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    Explore " firefighting" with insightful episodes like "Eastern Shore, yes. Fishing and hunting, no. : A Conversation with Scott Ward", "Weekly Scrap #229 - Ben Fleagle: Warrior, Poet, FOOL", "Weekly Scrap #227 - Scott Hewlett, Multiple calls and more", "Weekly Scrap #223 - Jarrod Sergi, More No Nonsense" and "Weekly Scrap #222 - Bobby Eckert, LFG!!!!" from podcasts like ""The Mainstreet Podcast", "The Weekly Scrap, Firefighter Podcast", "The Weekly Scrap, Firefighter Podcast", "The Weekly Scrap, Firefighter Podcast" and "The Weekly Scrap, Firefighter Podcast"" and more!

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    Eastern Shore, yes. Fishing and hunting, no. : A Conversation with Scott Ward

    Eastern Shore, yes. Fishing and hunting, no.  : A Conversation with Scott Ward

    Crisfield native Scott Ward stops by Mainstreet to talk about growing up in a small town on Maryland's Eastern Shore, the brotherhood of firefighters, and his enduring love for baseball.  

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    Weekly Scrap #229 - Ben Fleagle: Warrior, Poet, FOOL

    Weekly Scrap #229 - Ben Fleagle: Warrior, Poet, FOOL

    Excited to be joined on this episode by none other than El Presidente of the FOOLS international... Ben Fleagle. Was very excited for this episode and the topics we got to discuss including, the importance of the Fire service to society. The FOOLS international and their role in the fire service. Leadership in all of it's facets. Character and its inseparability from leadership.  Our history and how it effects the future, and the upcoming generations. Of course the Scrap's best laid plans are always impacted by the audience and their amazing questions, and this one was no exception. Ben absolutely crushed the episode!  Enjoy!

    Weekly Scrap #227 - Scott Hewlett, Multiple calls and more

    Weekly Scrap #227 - Scott Hewlett, Multiple calls and more

    Joined on this episode by one of the best in the business, Scott Hewlett host of the Multiple Calls Podcast. We discuss building grit, and the power of vulnerability. Living in a state of readiness and 'fight mode'. Fear of losing the ability to be a warrior. Autopilot vs. observer and so much more! And if you know the Scrap, you know the audience absolutely took over and drove a great conversation.  Enjoy the show!

    Weekly Scrap #223 - Jarrod Sergi, More No Nonsense

    Weekly Scrap #223 - Jarrod Sergi, More No Nonsense

    Joined on this episode by one of my favorite people, the one and only Jarrod Sergi. We planned to discuss leadership and culture and how much of an impact you can have at your organization. Common pitfalls for leaders and things you should avoid as well as what has and has not worked for Jarrod. This of course was just the plan, but if you know the Scrap, you know the audience took over and asked nothing but great questions!  Was an amazing episode and Jarrod has already agreed to come back on for a follow up!

    Weekly Scrap #222 - Bobby Eckert, LFG!!!!

    Weekly Scrap #222 - Bobby Eckert, LFG!!!!

    My guest this week was none other than the one and only Bobby Eckert, not much more needs to be said. He is Eckert Fire Tactics, he is Tuesdays are for Tactics. If you want an opinion, look no further than this guy right here.  I promise you, when you listen you will get an answer.  I love this guy, and he had once again, another amazing scrap!!!

    Weekly Scrap #221 - Josh Chase, Jump Seat Leadership

    Weekly Scrap #221 - Josh Chase, Jump Seat Leadership

    Joined on this episode by Josh Chase and we talked about all things leadership, especially when it comes to leading from where you are.  We discussed the lack of focus on developing leaders from the ground up in the fire service.  Why he wrote the books he wrote and the journey he has been through. Mental health, and overcoming adversity... and as always every topic and question that the audience decided to throw at us!

    Weekly Scrap - Firemanship Special (Part Deux) All the details!!!

    Weekly Scrap - Firemanship Special (Part Deux) All the details!!!

    Going live with Cody Trestrail to discuss all the details for Firemanship 2024. Cody takes the time to explain how the registration will work, and then gives a rundown of all the HOT tracks, the Lectures, and the Workshops. If you are looking for information on Firemanship, this is the episode for you.  Share this podcast with anyone who might be interested in going to Firemanship!

    Weekly Scrap #219 - Ron Smith, Training Seconds

    Weekly Scrap #219 - Ron Smith, Training Seconds

    Joined on this episode by none other than the man, the myth, the legend Mr. Training Seconds himself, Ron Smith! I am excited for this one and looking forward to all of the topics we will attempt to tackle.  The surprise was of course that Kyle Romagus was in town, and he co-hosted this scrap! 

    From search tactics and fire attack, to alphabet soup and to training scars. We plan to discuss the challenges of instructing, what he has learned being a part of the UL studies and of course everything the audience threw at us!

    Weekly Scrap #218 - Ray McCormack, talking nozzles

    Weekly Scrap #218 - Ray McCormack, talking nozzles

    New pieces of equipment come out all the time in the American Fire Service, but nothing has created as much interest as the HEN Nozzle in a long time. Not only has it been stirring interest but it is also endorsed by some very big names in the fire service. With the sheer number of questions I was receiving about the nozzle, I decided to have Ray on to talk about the nozzle, and his involvement with it. This is of course just one topic, and as always the audience took control and determined the direction of the show.

    Weekly Scrap #216 - Reginald McKnight on Training and Purpose

    Weekly Scrap #216 - Reginald McKnight on Training and Purpose

    Joined on this episode by Reginald McKnight to discuss all aspects of training especially when it comes to new recruits. We will deep dive into the challenges of training in todays world. How he goes about developing a training program. What they look for in instructors. Why training is important, how to develop and mold the probationary firefighter into the next generation of leaders. We discuss leadership, the next generation and purpose. Of course the audience took over like always and absolutely sent the best questions at Reggie, and he absolutely crushes the answers.  Enjoy a great Scrap!

    Weekly Scrap #215 - Paul Shoemaker, Next Level Extrication

    Weekly Scrap #215 - Paul Shoemaker, Next Level Extrication

    Joined on this episode by the one and only Paul Shoemaker. Paul is passionate about Electric Vehicles and Lithium ion batteries! We go deep diving into considerations and concerns for this evolving aspect of our craft. Off gassing, UHSS components, the sheer amount of water we are using, and how we can be more effective.  And of course the audience had a ton of great questions that Paul crushed! This is a topic that everyone wants more information on and you do not want to miss this Scrap!

    Weekly Scrap #212 - Brian Richards and the iPhone generation

    Weekly Scrap #212 - Brian Richards and the iPhone generation

    Joined by my good friend Brian Richards to discuss the new generations of firefighters and how to engage and bring them on board.  We plan to deep dive into their perspective and why certain aspects that older generations take for granted seem foreign to them. It was an awesome and interesting discussion, especially when you throw in the audience and all of their questions. Enjoy a great perspective from a great dude.

    Weekly Scrap #211 - Jeff Rothmeier, Mastering the Craft

    Weekly Scrap #211 - Jeff Rothmeier, Mastering the Craft

    Was very excited to have this conversation with Jeff Rothmeier— had a blast discussing his book that just came out this year: "Mastering the Craft." We discussed his military background and how that shaped the mindset of the book. His special operations background.  His studies in organizational culture and the power it has in an organization. The mentor that he sought out and how it impacted his teaching. Plus as always, everything that the audience threw our way! It was an amazing episode.

    Weekly Scrap #207 - James Johnson, Building Construction and BJJ

    Weekly Scrap #207 - James Johnson, Building Construction and BJJ

    Joined by my brother from Canada James Johnson.  Tried to have him on the Mega Scrap for Building Construction, but of course life got in the way the day of the broadcast. Well he's back and we dive into all sorts of topics, including, leadership and culture.  Questions and discussions about new trends in building construction, what it means for the fire service battlespace. Then  we talk about another passion of James' which is his love of Jiu-Jitsu and the benefits of it for firefighters.  All of this plus everything the audience threw our way. Was a heck of a Scrap, enjoy!

    Weekly Scrap #206 - Eric Saylors, Responding to the Active Shooter

    Weekly Scrap #206 - Eric Saylors, Responding to the Active Shooter

    This is a must listen if you have any part in developing or influencing the SOG's, Procedures, or Tactics for your departments Active Shooter Response. Eric Saylors brings the key takeaways from  the seven-year active shooter response study at EMSAAC in San Diego. And the knowledge from over 200 drills he ran and measured. He fields questions and opened my eyes to so many things that I did not know we were getting wrong! Excellent podcast with a lot of relevant data! And of course as always the Audience did not disappoint!

    No.7 Dustin Bomley (Alpine Industrial Manufacturing)

    No.7 Dustin Bomley (Alpine Industrial Manufacturing)

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    Welcome to Episode #7 of the "Walking with JK Boots" podcast, where we explore different industries through the lens of the boot-clad workforce.

    In this week's episode, we're thrilled to sit down with Dustin Bomley, the General Manager of Alpine Industrial Manufacturing based in N. Idaho. A passionate outdoorsman and former competitive archer, Dustin has spent more than three decades in outdoor tech manufacturing, advancing from assembling compound bows on the manufacturing line to navigating the company through the contemporary challenges of manufacturing.

    Join us as Dustin shares insights from his vast experience in manufacturing and delves into a diverse array of subjects. But the true highlights of this episode are the hunting and outdoor stories that Dustin has accumulated over his years of adventures. With experiences from hunting across multiple continents and countless trophy mounts to his name, his tales will keep you on the edge of your seat.

    Tune in to hear about Dustin's thrilling adventures and gain a unique perspective on the industrial manufacturing industry. This episode is not to be missed!

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    Fighting the Fire - An Inspiring Interview with Local Firefighter Kyle Burden | EP 18

    Fighting the Fire - An Inspiring Interview with Local Firefighter Kyle Burden | EP 18

    Welcome to the 4 Pillar Podcast, where we bring you powerful stories of individuals who exemplify dedication and bravery in the face of challenges. In this gripping episode, titled "Fighting the Fire," we sit down with Kyle Burden, a local firefighter, to hear firsthand accounts of his courageous journey as a frontline hero. Join us as we delve into the four pillars that make firefighting a demanding yet rewarding profession.

    In this riveting interview, our host engages in a heartfelt conversation with Kyle, exploring the following key aspects of firefighting:

    1. The Call to Service: Uncover the driving forces behind Kyle's decision to become a firefighter and the sense of purpose that fuels his commitment to protecting the community.
    2. Bravery and Resilience: Learn about the extraordinary courage required to face dangerous situations daily and how firefighters like Kyle build resilience to overcome the physical and emotional challenges of their profession.
    3. Teamwork and Camaraderie: Discover the importance of teamwork in firefighting, as Kyle shares stories of camaraderie among firefighters and their unwavering support for each other in the line of duty.
    4. Lifelong Learning and Training: Gain insights into the rigorous training and ongoing learning required to be a competent firefighter, ensuring they are always prepared to handle any emergency.

    Through Kyle's vivid anecdotes and experiences on the frontlines, Episode 17 of the 4 Pillar Podcast aims to honor the dedication and sacrifice of firefighters worldwide. We discuss the intensity of firefights, rescues, medical emergencies, and the lasting impact that these courageous individuals have on the lives they touch.

    Whether you're aspiring to join the firefighting profession, an admirer of selfless service, or simply seeking inspiration from real-life heroes, this episode promises to offer a unique perspective on the challenges faced by those who fight the fire to keep our communities safe.

    Tune in to Episode 17 of the 4 Pillar Podcast for a compelling interview in "Fighting the Fire" with local firefighter Kyle Burden and gain a renewed appreciation for the brave men and women who risk their lives to protect and serve.

    Weekly Scrap #203 - DJ Stone, adapting to what works.

    Weekly Scrap #203 - DJ Stone, adapting to what works.

    On this Scrap,  the other brother! The one and only DJ Stone.  We discuss the Suburban fire problem, our attempts to be the Jack of all trades master of none. How sub-urban methods are a hodgepodge of tactics strategies and methods. Finding what works and adapting. Building systems for success of the weakest link. What is the easiest way to reach victory of performance and so much more as the audience did therer job and completely took over the show!