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In this conversation, LUF's senior mentor Jim Roussell, USMC(Ret) and Chicago PD (Ret) candidly discusses leadership in mission-oriented organizations.  He reflects on the courageous actions of his U.S. Marines and their Iraqi allies in Fallujah.  Jim also shares lessons that he learned during various chapters of his career as well as key takeaways from several historical vignettes.  The conversation transpired over coffee in the farmhouse during the winter 2025 LUF Human-Centered Fireground Command and Control retreat on the Farm in Western Maryland. 

In this episode you'll hear LTC Charlie Black, USMC (Ret) guide the LUF book club through Battlefield Leadership by Adolf non Schell. Battlefield Leadership is a classic exploration of leadership under fire, drawn from real experiences on the front lines of World War I. With insight forged through experience, he'll guide us through von Schell's powerful reflections on decision-making, morale, and the human dimension of warfare.

The following episode originally aired in July of 2020 featuring Jerry Smith of the Baltimore City Fire Department.  This episode was released in two parts, but today we are re-releasing the episodes in its entirety.   Jim McNamara hosts this episode of the Leadership Under Fire Optimizing Human Performance Podcast. Jim is a senior Firefighter at the FDNY and serves as a Human Performance Advisor for LUF. He's also the principal author of the Leadership Under Fire Senior Man's Performance Journal. Our guest in this episode, Jerry Smith Jr., is a Firefighter with the Baltimore City Fire Department (BCFD) currently assigned to Rescue Company 1. He was previously assigned to Truck Company 15 and entered the fire department in 2004. Jerry grew up in suburban Philadelphia, which is where his fire service career began as a volunteer. He is a member of the BCFD Dive Team and serves as the public safety scuba instructor. Jerry was also a member of the Central Maryland Urban Search and Rescue Task Force 2. He holds a Bachelor's Degree from Loyola University of Maryland. Currently, Jerry is involved with the UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute in their three year study of Fire Service Residential Home Size-up and Search and Rescue Operations serving as a member of the technical panel. Jerry has been actively involved with Leadership Under Fire since its inception in 2012.

The LUF team believes that a careful examination of history's most accomplished mission-oriented leaders reveals that their success was strongly correlated to scholarship and professional reading.  LUF book clubs have been a conduit to meaningful discourse, reflection, and critical thought.   Jim Roussell has guided several LUF book clubs.  Jim's infectious commitment to professional reading was at the foundation of his preparation for the duration of his remarkable career in the USMC and Chicago PD.  He relied heavily on his self-study to compliment his extensive operational experience and inform his leadership philosophy and complex problem-solving skillset.  In this podcast episode, Jim unpacks the early chapters of Robert Coram's “Brute” and provides valuable insight into the philosophy, traits, and approach that enabled LtGen Victor Krulak to transform the USMC's warfighting capability set.  

The FDNY suffered line of duty deaths at two separate fire operations on January 23, 2005, “Black Sunday.”  Firefighter Richard Scalfani of Ladder Co. 103 was killed in the performance of his duties while operating a private dwelling fire on Jerome St. in the East New York section of Brooklyn.  Just hours prior, six members of Ladder Co. 27 and Rescue Co. 3 jumped from the top floor of a 4-story apartment building on E. 178th St in the Bronx.  Lieutenant Curt Meyran, FF John Bellew, and Lieutenant Joseph DiBernardo succumbed to their injuries.      Firefighter Brendan Cawley is a survivor of the 178th St fire. Nearly three years after the fire, Brendan returned to full duty status following a grueling and miraculous recovery from the physical and mental injuries that he sustained after exiting the top floor.  The interview you will hear in this episode was recorded in 2019 at a LUF Human Performance Summit devoted to the concept of resilience and the question, “what happens when we compete to win and lose?”  The LUF team remembers those members who lost their lives on Black Sunday.  The LUF team is inspired by the resilience that the survivors have displayed in the years since, survivors including sons of members killed and critically injured who have recently joined the ranks of the FDNY. 

Today's episode is part 2 of a 2 part conversation with Jason Brezler and James McNamara  where we continue to reflect on the range, depth, and reach of Leadership Under Fire's TEAM efforts in 2024. The LUF team has maintained its commitment to humanizing and optimizing performance and leadership in today's fire service and other high-risk industries through programs, research, and publications.

In this episode we are joined by LUF Founder Jason Brezler and LUF's Senior Man James McNamara.  In this conversation, we reflect on the range, depth, and reach of Leadership Under Fire's TEAM efforts in 2024. The LUF team has maintained its commitment to humanizing and optimizing performance and leadership in today's fire service and other high-risk industries through programs, research, and publications.

Piff, Paff, Puff, es liegt was in der Luf-t. Ups, da hängt ein T in der Luft, wenn das mal kein Zeichen ist.Den T-T-Torsten ist in the house – oder wie Torsten sage würde: in den heiligen Hallen.Als wenn unsere verehrte Hörerschaft nicht schon genug bestraft wäre, drei entfesselten Zungen beim durcheinander sabbeln zuhören zu müssen.Nein, ein loses Mundwerk mehr ist zu Gast und plaudert mit den drei Puffis den alt bekannten Schwachsinn, auf den dieser Text jetzt einzugehen gedenkt.Eingestimmt in die schönste Zeit des Jahres wird sich mit den schrillsten Weihnachtsbräuchen.Ja und dann wird es auch übergangslos so richtig weihnachtlich – es wird sich gepflegt gestritten. Basti ist beleidigt, Birte & Miri voller Unverständnis und Torsten schweigt und genießt.Wenn das nicht mal der perfekte Zeitpunkt ist, um aufs stille Örtchen zu verschwinden, aber müssen es jetzt direkt 20 Stunden sein?Und wär das nicht alles schon viel zu viel, folgt zu allem Überfluss auch noch ein Spiel.Und zum Schluss – eideidadaus – hat Basti noch ne richtig dolle Story raus.Mit Überlänge und wieder Frieden in der Bude sagen die Puffis: früher war mehr Lametta! Macht es gemütlich, ihr Süßen!

Our guest for this episode is Gabe Angemi.  Gabe is a second-generation member of the Camden NJ Fire Department. He presently serves as a Captain and is assigned to Squad Company 7. Gabe has spent many years serving in Camden's Special Operations companies and has been a member of NJ-TF1 FEMA USAR since 2008.  Gabe serves as a tactical leadership advisor for Leadership Under Fire. Gabe last appeared on the LUF podcast in March of 2021. 

K toulkám po podzimních lesích přináší říjnová Dupárna kvalitní a dostatečně divokou muziku, aby vaše nohy nabraly ten nejlepší pochodový rytmus.  Zazní např. Dead Soldiers, Derek W Dunn nebo superzábavní Lufťáci.

Pánové Šéfík, Ságo a Šroubek co je princezna a nikdo nevi proč, se sešli ve studiu podcastové revue NOTY VOLE v kompletní sestavě, aby připravili další díl. Téměř dvouhodinová epizoda vás provede jejich nejenom koncertními zážitky. I přes šílenou indispozici, nakonec pan Šroubek dorazil do studia, aby na závěr povyprávěl co zůstalo nakonec zcenzurováno.   Zásadním oznámením o změnách v podcastu NOTY VOLE tahle epizoda začíná, ale pak už se věnuje primárně hudbě. Probereme návrat The Cure a jejich očekávané album, poslechněte si jak hlubokou a nesmazatelnou stopu zanechal Kris Kristofferson v hudebním světe i u nás, probereme koncerty Berlin Manson, Lufťáků a Honzy Vedrala a dotkneme se situace v klubech na Slovensku.   Ve trendech nás čekají opět Linkin Park, raper Michajlov a metalový Traktor se svým pokusem o moderní videoklip. V tipech se nám představí Father John Misty, Xavier Baumaxa a Nate Smith s Avril Lavigne. Nechybí ušní červ, který tentokrát naplní temnou podstatu ve Wladově duši.   Pánové Šéfík, Ságo a Šroubek co je princezna a nikdo nevi proč, vás zvou k poslechu. Vítejte ve světě hudby, jak ji vidíme a slyšíme my. 

This conversation was originally recorded in May of 2024 when Jim Roussell spoke to leaders in the Baltimore City Fire Department during the BCFD's first weeklong LUF Optimizing Human Performance (MPI) Course. Jim Roussell served with the Chicago Police Department for more than 36 years and spent most of his career in gang-tactical units. He commanded the 24th District and the department's mobile strike force which targeted gang violence citywide. Jim also served with the US Marines for 39 years where he held numerous billets in infantry and intelligence assignments in both active duty and reserve capacities. He deployed to Iraq on three separate occasions with Marine infantry battalions.  Jim has a Doctor of Education from Olivet Nazarene University and serves as a chief mentor for the LUF team.

This conversation is a continuation of an episode about Building the LUF Team which was published on May 16, 2024.  LUF Senior Man Jim McNamara and Founder Jason Brezler revisit Leadership Under Fire's origins and the genesis of LUF's Making Yourself Hard to Kill construct, and more broadly the team's endeavor to challenge and encourage leaders to think critically.  Jim and Jason discuss the inherent limitations of operational safety in real-world operational environments and conversely its suitability in largely controlled training settings.  The conversation was recorded in mid-May and mid-August of 2024 and coincides with a season in which influential organizations that shape doctrine and narratives in the American fire service are evaluating the merits and shortcomings of their methodologies which have been primarily anchored in the operational safety concept.    Image: Sgt Tylor Belshe, USMC and Cpl Bill Cahir, USMC (later KIA) at FOB Black in Fallujah, Iraq 

Since our formal inception more than a decade ago, the LUF Team has championed professional reading.  The LUF team believes that a careful examination of history's most accomplished mission-oriented leaders reveals that their success was strongly correlated to a scholarly appreciation of literature and professional reading.  In 2022, LUF launched our inaugural book club.   LUF online book clubs have been a conduit to meaningful discourse, reflection, and critical thought.    In this podcast episode, LUF's Senior Mentor Jim Roussell unpacks Nassim Nicholas Taleb's "Black Swan" with a LUF Book Club.  Jim provides valuable insight into the leadership traits and organizational practices that will equip mission-oriented leaders and units to respond to unpredictable and improbable events. 

Gör marknadsekonomin människor lyckligare eller olyckligare? Mår vi bra av valfrihet eller gör det oss stressade?  Detta avsnitt är en liveinspelning av ett rapportsläpp där Rutger Brattström presenterar sitt briefing paper på temat. Medverkar gör Johan Norberg, liberal författare, Niclas Berggren från Institutet för näringslivsforskning och Karin Pettersson, förbundssekreterare för LUF och liberal skribent. Samtalet leds av Catarina Kärkkäinen, Ideologiansvarig på Timbro

Letní šuplíková krize podcastu Headliner CZ pokračuje. Proto vás tentokrát místo standardní epizody čeká rekonstrukce titulního článku červencového vydání našeho časopisu, který pojednává a skupině Lufťáci. „Hlavně si neber diktafon,“ instruuje mě bubeník David Landštof a z jedné z mnoha umaštěných kapes na vestě mu kouká párek... začíná toto vyprávění Honza Vedral.

Narkopodden tar tempen på Liberalerna. Riksdagsledamoten och polisen Martin Melin gästar Narkopodden och diskuterar cannabis, säkerhetszoner och nollvision med Jessica Vikberg. Vad anser Liberalerna om påföljder som indraget pass för ”nöjesknarkare” och vad är Melins medskick till ungdomar? Lyssna på avsnitt 86 där vi även pratar LUF, ” weedvindar” och EU. Tack till dig som lyssnar och delar våra avsnitt! Vill du stödja Narkopodden går det att swisha oss på 123 532 09 57 Programledare: Jessica Vikberg narkopodden@rns.se Speakerröst: Ulf Elfving Vinjettmusik: Magnus Rosén @magnusrosenofficial Klipp & mix: Tjarls Metzmaa, Styrelsepost.se

Since our formal inception more than a decade ago, the Leadership Under Fire Team has championed professional reading. We have fervently advocated for increased professional reading in the American Fire Service and similar high risk industries that do not enjoy the robust professional development curricula that the US military provides. The LUF team believes that a careful examination of history's most accomplished mission oriented leaders reveals that their success was strongly correlated to a scholarly appreciation of literature and professional reading. We have been humbled to watch many in the LUF network devour books that on the surface have nothing to do with the fire service, and yet everything to do with the fire ground. The past several years has challenged each of us as well as our families, institutions, communities, and nation in a myriad of ways: military conflict in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, a global pandemic, civil and political unrest at home. The proliferation of digital communications platforms and the emergence of disruptive technology have only exacerbated the intellectual, emotional, and moral demands on those of us leading in mission oriented and lethal vocations. Leaders with four years of service and leaders with four decades of service alike have found today's operational environment to be disorienting and uncomfortable. The unfortunate news is that there is no evidence that the pace and acceleration of technological and social change and instability is likely to slow anytime soon. The favorable news is that the predicament we find ourselves in might not be as novel as we think. If we look at history through a wider lens, professional reading has never been as critical as it is now. Rigorous reading affords each of us valuable insight that provides principled leaders encouragement, and even a roadmap for navigating institutional and social technical changes. In 2022, LUF launched our inaugural book club. The online book club has been a conduit to meaningful discourse, reflection, and critical thought. It was only fitting that LU F's Senior Mentor Jim Roussell served as the initial LUF book club leader given his infectious commitment to professional reading over the course of his remarkable career in the United States Marine Corps and Chicago Police Department. In this podcast episode, Jim unpacks Marcus Aurelius's meditations and provides valuable insight into how leaders use professional reading to cultivate leadership, critical thinking, and complex problem solving skills.

Wenn ein Altstoffsammelzentrum brennt, ist die Lage anfangs unklar. Vom Sperrmüll, über Grünschnitt bis hin zum Sondermüll wird am Bauhof alles gelagert. Dominik Leimegger ist Sicherheitsfachkraft im Altstoffsammelzentrum Feldkirch, Kommandant der Ortsfeuerwehr Feldkirch-Gisingen und Einsatzleiter. Er spricht über die komplexe Situation vor Ort sowie über den Einsatz der ferngesteuerten Löschunterstützungsfahrzeuge LUF 60 und Fire Crabber. Matthias Halper ist als Chemiker des Landes Vorarlberg zur Beratung alarmiert worden. In dieser Folge berichtet er über den Umgang mit Chemikalien, die Widerstandskraft des Gefahrgutlagers und die Aufbereitung des kontaminierten Löschwassers.

In Breathwork Session kommt es häufig zu starken Emotionen. Meistens werden damit nur hoch aktive Breathwork Sessions verbunden, dem ist jedoch nicht so. Gerade in Phasen der starken Verlangsamung der Atmung, bis hin zu Luft anhalte Phasen kann es emotional sehr turbulent werden. Darauf gehe ich in dieser Folge ein: • Was sind die Unterschiede der beiden Aktivitäten? • Wie sind die Auswirkungen mental und köperlich? • Wie kannst du damit aktiv umgehen? • Welche Sessions unterstützen starke Emotionen? • Wie ist ein Transfer in den Alltag möglich?

Linnea Wikblad är egentligen en dansk kvinna! David Druid har knappt överlevt Instagrams krasch! La La Gunilla Persson-dottern Erika Persson förklarar vad som är SLAY och vad som är NEY. Vi grottar i diplomatens hemligheter tillsammans med ambassadören Mikael Lindvall. Babs Drougge på P3 Nyheter rapporterar om Thailand Swift och att Luf rasar mot L. Vi tittar in i Babs privata hål och får en rant om P-bots-skryt! Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: David Druid och Linnea Wikblad

Babs Drougge och andra på P3 Nyheter förklarar morgonens stora nyheter, alltid tillsammans med programledarna för Morgonpasset i P3: Linnéa Wikblad och David Druid. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Liberalerna vill införa ett sociala medier-lås för barn nattetid. Förslaget sågas av det egna ungdomsförbundet, som tycker att staten ska hålla sina fingrar borta. Samtidigt visar en ny rapport på ett samband mellan ungas skärmanvändande och sömnbrist, som i sin tur påverkar måendet.Sen pratar vi om att Singapores grannländer rasar över att landet köpt ensamrätt på Taylor Swifts turné i Sydostasien. Samtliga sex spelningar kommer att äga rum i Singapore – till Thailands och Filippinernas stora förtret.

En este episodio de #LaÚltimaFrontera, Mauro Ordoñez y Julieta Schulkin analizan cómo la #InteligenciaArtificial puede ayudar a la #medicina. Diego Slezak, profesor, investigador, director de #LIAA (Laboratorio de Inteligencia Artificial Aplicada) y co-fundador de #Entelai es invitado al #escritorio de #LUF para conversar acerca de la aplicación de la #IA en diagnósticos de #salud mental. Además, #Neuralink, el primer chip cerebral implantado en un humano; los desarrollos y proyectos de inteligencia artificial aplicada a la #salud: ¿podrían reemplazar a los profesionales? ¿cómo se regula? ¡Todo esto y más en un nuevo episodio de #LUF! 00:51 Primeros pasos en el mundo científico 05:00 Laboratorio de Inteligencia Artificial Aplicada 10:51 Salud mental desde la Inteligencia Artificial 16:00 ¿La Inteligencia Artificial puede reemplazar al médico? 18:33 ¿Qué hace la empresa ENTELAI de la AI y medicina? 20:23 Neuralink y chips en el cerebro 26:00 Ética y gobernanza en AI y salud 36:00 Inteligencia Artificial y libre albedrío 38:26 Inteligencia Artificial y Ajedréz 42:35 ¿Se adapta la educación a la tecnología?  58:00 Asistentes ChatGPT

En este episodio, Mauro Ordoñez y Emilse Garzón analizan la relación entre la #tecnología y el medio #ambiente: ¿puede ayudar a combatir los efectos del cambio climático o es la que lo propicia? Santiago Bermúdez Baglietto, emprendedor, inversor, Ingeniero y doctorando del #ITBA, suma su visión al respecto en un repaso sobre los proyectos innovadores para hacer frente a la crisis climática y los mercados de #carbono. ¡Todo esto y más en un nuevo episodio de #LUF! #MauroOrdoñez #EmilseGarzón #SantiagoBermúdezBaglietto #Tecnología #CambioClimático #MedioAmbiente #LaÚltimaFrontera #FiloNews Suscribite a Filo.news

En este episodio ¡exploramos la mente humana! Neurociencia, inteligencia artificial y tecnología junto a #MarianoSigman. #SantiSiri recibe al físico y neurocientífico que acaba de publicar junto a Santiago Bilinkis el ensayo "Artificial. La nueva inteligencia y el contorno de lo humano" Conversaron sobre las infinitas posibilidades de la #tecnología, la #IA y el #pensamiento libre en un mundo de algoritmos. ¿Panacea o amenaza? ¿Cómo convivimos con los dispositivos electrónicos en nuestro día a día? ¡Todo esto y más en un nuevo episodio de #LUF!

DOBLADO AL ESPAÑOL CON AI En este episodio, Santi Siri y Mauro Ordoñez en una entrevista exclusiva a #VitálikButerin. El cofundador de #Ethereum nos adelanta el roadmap de una de las monedas más populares del mercado #cripto. Además, nos comparte su visión sobre la actualidad de la #tecnología y la #IA, así como también sobre la coyuntura mundial. ¿Qué piensa de Javier Milei? No te pierdas una nueva edición de #LUF con un invitado exclusivo.

In this episode of the Leadership Under Fire Humanizing the Narrative Podcast, host Patti Murphy is joined by LUF Founder Jason Brezler and LUF's Senior Man and Human Performance Advisor Jim McNamara. In this conversation, we reflect on the range, depth, and reach of Leadership Under Fire's team efforts in 2023. As has been the trend in recent years, technological and societal changes have deeply impacted all of us, individually and collectively. To that end, the LUF team has reaffirmed its commitment to humanize performance and leadership in today's fire service and other high-risk, lethal environments to gain and maintain a competitive edge while maintaining the moral imperative of leadership. Through programs, research and publications, the team is committed to developing mission-oriented leaders who make human performance a priority. 

En este episodio, Santi Siri y Mauro Ordoñez en una entrevista exclusiva a #VitálikButerin. El cofundador de #Ethereum nos adelanta el roadmap de una de las monedas más populares del mercado #cripto. Además, nos comparte su visión sobre la actualidad de la #tecnología y la #IA, así como también sobre la coyuntura mundial. ¿Qué piensa de Javier Milei? No te pierdas una nueva edición de #LUF con un invitado exclusivo. #VitálikButerin #SantiSiri #MauroOrdonez #Ethereum #Criptomonedas #IA #InteligenciaArtificial #Tecnología #Cripto #LaÚltimaFrontera #FiloNews

The recording you will hear in this episode of the Leadership Under Fire Humanizing the Narrative Podcast features LUF tactical leadership advisor Gabe Angemi. Gabe is a second-generation member of the Camden NJ Fire Department. He presently serves as a Captain and is assigned to Squad Company 7. Gabe has spent many years serving in Camden's Special Operations companies and is a member of NJ-TF1 FEMA USAR since 2008. He completed undergraduate study in Public Safety Administration from Neumann University and holds a master's degree in Emergency & Disaster Management from Georgetown University. He was previously featured on episode no. 60 of this podcast titled, From Renegade to Reformer with Capt Gabe Angemi, Camden NJ FD.

Our guest in this episode of the Leadership Under Fire Humanizing the Narrative Podcast is Lieutenant David Pawling. Lieutenant Pawling started with the Barrington New Jersey Police Department in 2011. He previously served as a Patrol Officer, Patrol Sergeant, and Detective Sergeant before being promoted to Lieutenant in 2022. Lt Pawling serves as the Emergency Management Coordinator in Barrington and has been a member of the Zone 5 SWAT team since 2015. He is a lifelong resident of the town where he is policing and is proud to serve his community. The LUF team has worked tirelessly to better understand the impacts of operational stress on those who work in high-risk, lethal environments where the consequences of failure can be catastrophic. It is our collective belief that the pressures placed upon the members in law enforcement put them in a category of exceptional stress and uncertainty.

Our guest in this episode of the Leadership Under Fire Humanizing the Narrative Podcast is Jacob Dutton. Jake is an FDNY firefighter currently assigned to Rescue Co. 1 in Manhattan. He also serves as a Human Performance Analyst and Course Director for Leadership Under Fire. Listeners can hear more about his background and professional experience in episode no. 29 of this podcast titled “Managing Risk and Morality as a Paramedic with Jacob Dutton.” In this conversation, Jake and host Patti Murphy explore a value that is important to all members of the LUF team and a tenet of the LUF philosophy: the value of having leaders from a multiple generational TEAM prepare leaders and organizations to perform optimally perform optimally under pressure and navigate physical, mental, emotional, and moral rigors in high-risk and lethal settings. For these reasons and more (which we'll touch on in this episode), Leadership Under Fire will soon be making an even greater effort to contribute to the development of emerging leaders while also affording emerging leaders with increased opportunities to contribute to important conversations on operational doctrine, leadership development, and human performance optimization.

In episode number 10 of this podcast, we featured FDNY Firefighter and LUF Human Performance Advisor James Lopez. During the episode we discussed many timeless topics related to physical and tactical fitness as well as enjoyment and quality of life. It's hard to comprehend how much has transpired since our previous conversation in 2019, to include a global pandemic, civil unrest, and war on the European continent, but Lopez is back in this episode to share how some of his practices and philosophies have evolved, and how some have stood the test of time. Lopez joined the FDNY in 1997 and has served as a Firefighter in Rescue Company 2 for nearly 20 years. He's a contributor to the FDNY's Mental Performance Initiative and other LUF human performance optimization endeavors across the country. He competed as a collegiate wrestler while attending Hunter College, and holds a bachelor's degree in nutrition science from Kaplan University. He still operates a gym in Staten Island, New York but has modified things a bit since navigating the COVID pandemic as a small business owner. And he and his wife are proud parents of two children who are now attending college.

The recording you will hear in this episode of the Leadership Under Fire Humanizing the Narrative Podcast features longtime LUF contributor Brian McNulty and was recently delivered as an online presentation to leaders enrolled in the online LUF Optimizing Tactical Performance Under Pressure course. Brian joined the ranks of the Milwaukee Fire Department in 1999 and was one of the department's first rescue company commanders and a plank owner of Rescue Company 2. Brian is a very seasoned and no-nonsense fire officer who has advanced his understanding of human performance as well as refined how he trains and develops rescue company firefighters and leads at fires and emergencies—a perspective that is at the core of this conversation.     Brian's eleven-year tenure as Rescue 2's company commander ended recently. After much deliberation, Brian elected to turn the company over to a new Captain and assume greater responsibility as a battalion chief. The LUF team would like to commend Brian for the success that he and his members have achieved in building Rescue 2. We wish Brian continued success as a chief officer and are confident that he will continue to be a trusted leader under pressure in the Milwaukee Fire Department.  

The original broadcast date for this episode was July 30, 2020, and features host Patti Murphy and American baseball executive Sandy Alderson, general manager of the NY Mets at the time. Sandy currently serves as the President of the NY Mets and has been a front office executive in Major League Baseball for 40 years. Under his leadership, Major League Baseball teams have won six division titles, three American League pennants, one National League pennant and a World Series Championship. Sandy has held executive leadership roles with the Oakland Athletic, San Diego Padres, and New York Mets. Under his leadership as general manager, the Oakland Athletics played in three consecutive World Series from 1988 to 1990 and won the 1989 World Series. Sandy guided the 2015 NY Mets to a National League pennant and the World Series. He has also served as an executive for Major League Baseball on two separate occasions. Sandy was a principal architect of “Moneyball” in the Oaklands Athletics organization. Sandy reformed the way Athletics did business in virtually every regard--he revolutionized the ways in which the club scouted and identified talent, used analytics, approached the mental game, and conditioned their athletes. Sandy's approach to fielding a competitive team while at the helm of the Athletics was unconventional--decades later those once progressive tenets are now part of the game's orthodoxy in virtually every organization in professional baseball. Sandy has been a trusted source of insight and encouragement in shaping LUF's approach to systematically optimizing human performance in the fire service and ultra-competitive and/or lethal endeavors. LUF recently launched the LUF Human Performance “Team of Teams” – a collaborative network of human performance leaders from around North America. Though in its infancy, the LUF Team of Teams network will consist of several networked functional teams dedicated to exploring and advancing specific pillars of human performance. Each of the teams are named in honor of a human performance pioneer and we thought it would be fitting to name the program manager team “Team Alderson” in honor of Sandy's immense contributions. Leadership and service are in Sandy Alderson's bloodline. His father was a seasoned Army Air Corps and Air Force fighter pilot who flew in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. Sandy graduated from Dartmouth at the height of the Vietnam War and did an unpopular thing, particularly as an Ivy League graduate--he took a commission in the United States Marine Corps. 2nd Lt Alderson soon found himself in Vietnam as a platoon leader of US Marine infantrymen. Sandy was commended for his combat leadership in Vietnam with a Bronze Star with a valor device. After returning home from Vietnam, Sandy received orders to the Marine Corps prestigious “8th and I” Barracks in Washington, DC, a billet customarily reserved for officers destined for great responsibility in the Marine Corps. Though Sandy unquestionably had a bright future in the Marine Corps, he opted to depart the service and attend law school at Harvard. In professional baseball circles, Sandy is revered as a maverick for his baseball intellect. But more importantly, he is respected and admired for his character and moral compass. Sandy has been recognized in recent months by the NY Friends of Vietnam Veterans Plaza and the Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation for his leadership and civic virtue. The same character and conviction that was central to Sandy's leadership style as a leader of Marines in combat has been at the core of how he has conducted himself and business in professional baseball for the past four decades. Sandy's character is perhaps most evident in what the organizations under his charge do not just on the field, but also off the field. Under Sandy's leadership the NY Mets have consistently, and quietly, gone above and beyond in supporting our Nation's veterans, Gold Star families, and the families of fallen first responders--not because it is favorable for the brand, but because it is the right thing to do.

The following interview was hosted by LUF's Human Performance Advisor and Senior Man's Performance Journal author, Jim McNamara. The conversation was recorded at our 2023 National Leadership and Performance Summit, which was held in Annapolis, Maryland. The interview features Jim Roussell who has served as one of the Leadership Under Fire team's chief mentors and advisors since LUF's formal inception in 2012. We hope you enjoy this episode, and Roussell's insightful contributions to the Summit.  James Roussell retired from the USMC and the Chicago Police Department after serving several decades as a leader in both organizations. Most recently, Jim served as the Chief of Staff for the Chicago Police Department. Prior to serving as the Chief of Staff, Jim served as the Executive Officer of Area Central and spent a preponderance of his 36-year career in gang-tactical units. He commanded the Rogers Park 24th District and the department's mobile strike force which targeted gang violence citywide. He has supervised all facets of emergency response and joint operations during his career. Jim is also a retired US Marine reserve Chief Warrant Officer 5. Jim served with the USMC for 39 years with the bulk of his service in infantry and intelligence assignments including three combat tours in Iraq. He has completed the Command and Staff College, Expeditionary Warfare School, and Marine Air Ground Task Force Intelligence Officer Course. Jim has a Doctor of Education from Olivet Nazarene University with emphasis on ethical leadership as well as a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science degrees in Criminal Justice from Lewis University. 

The original broadcast date for this episode was June 4, 2020, but the interview you will hear with our guest in this episode was recorded in early 2019 at a Leadership Under Fire Optimizing Human Performance Summit, which took place in Annapolis, Maryland. Jim Roussell, a retired US Marine and Chicago police officer, was one of several summit guests who shared their perspective on navigating adversity and loss in lethal settings. The episode begins with LUF founder Jason Brezler and host Patti Murphy discussing their reflections shortly after the 2019 Summit.    The LUF team will be hosting another Leadership and Human Performance Summit in Annapolis on April 21, 2023. This will be LUF's first national summit since the arrival of the COVID pandemic in early 2020, the emergence of civil unrest during the summer of 2020, and following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in early 2022. Jim Roussell will again be a featured guest at the 2023 Summit, and we anticipate that he will discuss the ways in which the world has changed in recent years for leaders in high-risk industries. We thought that the insight and encouragement that Jim offered in 2019 might serve as a fitting prequel for those who will be attending the 2023 Summit, and will benefit those who will be hearing conversations from the 2023 Summit in the coming months on the Leadership Under Fire Humanizing the Narrative Podcast.     If you're interested in attending an LUF event, visit leadershipunderfire.com for a list of upcoming events and to join our mailing list.

During the summer of 2022, members of the Leadership Under Fire team formed a working group that endeavored to examine NIOSH reports which detail structural firefighting operations that resulted in the line of duty deaths (LODDs) of firefighters and fire officers. The LUF team submitted its findings to NIOSH via the CDC that summer in the form of a paper which succinctly highlights human factors deficiencies in LODD analysis and reporting.     In this episode, host Jim McNamara is joined by two members of the LUF team who were instrumental in leading and organizing the effort – Jason Brezler, LUF's founder, and Jerry Smith, a member of the Baltimore City Fire Department and LUF plank owner. We hope this conversation will not only provide important insight into the methodology used to generate the team's findings, but additionally, that the conversation might also illuminate the path ahead for LUF and the greater American fire service with regard to improving the processes that the fire service relies upon to make sense of performance at fires which result in catastrophic death and injury to firefighters and fire officers in the United States.       

Could LUF Syndrome be happening to you? This often-missed issue can sometimes be at the heart of "unexplained infertility" or even cycle irregularities. Today's episode gives you the run down on all the basics about LUF: what it is, how to know if you may deal with it, how to get it diagnosed, what could be causing it, and what your treatment options are! NOTE: This episode is appropriate for all ages. SHOW LINKS: Ep. 1: BASICS - How Your Body WorksEp. 57: Why and How Gut Health Affects Fertility, with Chiara Estes, RDGet our Monthly Newsletter to get informed & engaged! Get our FREE LUF 101 Resource! Get started with Creighton!Join our Introductory SessionPMID: 1348733, 6813156Charting your Fertility with a Certified FertilityCare Practitioner: Anyone can begin learning more about their reproductive health and how to identify root issues. It is never too late to begin this process! We'd love to help you get started by attending one of our Introductory Sessions - an online, virtual class available each month. Join us! Talk with Caitlin (you do not have to be a client): Need a safe place to talk about your fertility journey, what you're going through (faith, infertility, medical concerns, etc) or anything else about your fertility? Caitlin would love to hear your story and talk with you during a consultation! 

In this episode, listeners will hear a brief, but poignant presentation given by Marine Corps Major Andrew Terrell. This recording took place in Pennsylvania in October 2012 at the first Leadership Under Fire Making Yourself Hard to Kill Conference, which paved the way for future Leadership Under Fire conferences and events. The Survivor Panel which Terrell contributed to showcases, in a human-centric fashion, the personal and professional growth LUF endeavors to facilitate.  In the recording, listeners will also hear the voice of former Fire Engineering Editor in Chief Bobby Halton introducing Terrell. Sadly, Halton passed away in December 2022, but his legacy is that of a passionate fire service leader, mentor and advocate.  For an update on Terrell's bio, please visit the episode web page. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Leadership Under Fire event, please visit leadershipunderfire.com for more information.

This is a continuation of our annual year in review conversation on the Leadership Under Fire Humanizing the Narrative Podcast. In this episode, host Patti Murphy is joined by LUF Founder Jason Brezler and LUF's Human Performance Advisor Jim McNamara. Please listen to our previous episode recapping 2022, as this one picks up from where we left off. We hope you enjoy this discussion and follow along the rest of the year as the LUF team expands our mission.

This topic we are presenting today on The Hormone Genius is very specific, Lutenized Unruptured Follicle syndrome. It likely does not apply to most of you listening today, however, for those whom it does apply to, it is a very important topic. There are many types of ovarian cysts and this is just one type we are discussing today. Remember that every menstrual cycle your body makes a cyst on one ovary, called the follicle which grows to approximately 2.2 CM and then releases an egg in the natural process we call ovulation. So we all have an ovarian cyst every menstrual cycle. But, there are abnormal ovarian cysts as well and when this occurs they can disrupt the normal process of ovulation, cause pain, and even lead to a cycle that is infertile. An LUF is a cyst that fails to ovulate, goes through the process of lutenization, and grow larger than normal filling in with debris. Today we will take a deep dive on the issue of LUF cysts. A reminder that this is not medical advice and if you have concerns about your own individual health symptoms, you should speak to your doctor. Teresa and Jamie want to open this conversation up to give you a knowledge base of this particular issue and empower you with knowledge so you can advocate for the best medical care which is what you ALL deserve. Medical disclaimer: The information presented in The Hormone Genius Podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for actual medical or mental health advice from a doctor, psychologist, or any other medical or mental health professional.

Please enjoy our annual year in review conversation on the Leadership Under Fire Humanizing the Narrative Podcast. In this episode, host Patti Murphy is joined by LUF Founder Jason Brezler and LUF's Human Performance Advisor Jim McNamara.  As 2022 comes to a close, we have much to reflect on. It was a tumultuous year as war returned to Europe and major fluctuations in the economy were felt across the nation. Work trends continued to shift even as 2022 seemed to mark the beginning of the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. And sadly, we lost loved ones this past year, including those close to the LUF network. We continue to honor their memory and remain optimistic about the future; ready to face 2023 to include the good, the bad and the unknown…  

Christopher har fått ett meddelande av någon som vill prata med honom om "det som hände i USA för 10 år sedan". Utöver det kommer journalisten Aino Oxblod och snackar om Håkan Hellströms möjligtvis uttjatade konserter. Det blir också en valspecial av Vardagsfilosofiska rummet med Romina Pourmokhtari från LUF och Rebecka Forsberg från Grön Ungdom. Under veckorna fram till valet kommer alla ungdomsförbunden att gästa Vardagsfilosofiska rummet. Programledare: Christopher Garplind och Hanna Hellquist

In the Spring of 2022, the Leadership Under Fire Team launched an Optimizing Human Performance Program with the Cherry Hill NJ Fire Department. The program strives to equip fire officers, firefighters and EMS providers with a comprehensive understanding of human performance, particularly under stress in high-risk settings. The immersive LUF human performance course is being delivered to the Cherry Hill FD in three iterations. Each iteration consists of 40 hours of immersive curriculum that rigorously explores physiological performance under operational stress, cognitive function and decision-making in high-risk settings, mental skills and conditioning, as well as responsible stress inoculations. The final block is devoted to a provocative examination of what science, history and experience inform us about risk and resilience.     Course advisors and contributors include several fire service leaders as well as human performance thought-leaders in the military, sport and academia. The Cherry Hill NJ fire department is the third fire department in the US to advance performance in programmatic fashion--they join the FDNY and the Milwaukee FD in this endeavor. Lieutenants Zach Houck and Timmy Moore serve as the human performance program managers for the Cherry Hill FD. The LUF team is proud of our relationship with the Cherry Hill FD and Philadelphia FD, as we continue to work together to humanize the narrative around performance at fires and emergencies. 

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