Podcasts
Check out the FireRescue1 podcast resource center, featuring industry-specific podcasts tackling everything from fireground operations, safety tactics, leadership, recruitment, training and more, including our exclusive show, Better Every Shift, hosted by Aaron Zamzow and Janelle Foskett, FireRescue1’s editor-in-chief.
Dr. Rich Gasaway encourages all firefighters to study near-miss reports, not to judge those involved but to learn from them
The San Bernardino County (Calif.) FPD fire chief says it’s time to step up to fix what’s broken in the fire service — and that means embracing technology and innovation
After decades of work in the firefighter counseling space, Leto shares what he’s learned about resilience, relationships and the healing power of doing good
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The division chief details when and how to use AI tools
The firefighter-counselor explains the problem with avoidant coping and how to help your brain finally deal with the ‘leftover stuff’
The Mesa fire chief spotlights the department’s forward-thinking approach to health, safety, social services and more
Understanding our physiological stress response is key to managing chronic stress
The Lehi (Utah) fire chief was recently named the IAFC’s Career Fire Chief of the Year
The PPE standards expert explains why all protection comes at a price
The West Metro assistant chief offers insights from firefighter sleep research
The fire service technologist offers insights for capturing the interest of digital natives
From emotional trauma to gallows humor, Wilson reflects on his new role as a burned-out medic — and why “Code 3” is a tribute to the heart of paramedicine
Training proved critical when a Castle Rock firefighter fell through the floor at a house fire
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