343 d'entre eux ont perdu la vie le 11 septembre 2001. Pour ces 343 martyrs, on continue notre pèlerinage vers New York, à la rencontre des pompiers du pays.   Après l'Alaska et le Colorado, on part cette fois en Arizona. Sur le site de Granite Mountain. En juin 2013, un feu s'est déclaré sur cette montagne. Une équipe de pompiers volontaires est intervenue, une unité d'élite appelée Hotshots. 20 Hotshots ont travaillé sans relâche avec leurs tronçonneuses et leurs pelles pour éviter que le feu se propage sur la montagne. Mais le vent a subitement changé de direction et ils se sont retrouvés pris au piège. Le Hotshot placé en sentinelle a survécu, mais les 19 autres ont péri dans les flammes. Cette journée du 30 juin 2013 représente la plus grosse perte pour les pompiers américains depuis le 11 septembre 2001.  Un trail permet de faire le pèlerinage sur Granite Mountain jusqu'au lieu du drame. Wesley, le pilgrim à moto du dernier épisode, y est bien sûr allé. Mais plutôt que d'écouter Wesley nous décrire son pèlerinage là-bas, j'propose qu'on y aille nous-mêmes sur cette montagne. Et j'vous présenterai ensuite Fireman Joe, le pilgrim qui a fait le plus extraordinaire des pèlerinages pour ces pompiers. Plus d'informations sur la fondation pour laquelle Fireman Joe a couru, la fondation Kevin Woyjeck: http://explorersforlife.org/ Une création d'Alexis Grardel pour le pilgrim qui sommeille en vous. Cet épisode est l'Episode 2 de la saison 2 de Pèlerinages Américains Pour soutenir financièrement le podcast, rendez-vous sur la page http://www.patreon.com/salutlespilgrims Votre soutien est nécessaire pour la suite de la série. Instagram : @PelerinagesAmericains Site : PelerinagesAmericains.com

Did you know the power of life and death are in the tongue? Words can heal or kill... check out this episode where Candice and Natalie interview fireman Joe, AKA Mr. July about a time when Natalie called his daughter a bad name...

It has now been five years since 19 members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots were killed fighting the Yarnell Hill Fire in Arizona. Jose Zambrano, a firefighter from El Seguno California began a run to the Hotshots' memorial in Yarnell. Fireman Joe is running the way he has run many other such treks: in full-turnout gear. Support this podcast

Join us as Kei and guest host, Jen, chat about "The Big Day" where we encounter the 24 hours before Jack and Rebecca go to the hospital to have the triplets on The This Is Us Podcast. This episode also encounters Dr. K as well as Fireman Joe. Sprinkled in are some great listener calls and comments. Also, who do you think is the inspiration for Jack? Leave us a message on Facebook.com/thisisuspod

Dad goes to the basement.He has work to do.I am working, too.I am working with my tools.I am tired of working.I hear my dad walking up the basement stairs.He calls me.He needs my help.The door is stuck.I will help.I twist and turn the doorknob.I can&`&t open the door.I say, "I will get keys.Keys will open the door.They are hanging in the hall."I climb up and get them.There are many keys.I try them all. Oops!One breaks off."Don&`&t worry, Dad," I say."I will call 9-1-1.Stay there.I&`&ll be right back."I dial 9-1-1 on the telephone.A very nice 9-1-1 lady answers the phone.I say, "My dad is locked in the basement and can&`&t get out."The 9-1-1 lady asks me my telephone number.I tell her.She asks what my address is.I know my addess, too.I tell her.I tell Dad that help is on the way.Suddenly, I am hungry.I go to the kitchen.I make a snack to eat until help arrives.Soon I hear sirens.First the police car comes.Then the fire truck comes.I see Fireman Joe."We have to get my dad out of the basement. Follow me," I tell everyone.I will show them where to go.Fireman Joe tells Dad to stand back.Fireman Joe takes a big ax.He breaks down the door.Hooray! Dad is safe!Everyone helps take the broken door outside.The policemen say goodbye.The firemen say goodbye."Thank you and good-bye!" I say.Dad says I am a hero.I just called 9-1-1.

Today my class is going to the firehouse!I dress like a fireman.Time to fight a fire!This is Fireman Joe.This is his dog, Sparky.Sparky is a fire dog.Fireman Joe has boots.He has a jacket.He has a helmet.I have boots.I have a jacket.I do not have a heimet.Joe slides down the pole.Sparky howls.That is what he does when there is a fire.We see a fire truck.It is big.It is red.It has hoses and a ladder.Joe checks the hoses.He lets me help.Whoosh goes the water.This hose is working fine.Joe checks the ladder.He goes up and up.He is in the sky.Hello, Fireman Joe!Joe checks the siren.It goes Ooo! Eee! Ooo!The siren is very loud.I cover my ears.Joe tells us about fires.He tells us smoke goes up.When smoke go up,we must go down to the floor.I get on the floor.Joe tells us what to do if we are on fire.Stop, drop, and roll!I stop, drop, and roll!Fireman Joe smiles.He has a surprise.He reaches into his truck.Helmets for everyone!I put on my helmet.Joe tells me I will be a good fireman one day.Ding! Ding! goes the fire alarm.I wave good-bye to Fireman Joe.I wave good-bye to Sparky.Time to fight a fire!Fireman Joe is ready to go!Sparky is, too.

I have a good kitty.She likes to sleep.I like to play.She likes to play.We play chase.My kitty is hard to catch.I trick her with some milk.Then I catch my kitty.She messes up my dad's newspaper.Dad says, "Bad kitty!"My kitty messes up Mom's knitting.Mom says, "Bad, bad kitty!"My kitty is messy.She messes up my litter sister's dolls.My little sister says,"Bad, bad kitty."My kitty spills Blue's food.Blue barks, "Woof, woof."My kitty runs away.She scares the fish.She spills the trash with a loud, loud crash.Oh, no! My kitty is in big trouble.Dad puts my kitty outside.My kitty is mad.She runs up a tree.The tree is tall.My kitty can't get down.She cries and cries.Dad feels bad and climbs the tree.But he can't reach my kitty.Dad gets stuck, too.Mom calls the fire department.They come with a big fire truck.Fireman Joe saves my kitty and my dad.Dad is not happy with my kitty.Mom is not happy with my kitty.Little Sister is not happy with my kitty.My kitty is sad.I play with my kitty.Litte Sister plays in the sandbox.She is still mad.A big mean dog comes in our yard and growls at Little Sister.Little Sister is scared.I am, too.My kitty is brave.She scares the mean dog away.Dad says, "What a good kitty!"Mom says, "What a good kitty!"Little Sister says, "What a good kitty!"I knew that.