fire safety

This episode is in celebration of Earth Day! Earth Day is an annual, global event on April 22 that has been going strong for 53 years after it was first created in 1970 to draw attention to environmental protection.

To discuss Earth Day and better understand how we can all do our part to protect Arizona's natural resources and beautiful outdoor spaces, we’ve invited four state park rangers from across Arizona to join us on the show: Ranger Ethan from Oracle State Park, Rangers Kyle and Jess from Kartchner Caverns State Park, and Ranger Sara from Lost Dutchman State Park.

We mention some resources on the show, so be sure to check out our fire safety and restrictions online resource, as mentioned by Ranger Sara; the International Dark Sky Association website and our episode with IDA ambassador Mike Weasner, as referenced by Ranger Ethan; and cave tour reservations as recommended by Rangers Jess and Kyle.

After listening, we hope you’re excited to take action with these simple steps towards becoming a more engaged environmentalist…and even join us for a fun Earth Day celebration at one of Arizona’s state parks, listed below (click on each link for event dates, times, and other details).

• Dead Horse Ranch State Park: Make Native Seed Balls and the Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival
• Kartchner Caverns State Park: Recyclables crafts, educational talks in the amphitheater, scavenger hunt, Star Party, and more
• Lost Dutchman State Park: Guided hikes, nature talks, geocaching, and litter cleanup kits
• Lyman Lake State Park: Arts, crafts, and kids' activities
• Oracle State Park: Geology hike, snake talk, astronomy talk, music on the trail, food trucks, and Star Party

Find your next Arizona adventure and sign up for our newsletter at AZStateParks.com/Amazing, and follow @AZStateParks on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, or Twitter for even more inspiration.

Greg Damon is At Your Service! In tonight’s show, Greg is joined by Ed Bierne, public safety official and firefighter to discuss fire safety and changing smoke detectors; Lenny Batycki, host of Performance Racing Network's At The Track to discuss racing; and Matt Biermann, owner of the football training center Elite Performance. 

Greg Damon is At Your Service! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Greg is joined by Assistant Fire Chief Ed Beirne to warn us of the dangers of extreme heat and the threat that poses to firefighters. Greg also speaks with dentist Dr. Joe Reid who enlightens us on dental hygiene, and KMOX’s resident golf expert Dan Reardon on the British Open.

Fire Chief Kris Concepcion sits down with Melyssa to enlighten both residents of Vacaville and tourists visiting the city about ways to stay safe during fire season. Chief Concepcion lets us know how to reduce fire risks for residential homes, what to do in the event of a fire emergency, and how to stay informed via the Nixle app system. The Nixle system works for both residents and tourists of Vacaville. The Chief also shares where to safely enjoy the 4th of July holiday in Vacaville with friends, family, and neighbors. 

Destination Vacaville? Let's go!

The Elyria Fire Department has a new Chief: Joe Pronesti. Pronesti has been with the Elyria Fire Department for 33 years but grew up in the city of Elyria and in the department. His dad was a fireman in the 1950s. "Growing up, all my heroes were Elyria Firefighters," said Pronesti.  "They are all passed now but I keep pictures of them, and think of them, and I also think of the bosses I had when I first came on the job that mentored me.  It's the only job I've ever wanted, and it's the only city I ever wanted to work in." Pronesti said. " I'm living my dream." 
Congratulations, Chief Pronesti!

It's a great day to be a Pioneer! Thanks for listening. Find Elyria Schools on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube!

Safety has many aspects to senior life. We always think of keeping safe at the Homefront, but keeping safe when heading out to the grocery store or taking a walk around the neighborhood are just as important and safety may be taken for granted. Dr. Tronetti and Janet Rooks hit all of these topics and many more with Darleen as they open even her eyes on everyday issues facing seniors. The upside is that Dr. Tronetti and Janet share some easy solutions and resources to help seniors stay safe in all aspects of their lives.

This podcast represents the opinions of Dr. Tronetti and her guests. The content here is for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions or before making any changes in your personal health regimen. No other use, including without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this podcast may be made without the prior written permission of Parrish Medical Center. This podcast is HIPPA compliant. All people, places, and scenarios mentioned in this podcast have been changed to protect patient confidentiality 

A variety of links for Tre's fire related projects:

Liminal Spaces NYC

3rd Earth Fireproof (fire retardant clothing)

Combustion, Inc (fire arts nonprofit)

Fire Performance Safety Discussion Facebook Group

Firespinners for Comprehensive Regulations Facebook Group

The Fire Safety Project video series is located here

The Fire Safety Project Facebook page is located here

Created by: Mari Feher, Hosted by:  Ania Wiktorowicz

A fire erupted on  Sept. 8, 2012, and burned about 26,000 acres, or about 40 square miles at the Pole Creek trailhead.  The fire that was caused by lightning cost about $18 million to fight. The surging blaze destroyed four cars at the trailhead in the Three Sisters Wilderness, endangering 30 hikers and campers who had to be rescued out of the forest. 

One of those climbers was our very own Ania, who just completed a climb to the top on North Sister, a rugged, dangerous mountain on its own. Come, listen to the harrowing story of how Ania and her team run out the fire while trees burst into flames along the way. How did they make it out? By being prepared and by using their rational navigational system.  

Fire preparedness resources mentioned: 

insiweb.nwcg.gov
fire.or.gov
oregon.gov - Oregon department of environmental
nwcc.gov -North West Interagency Coordination Center

www.pmru.org

Podcast Episode # 103, "Safety Tips; Firearms, Knives, Generators, Fire Safety, Electrical Safety, Personal Safety, And More"

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In this episode, we discuss many safety tips, including tips on:

• Safety Rules For Firearms
• Knife Safety Tips
• Refueling Generators & Small Engines
• Carbon Monoxide
• Fire Safety
• Electrical Safety
• Storm Safety
• Personal Safety

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• www.thebeltman.net
• https://www.facebook.com/Jimcurtisknives

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After going to a fire demo, Brian and I were inspired to take it up a notch in our personal play.  Please note, this is not us doing a fire scene.  We're simply beginning the process of learning how to play with fire.  While it was fun, we recognize that we still have to do more research beyond a lot of googling and one actual class.  Stay safe and keep it kinky!

 
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Egress challenges and fire safety codes are common issues that can have a big impact on architectural project design and success, whether new construction or renovation. The existing components of a building used for one purpose might simply not be up to code for another.

Telgian Engineering & Consulting's April Musser, PE, CFPS, and BWBR's Roger "Lars" Larson, AIA, discuss why egress and fire codes are so vital to a building's safety, as well as solutions that performance-based code approaches can offer to make designs more flexible and valuable. In the end, a successful performance-based egress solution will strike a balance between safety and fidelity within an architectural design.

Hosted by Coral Digatono

Guests: 
April Musser, PE, CFPS
Roger "Lars" Larson, AIA

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