Fire Engineering Podcast Network

Fire Engineering Magazine’s been devoted to the training interests of firefighters since 1877. Listen to our lineup of podcasts featuring hosts from around the fire service.

Fire Engineering Podcast Network is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #2347

  Considering a Fire Service Career Change? Here's What to Think About

  Aug 18, 202650 min

  On this episode of Two Vollies and a Guest, Micah Hydeman joins hosts Jerry Knapp and Tim Pillsworth to talk about career changes. Hydeman details his career move from captain to tailboard firefighter and shares how to evaluate a change in departments. He covers family and insurance risks, financial changes, union agreements, and staffing realities. The panel also details the mental and cultural shifts involved in the transition from an officer role back to a crew position.

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  Episode #2346

  How to Maintain On-Scene Accountability

  Aug 18, 202649 min

  Chief Doug Myers from the Berrien Springs-Oronoko (MI) Fire Department joins host Tom Merrill for a conversation about emergency scene accountability for this episode of The Professional Volunteer Fire Department. They touch on practical approaches to establishing and maintaining accountability from the moment the firefighters arrive until the incident is under control. They also look at the system, procedures, and leadership responsibilities that help ensure every firefighter goes home safely.

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  Episode #2345

  What Makes Chiefs Lose Sleep?

  Aug 17, 20261h 17m

  Chief Aaron Hummel, of the Boise (ID) Fire Department, joins host Anthony Kastros on this episode of Command Show to break down frontline command. They get into practical size‑up, incident command pitfalls, accountability, standard operating guidelines, and the “functional five” hazards. They discuss regional growth, joint academies, and promotional testing, as well as auto-aid mechanics and building a battalion-chief academy. This podcast is brought to you by Tablet Command. www.tabletcommand.com/get-started-lp

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  Episode #2343

  Mickey Farrell and Bob Pressler Talk Fireground Coordination

  Aug 15, 20261h 7m

  Operational discipline, clear communication, and understanding: That's what fireground coordination is about. In this episode of Generation Engine, host Anthony Rowett welcomes seasoned fire service veterans Mickey Farrell and Bob Pressler to break down the mechanics of a unified response. They explore how crucial decisions are made long before crossing the threshold, shift-change size-ups, monitoring early radio transmissions, and assessing company staffing levels. They also address the essential dynamics among engine, truck, and rescue operations, highlighting why finding and isolating the seat of the fire takes priority, how to properly execute tactical directives such as "staying at the door," and the critical need to identify preplanned areas of refuge.

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  Episode #2342

  Practical Fueling and Hydration for Shift Life

  Aug 14, 202655 min

  Firefighting doesn't fit a standard 9-to-5 mold, and standard dietary advice often fails on shift. On this episode of Perspectives on Leadership, host Stephen Shaw welcomes registered dietician Megan Lautz to talk about tackling real-world nutritional challenges first responders face. They emphasize smart, actionable habits, such as learning how caffeine affects fluid levels, why targeted sugar in an oral rehydration solution speeds recovery, and how simple swaps can replace heavy pre-workout supplements.

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