Awesome. Good job, Mick.

This man is a total liar. John Nason never did wrestling on any significant level and while he speaks about his girlfriend being a teacher, he’s cheating on her with another woman. Most of what he says in this interview is a lie and it’s a shame that you have him on your program.

Or Charlotte NC FD🚒👨‍🚒🇺🇸⭐️

Have you ever considered any content with Oklahoma City FD? Love the channel! Thanks for everything you do for the channel!⭐️👨‍🚒🚒🇺🇸

You have a Great Job. It has been Great meeting you at Training Days. Juice

Hard Suction GIGGITY

What exactly are they going to use that for? Patient or FF transport is the SHTF?

Great points. Let me add a couple if I may. Can man take the second hook for smoke on the top floor!!! Your irons guy will be very appreciative. Noticed something my last cockloft job that I find helpful in locating the seat. The fire apartment will probably be the one with no smoke in it. Don’t skip that one when popping doors because odds are the seat is above that one. I’m not gonna type the full explanation here but think about smoke travel hitting the underside of the roof. It’s not gonna go down first.

reserve

Great episode 👏 👌 👍. I especially like the annual physical topic. The rescuer doesn't want to become the rescuee.

Love it! Great video/refresher! happy holidays!

Nails it, this week I retired after 25 years in FDNY that never would have happened had I not knocked on the door of my local volunteer firehouse.

Wow! Great job I hope this message spreads. Thank you.

This is by far One of Your Best Podcast. I’m on our Recruitment Team at my Job. I have 44 years of experience in the field from Volunteer in Dutchess County to my Career department here in Durham NC. I have 14 months left and this year 2025 might be my last year teaching at our fire academy. Replacement has always been our biggest challenge. We are losing our Veteran FF’s and Officers. Great Job

It’s the same for career firefighters

Lt.Klett did my live basement training in 2000, on the east side of Indianapolis. One of the greatest classes I ever took. I have successfully used that training multiple times in Indianapolis, before retiring. Great information, hope some young guys are listening

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Thanks for having me on. I had a great time and hope to help anyone who listened.

Dope. In the beginning when the chief was talking about that fire he had with the new guy , he mentioned he had a whole routine he would give new guys on their first job , would be cool to hear a little more about that how he approaches that and what are some things he would recite to a new guy on the line Always cool to get those kinda tips from senior guys like that. 🤙

Thank you brother, this is going to help so many more than you could imagine!

Wow Danny, I always wondered the back story, truly glad you made it out alive. your retired brother, E10

OMG TOTALLY AWESOME CAPTAIN. Thank you for Sharing 👨‍🚒🚒💪🏿👍🎉🎊💯

Cut the stupid music

Great testimony brother. It takes crazy strength to put this out there. Keep your boys safe and always remember that the men who went before us deserve to be remembered and revered. May God bless you in all your efforts. We are given special gifts by our Heavenly Father that enables us to do this job. Let’s all keep that in the forefront of our minds and agree to always recognize those gifts for what they are, true blessings.

My BROTHER absolutely outstanding!! Keep this up ! Proud of you Bro ! 🙏🏻👍🏻🤙🏼. Can’t tell enough how great you did here !! 🙏🏻

Happy holiday's to all retiree's and on job firefighter's and volunteer firefighter's i support the fire service

As a new starting fire fighter, this was assigned to me to learn about, and these events are eye opening and put a fire under me to practice and train harder.

On a fire in recent months, my lower 33% of my backstep crew, that I can't get rid of, we're bee-bopping up the stairs and down the hall. I was at the fire apartment, forced it, saw the fire, closed it. Went back and looked down the hall and they are barely moving. I get in their shit to move faster. Later, after the fire, I get into them for the slow pace. "I move at my own pace", " I'm a man, not a dog, you can't disrespect me like that". They layer complained to the BFC who then got in my shit, in front of them. I have tried everything I know to improve them and then get rid of them. They should never have been hired in the fire department, let alone a fry cook. Lazy, entitled, and no physical ability whatsoever. I have several excellent members, but these lower 33% are disturbing the morale and reputation of the company. I never had this issue, as an officer, until the past decade, especially in the last 5 years.

Lot of good nuggets in that episode !

Great session! Amazing insight into what’s right about the job and what’s wrong. I hear all the time you can teach “back in the day”. Bob is proof that you can. Back in the day is is tomorrows fire.

Is taking the half landing window still common practice if going above ?

You gotta get Eddie metcalf on

Frank Palumbo?

That was a good documentary can you do a video of the gear from back in the day

Greetings to Bob from an old OSU friend.

Where do we get this intro song?

Who does your intro? Sounds dope!

What a joke. John Nason is such a fraud. He went to about 4 classes. The Elite Wresting gym called him a mark. That means a super fan with no talent. He quit and never went back.

Excellent podcast Jeremy and Andy!

Show up ready to go to work!

You have to search "Puck Enterprises" and Dinges fire... what I found is this is an industrial waste pumping system designed/ altered to work for the fire service. Like 3-5k gpm...

And the UPS driver was working... hell yes. Get it done!

Awesome Job

How is it I’m the first like for this video? Great podcast w H& I George

Great Job Brothers Awesome Podcast. JKJ

Great podcast. I’ve met Tim a few times he’s a true gentleman

Can you do a video about the turnout gear from back in the day and current

What's REALLY missing is PRIDE. Company pride; personal pride.

Congratulations on your long safe career chief, enjoy your retirement.

Would love to see you come out west, Jeremy!