Firefighter Support

A podcast created by full time firefighters to enhance firefighter's lives. Guests include clinicians, therapists, chaplains, fitness experts, nutrition experts and more. OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER FIREFIGHTERS TO FIND PEACE THROUGH MENTAL WELLNESS, PHYSICAL HEALTH, & HUMAN CONNECTION.

Firefighter Support is a health podcast hosted by Brent Harding, with 18 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.

Brent Harding hosts Firefighter Support, a health show with 18 episodes published.

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  Episode #19

  The Hidden Power of Creating Connection through Conflict

  Sep 1, 20251h 5mS1

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>What if conflict isn't a sign that something's broken, but rather evidence that you truly care? In this eye-opening conversation, we explore how conflict—when approached constructively—can actually strengthen relationships rather than damage them.<br/><br/>Joining our regular crew is conflict expert Clair Canfield, who challenges us to rethink our fundamental assumptions about disagreements and tension. Through powerful analogies and practical examples, Claire illuminates how conflict follows the things we care most deeply about, making it an inevitable part of meaningful relationships. Whether it's shift changes at the firehouse or challenging conv...

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  Episode #18

  When Firefighters Fall: Stories of Injury, Recovery, and Brotherhood

  Aug 3, 202558 minS1

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>In this raw and deeply personal episode, three firefighters – Aaron Walker, Taylor Kleven, and Tyler Scriver open up about the life-altering injuries that threatened their careers and transformed their lives.<br/><br/>Beyond the physical trauma, these firefighters reveal the unexpected psychological challenge that proved even more difficult – accepting help after spending their careers being the helpers. "I think for guys like us, that's a scary feeling," Taylor explains, describing the overwhelming guilt he felt for being injured and creating burden for his colleagues. Yet through their vulnerability emerges the true power of the...

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  Episode #17

  The Untold Side Hustle: How Firefighters Build Lives Beyond Emergency Calls

  Jul 11, 202535 minS1

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>What happens when the alarm goes quiet and the firefighter's shift ends? For many first responders, that's when their second (or third) career begins. This revealing conversation with Captain Travis Burton and entrepreneur Ben Gochberg explores the hidden reality of firefighters who balance emergency responses with multiple business ventures.<br/><br/>Captain Burton, who manages a farm, FedEx franchise, and concrete business on his days off, shares candid insights into how he compartmentalizes the intense stress of emergency scenes versus business challenges. Ben brings his unique perspective from transitioning from banking to entrepreneurship...

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  Episode #16

  When Passion Meets Exhaustion: Setting Boundaries

  Jul 9, 20251h 1mS1

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>What keeps a firefighter going for 22 years without burning out? Battalion Chief John Cox reveals the surprising answer in this candid conversation about career sustainability in the fire service.<br/><br/>"The fire department is a black hole of time and energy. It will take anything and everything you have if you let it," warns Chief Cox, who shares how he learned this lesson the hard way. After years of taking on every technology project and working endless hours, he discovered the transformative power of setting boundaries and finding internal motivation.<br/><br/>...

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  Episode #15

  From Battlefields to Fire Trucks: A Veteran's Journey Through The Fire Service

  Jul 7, 20251 hourS1

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>Captain Robert Stephens takes us on a personal journey through his three-decade career spanning EMS, law enforcement, military service, and firefighting – revealing the mental health challenges and triumphs experienced along the way.<br/><br/>Stephens shares how first responders process trauma across different contexts. He explains that responding to emergencies in your hometown creates unique psychological impacts compared to overseas deployments, as traumatic memories become anchored to places you regularly visit. "Whatever you have on your boots, you don't want to drag it in your house," Stevens explains, highlighting the delicate balance between pr...

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