Hi cousin !!!!! Love you

Great interview. What an amazing person and a loving daughter.

Mike, you’ve made so many connections. You probably have the biggest cranes to enter any agency you want. More importantly you described that this is a calling for you. Go for it !!

Great show Mike. You held it down !!

That was great Caitlin. Aunt Ro and I were reminiscing for 2 hours after the podcast ended. You are so much like your dad and your dad was so much like your Grandpa Paul. Dad, Grandma Sheila, Grandpa Paul, Uncle Peter, Aunt Ro and I are proud of you, and all your accomplishments in life. Thank you Mike for including our family in your program. Back The Blue💙Dogs Rule

O'Hara's is the name of the bar behind The Tenhouse. Mike, I think you got it right but the Chief didn't hear you.

Don’t forget the NYPD AIR/SEA RESCUE with TWO divers were the first on the scene. I was one of them. I think I pulled more FDNY Rescue out of the water than passengers. Keep the facts straight.

Excellent show. You couldn’t ask for better insight historically, or contemporaneously than what Chief Sheehan has provided. He has the real experience and genuine care for those who serve. Great interview. Thanks for having him on.

My father worked in ladder 38.eng.88 Raymond Camacho 7.div and 18.batt Bronx

Thanks!

1940 is history? Gary, we still had to go thru Vancouver.

Great show Mike. What an incredible career chief DiBernardo had. Thank you for your service from across the pond. Here’s to Joey D RIP

100% proof the mainstream media is gov propaganda. They went from "missile!" to "oh wait it wasn't a missile and if you saw a missile, you really didn't see that missile that you just saw." Yep, this happened.

One of the reasons for radio encryption by the NYPD is privacy/officer safety. I was on a barricade job in the 34 that had been going on for hours. As ESU was formulating, preparing a plan of entry over the tac channel as I walked through the lobby to get into position, grab some equipment. I can hear the conversation being blasted in the lobby for the Pct cops/EMS/civilians in the lobby over a radio. It was coming from an EMS SUPERVISORS Radio. That’s dangerous on a couple of levels to the cops. NYPD should’ve encrypted their radios 20 years ago.

That’s an ESU COP Juan Gonzalez, helping escort the woman out of the WTC in 93. He’s from Truck 2.

We know the truth from a person on the navy ship. It was shot down by accident during a planned exercise.

Can Bill follow my wife and let me know what she’s up too? Lol JK

Great show as always Mike.Thank you for bringing them to us.

Wouldn’t be awesome if we could time a 10-75 and have the Chief ride & take the nob one more time?

Hello Mike and Chief

I loved this interview. We need more like this man on the job.

Hello Mike

Who put that "Sports Radio 101-9 FM" part in? WFAN-FM didn't exist in 2006.

Fort Apache needs a remake, but keep the setting in the 70's.

This guy is a moron he was a pos cop who half assed the SOS case.

wow even in 2003 Mike's voice was different

I love this man...with respect and gratitude.

Darrel was a great instructor, which is worth its weight in gold. Passing on knowledge to others is a gift. Good E Cop!!

Great time in my life

Another great show MC

This clip should be sent to every FD in the country !

Great interview Mike. Eric is an amazing interview. He’s an example of what a cop should be. American Hero.

defund the atf

I love Marc's stuff, even if he's the second-weirdest looking guy I've ever seen. 😉😜

A great show with a great man. I am surprised there was no mention of the Chief's actions at the Rockaway plane crash on his first day off after September 11.

Great Job! Thanks to Tim for taking the time to do this interview. He is an amazing person.

The best part is the other woman E Jean Carrol she was everywhere in the 80’s and 90’s. 😀😀

I was there!

Please have the doctor as a guest again !! He adds alot of great Indy🙏🏽💖💖

Great interview as always Mike. Interesting as always. Definitely get Segretti on..

NYPD SCUBA are the most incredible divers I’ve ever witnessed operate. I can recall numerous evidence searches in the water where they arrive, get the rundown. Go down and return with an item tossed into the river. I can recall times where it was a person in the water & FDNY Divers had been in the water for a while with no success, and SCUBA shows up, gets the rundown, goes down & comes up within minutes w the victim. Saw that several times. Incredible group of NYPD SPECIALIST..

Hey Mike, great improv and just some 411 about the subway. There are no metal detectors in the subway except for the cops themselves. As for the State PD and National Guard, that’s called smoke and mirrors, back during 911 when the NG was in the subway, their guns weren’t loaded and I can’t see them being loaded now unless the hierarchy changed the rules. The subway is a different animal as compared to the street when it comes to police, there are a whole set of rules specifically for the subway that can be applied to issue summonses and eject people from the system but the problem is, the State PD doesn’t know them and neither do the NG and even worse the NG have no legal police powers ! I’ll probably take some flack for this but I really can’t blame cops for not rushing into dangerous jobs, they can be sued, lose their jobs and pensions and for what, an allegation but the NYPD promoted people to positions that they didn’t earn and they have no idea how to do them and that doesn’t include someone promoted to a management position that should’ve been fired for perjury !

Great episode featuring a man I have admired from afar (specifically Toronto) for years. It is uncanny how he knew after witnessing the plane hitting Tower 1 that it was a terrorist attack, stating that, “…it was aiming toward the building” in his report to Manhattan dispatch. He’s been clear for years that his brother and every other firefighter there knew what they were getting into, and actively chose to go anyway. On top of that, he’s really the reason why we have any footage from inside the towers via the Naudet doc. He could’ve told him to stay put but chose to have him enter-really to keep him close and ultimately safer-and this decision gave us the history of seeing what the FDNY really took on that day. Full admiration. Coming away from that to help the FDNY stay on its feet and fronting their anti-terrorism work.

Since 2000 They have more captains than championships

Only real captains Gehrig Munson Mattingly Jeter Judge

Thank you Mike for the interview with my Cousin!!!

Caught it Wednesday afternoon (Meeting Tuesday night). Different perspective. Thanks. Take care.

I worked with Mike in Florida, I was his Lieutenant when he started. One of the best firefighters I ever knew and one of the most dedicated to training and building his career. I can tell you a funny story about his leaving PPFD for FDNY.

Wow what an awesome guy. Thanks for sharing your stories with us Mike enjoy your well earned retirement.

Lower Manhattan is a great place! Great interview.