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Ep.114 I will have on the captains of the SAFD and SAPD teams for the 21st Annual Alamo Cup. Benny Rodriguez of SAFD and Joe Zulaica of SAPD the captains of each respective team will talk about the history of the Alamo Cup some of their stories and more Tune in!!! www.nothingisob.com *Presenting Sponsor* FOREBROS TOUR- Amateur Golf TOUR. "If you don't have a home, we have one for you." Games played during the events include: CTPs, net/gross skins, flighted, & "King of the Par 3s" -NEVER GOLF ALONE AGAIN ***Please visit our friends at El Cameo Ranch*** A South Texas Ranch called El Cameo is hosting its first annual El Cameo Classic golf tournament on November 11th at Olmos Basin Golf course here in San Antonio. Reach out for more details via Instagram at @elcameoranch. That's @ E L C A M E O R A N C H. You can call/text 361-815-2303 or also email elcameoranch@yahoo.com Please follow/subscribe: Ways to listen https://linktr.ee/Nothingisob​​ facebook: Nothing is OB: South Texas Golf Podcast instagram: @nothingisob X (twitter): @nothingisob youtube: Nothing is OB: South Texas Golf

Episode 59 with Kevin Burke is now available! Poet, punk rocker, and firefighter, Kevin Burke is a difficult individual to sum up.  The last 8 years of his life, he's been a member of the fire service, and the last five years of that he has been proud to be part of SAFD's Res51cue.  Prior to his time as a public servant, Kevin has been a long standing and seasoned artist.  He has toured as a musician and as a poet, shared stages with world renowned poets and grammy award winning musicians, and has always tried to make art that makes a difference.  Aside from three DIY chapbooks, his work has been published by Freeze Ray Press, Into Quarterly, Timber Mouse Publishing, Button Poetry (video), and Write About Now Publishing. Kevin is also the 2011 Austin Poetry Slam Champ, 2011 Southwest Shootout Slam Champ, and the only two time Texas Grand Slam Poetry Festival Champion, and currently the lead vocalist for County Hell (a blackened-crust-punk collaboration with poet Bill Moran).   Currently, Kevin is a new father, a partner to his wife/getaway-driver, and an increasingly vocal advocate for mental health, especially for members of the first responder community.  In fact, Burke is currently enrolled in Northwestern University's Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and has plans to become a therapist.  His forthcoming book entitled Tailboard Field Notes is due for release late this spring. @kevinwburke https://youtu.be/C4ih_oktiYU https://www.sofarsounds.com/artists/kevin-burke https://writeaboutnowpoetry.com https://writeaboutnowpoetry.com/books https://www.instagram.com/kevinwburke/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/kevinwburkepoetry/ https://www.instagram.com/countyhellmusic/ https://countyhellmusic.bandcamp.com/releases https://kevinwburke.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-ramshackle-freedom Sponsorship: @southwest_fire_academy Editing: @bradshea Marketing: @premiummixmarketingco Administration: @haileyfirefit #multiplecallspodcast @multiplecallspodcast multiplecalls@gmail.com

By the way: CRR = community risk reduction! Hello Smart Firefighting Community! Welcome to another episode of covering real world innovations via interviews with fire service and technology industry experts that empower YOU to develop your very own Smart Firefighting strategy! This is the third episode of our TSI Mini Series. Hosted in Texas during October 2022, Technology Summit International - IAFC's newest conference - brought the tech of the future to today's fire and emergency service professionals — helping them reduce risks to their communities, improve their ability to respond to emergencies, and save lives. In this episode: How the definition of "emergency" is changing How to use technology to run high call volume Why limiting resource strain should be the goal Get some insight from San Antonio Fire Department's Chief Bryan Norris. Chief Norris has served SAFD for the past 20 years, moving up the ranks from firefighter to Division and then Assistant Chief before he became Deputy Chief in 2022. Given his background, he's had a wide range of responsibilities, such as but not limited to planning and analytics, administrative functions for the Emergency Services Division, plus safety, communications, and technical services for the Community Risk Reduction Division and Office of Emergency Management. Join our SFF Community! Head to www.smartfirefighting.com to discover how SFF accelerates innovation for emergency responders, to find out when our next event is or review our curated resources! Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn

Daniel is a Marine Corps Veteran. He has been serving as a Firefighter with San Antonio for 5 years and is currently riding Truck 17. He is an SAFD mentor for probationary Firefighters and an MV Fire Rescue TX Lead Instructor. He has been published in Firehouse magazine and featured on The Rogue Tailboard Podcast. @dcdrury @mvfirerescuetx Sponsorship: @southwest_fire_academy Editing Credit: @bradshea Marketing: @premiummixmarketingco Logistics: @haileyfirefit

Meteorologist Sarah Spivey gives a detailed forecast of potential severe weather in the San Antonio area. CPS Energy crews and SAFD respond to power outages and fires that resulted from the weather. Ukrainian officials have rejected a Russian demand to surrender their city in exchange for safe passage out of the city. Why White House officials were considering handing out gas cards to Americans but quickly shut down the idea. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Learn about the changing culture within the fire service that has led to a better understanding of health and safety needs for firefighters through advancements in PPE in the years since 9/11.   WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT TO LEARN:Conceptualization of today's particulate blocking hoods  Expectations of gear inspections and cleaning  Inefficiencies in past PPE technology Ergonomic design of modern turnout gear   Introduction of alternative PPE  ABOUT OUR GUEST :Jim Reidy was a Lieutenant on Ladder 46 for the San Antonio Texas Fire Department (SAFD) where he was a firefighter for 33 years. He was also an Assistant Safety Officer and was the SAFD Quartermaster in 2018. He was involved in PPE for 30 of his 33 years and served as Co- Chairman of the SAFD/Local 624 Firefighting PPE Committee, as a member of the SAFD Occupational Cancer Committee, Tool and Equipment Committee, and Apparatus Committee. Jim is a member of the NFPA 1971-1851 Committee representing the Texas State Association of Fire Fighters. He currently serves as Helmet Task Group Chair for the next edition of NFPA 1971. He serves on the Texas Commission on Fire Protection Firefighter Advisory Committee as a member and past Chairman and is a Firefighter Cancer Support Network Rep in South Texas.He also speaks at a variety of venues and events on Firefighter PPE Risk Assessment, Use, and Selection along with Firefighter Cancer Prevention and is known as a vocal advocate for firefighter health and safety. ABOUT THE HOST:Battalion Chief Keys completed a total of 31 years of service, beginning as a firefighter for a high volume station in the Bronx. As a Captain and Lieutenant, he served various municipalities including Midtown Manhattan, until settling into East New York Brooklyn, where he became Battalion Chief. Within his new role he took charge of Research and Development where he learned how new innovations are tested and introduced to the fire service.Learn more about Fire-Dex products and services by visiting, www.firedex.comJoin the Conversation by Following Us at:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FireDexTwitter: https://twitter.com/firedexInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/firedexgear/

Heavy Rescue gained national exposure recently with the condo tragedy in Florida.Recently, SAFD went viral with two rescues by our own TRT.Lt. Juan Velez and Lt. David Philipp discuss Heavy Rescue, why San Antonio has so many MVC's and also express confusion over Joe's vacation mustache.

A brothel fire and a Chief put in Jail    .. and much much more!

This month, learn about the history of SAFDFire Companies pre-1891Our first steam engine was delivered by  ***** ???The Davy Crockett ladder truck?A brothel fire and a Chief put in Jail    .. and much much more!

Cancer prevention and resources From the OCC (what is the OCC?)...and SAFD has an APP now!Capt. Craig BalterLt. Dan Barto &Help and info for workers comp claimsEdward Guerra Jr.Beth Wedige

It’s Black History month, and we all watched Bridgerton (and a certain Duke) over Christmas, right? We invite Madeleine Robins back and start pondering how to make our writing accurately reflect the cultural mélange that existed in London and beyond. From racism to classism, our writers look at our inherent biases, how “common knowledge” of history isn’t, and how it takes something evocative with a new spin to challenge our ideas of history. … Continue...Episode 90 – Race, Romance, and Regency

February 14th-19th was like no other, ever, for SAFD. Let's discuss; Episode #3 is ready for your listening pleasure.

We're queer, we're still here, we're just ready to be done with this year. Our break lasted a little longer than we planned, but nothing is going according to plan in 2020. Join us as we catch up on the good stuff, the bad stuff, the really bad stuff, and - as usual - the gay stuff. Stay safe out there, SAfD family!!

Bobby and Kade talk about coming to faith as an adult, living out your faith at work, entertaining angels, and more on this episode of Faith of Our Heroes.  For comments, questions, or to be a guest, email faithofourheroes@gmail.com For prayer, email HFDPrayer@gmail.com Check out our weekly devotional https://thefirefighterdevotional.blogspot.com/

Now when you dial 9-1-1, there are changes due to COVID-19. But will they hurt your ability to receive care? Charles Hood, Chief of the San Antonio Fire Department, talks to Randy Beamer about emergency response in the midst of a pandemic. Hood also reveals that some firefighters infected their loved ones at home, his opinion on wearing or not wearing a mask, and why a SAFD program put in place years ago is now at the forefront of COVID-19 testing. Hood has been Fire Chief since 2007 and commands approximately 1,800 personnel. Contact Randy Beamer Email: RBeamer@sbgtv.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/randybeamer Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/randy.beamer/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randybeamer/

Episode 014 - On May 18, 2017, Firefighter Scott Deem passed away while operating on a 4-alarm fire with San Antonio Fire Department. Eric Schultz was an academy brother of FF Deem and discusses that tragic night as well as the effects it has had on him and the department following the LODD. We also talk about the value of training when part of a major metropolitan Rescue Company, and what our daily priorities should be in the station and while on duty. Eric is a 10 year veteran of the fire service, 6 of those with SAFD, and is currently assigned to Rescue 11. He is a fireman's fireman - one that values blue collar work, high standards, and humility.

We're back on the road! This time 'round we're in Cincinnati for Cease & Desist. Come have a listen. Also, ze Germans!

It's all about Winter Wonder! The 2011 Winter Wonderland Workshop was a whirlwind. And it is one of out favorite destinations. Join us as we talk with a full deck's worth of people including(but not limited to) John Tovar, Mike Mahaffey, Chuck Coyl, and Roger Bartlett!

Holy Crap! It's new Scoupé! This episode is almost like a late night show, but not quite. We mainly discuss the Quarterstaff intensive that just started this same day. That is, when we actually talk combat stuff. Also, we're joined by Katie Wright and Carlos Duarte!

Holy Cats! We're back! After nearly 2 months on hiatus, the boys return for more Stage Combaty goodness.

Once again, we're on location in Los Feliz talking about the Texas Intensive, the workshop formally known as March Madness, and Nerf for some reason.

New episode, new location! This week we stop by the House of Pies in Los Feliz to discuss TexMexBeth and our new Singlesword class.

On this week's episode, we're back at the North Hollywood Diner discussing SPTs, the Governing Body elections coming up in November, and general tomfoolery.

This week on Scoupé, we spend a lot of time talking about ways to expand the Society. Drop us a line and tell us what you think.

Holy lots of people at a small table, Batman! In this episode we're joined by Sean Chin, Sean Richards, The Green Lobster, The Yellow Crab, and Robert Hamilton. Join us as we discuss a homeless production of Pirates of Penzance, our general thoughts on Smallsword, and a face-off between The Green Lobster and his foil The Yellow Crab on the topic of this summer's Predators.

The Boys are Back in Town! Travis and Collin are both back in LA and ready to dish about Nationals and Fresno. Also, joining us from thepopcornhead.com, the Green Lobster gives us his movie review of Inception.

Nationals: Merchandise Night! - This episode features a series of interviews conducted at Merchandise Night on 2nd Friday at the National Stage Combat Workshop. Look for appearances from Ed & Danette Baker, Sarah Wahl, H. Russ Brown, Fight Master Brian Byrnes, and the Fight Rabbi. Plus, Matt Ellis poops his pants!

Nationals! - Scoupé is proud to be present at the 2010 National Stage Combat Workshop. This episode focuses on a crop of the interns; Claire Yearman, Samantha McDonald, Mark Rosenthal, and Benaiah Anderson.

After being away for almost a month, we're back with a new episode! This week, Knife SPTs, Fresno, and Nationals prep.

Disney, Dreamworks, Girl Scout Cookies, Interning, and Elvis; all on this week's episode. Plus, Jessica Dunne joins us for the fun.

Ever had your car crushed by a tree? It's actually kinda funny.

Scoupé Lunch Special! This week we're hanging out at the North Hollywood Diner, talking Knife SPTs, Shanks & Giggles, and Julius Caesar.

This week: A discussion on piracy, the start of the summer blockbuster season, and a fight to keep swords.

In this week's episode, we discuss our confusion at how little is known about Stage Combat, Shanks and Giggles II, and we encourage you to buy a T-Shirt!

Scoupé: After HoursOnce again we record into the wee hours of the morning. This time, Claire Yearman and Kim Fukawa join us for a Chicago-recorded episode.

Red Sonja, Julius Caesar, and a Star Wars sit-com all on this week's episode.

Fresno, Nationals, and midnight movies on this week's Scoupé.

In this episode, DC Wright joins us to talk about the Central Illinois Stage Combat Workshop and Schlomo and the Smiting Gods of Justice!

Collin returns for a discussion on the San Diego Opera's Romeo & Juliet, working student films, and a brief plug for the National Stage Combat Workshop.

March Madness! This week we sit down with Joshua Pikar and Melanie Braxton from the Cincinnati March Madness workshop.

Shanks & Giggles, March Madness in Cincinnati, and the San Diego Opera. Also Alice, Oscars, and Lincoln hunting vampires. Always a barn burner here at Scoupé.