GETTIN SALTY EXPERIENCE PODCAST: Ep. 46 | FDNY ENGINE 235 FF LOIS MUNGAY

[@rebeccal5411]

Lois is the best! Please have her on more. She moved mountains for women with grace and style. Showing up not expecting nothing more than opportunity to do the work.

[@JG-gj9vh]

Lois is one extraordinary lady. A firefighter who proved beyond the shadow of a doubt she is a tenacious and hard working person since day one in the FDNY.

[@anraegodley-cooper6321]

I had the great honor of meeting Chief Downey and gave him a patch 1996 during one of his seminars when I was a volunteer, great man, thanks for what you all do, I have a picture of me wear a FDNY Rescue 1 patch in Iraq the day after receiving a TBI, Blessings to you all and your families my Brothers and Sisters in Arms.

[@richm7410]

I grew up with Lois in MV. I didn’t know that my buffing was an inspiration to her firefighting career. lol Not only was she a tenacious firefighter, but growing up as teenagers playing roller hockey, she could skate circles around most of us and had one hell of a slap shot. It was great to see you last night. Thanks for a great show. Stay well and be safe. Rich Mickol

[@jabariemilio4173]

you prolly dont give a damn but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost the account password. I love any tips you can give me!

[@raidengatlin175]

@Jabari Emilio instablaster :)

[@brianhourihan5613]

This was one of the best ones. She had ne laughing the whole time. Outstanding as always.

[@dmoersfelder1]

This lady is killing me. Great show. She needs to be added to the bullpen.

[@GettinSaltyExperience]

Great show Lois...well done!

[@stevevoutour8683]

This was the first episode my wife watched. I’m a 30 year guy and she has a whole new appreciation for what we do. Awesome show.

[@johnguardabasso1651]

Lois was the only female I had respect for, as I felt she was the only one who was able to do the job. L132 always ran into 235, a great single engine. The last time I saw her was May 23, 2001. She was driving the battalion and I handed her my radio when they loaded me into the ambulance and told her I quit. My last fire 🔥and night on the job

[@aportman58]

A fantastic show! Never a dull second during this show!!! Thank you Lois Mungay for sharing your career and experiences in the FDNY!!! Great show!

[@rickcarson9231]

Great show (as usual)! You guys truly live up to the firehouse kitchen table claim....thanks for doing these.

[@soniab78]

Totally just found this one, Lois Mungay is my new hero 😎

[@janicefodor6046]

Hey Lois hope life has been treating you well you took my place in E235 when I went on the same order to L102 great pictures I found out about these podcasts from a friend and this was the first one I watched May the wind be always at your back Greg Fodor

[@JJ-lc5sr]

Eric Allen was a good dude. A big Jack Lalanne guy. He lived on my block in Brooklyn. RIP Eric and the rest of your 9/11 brothers.

[@trainingseconds2548]

Great show! I’d like to buy her a brew and hear a few more stories

[@Bobbyd0052]

"TOP SHELF" ! DIGG ITT ! GREAT JOB BY ALL ! FIST TIME VIEWER ! "I M IN ! 🇺🇲👏👍

[@stewkelsall4995]

Another amazing podcast! Enormous respect to Lois. Keep up the great content guys, it’s informative and hilarious.

[@cducloseille5272]

I really Appreciate You lois BIGTIME! I can remember you now, prove me if I'm wrong. Yall remember "The Bravest". There was a scene with Rescue 2, Ladder 111 and other Units Working Fire on a Brownstone. I think I saw lois on that one. I could be wrong!. But she was wearing a leather. lol

[@cducloseille5272]

Yep Its her.lol that's awesome 🙏🏿🇺🇸💯

[@dylanhill6736]

A great episode! Lois is awesome and worth her salt.

[@thomasmckiernan2580]

Great show. Lois is the real deal. Did the job for the love of it and gave it her all. God Bless.

[@sassyt1545]

I could have listened to Lois for another 2 hours. What a great show!

[@firemantoney]

Very good show, nice job Lois. Lou, Kev, Pete always good.

[@MrOtis07]

Great channel guys . Absolutely love the ballbreaking . Keep em coming

[@johnkearney3129]

Great show tanks

[@jeffbasalto5274]

GREAT SHOW YOU OL DOG'S🤣👍❤😎

[@robertbrady9597]

AMAZING SHOW ON HERE AND LOIS IS ONE OF THE GREAT ONE

[@dasword100]

Gotta say...dont agree with sending fire trucks to ems runs unless its a cardiac arrest or a trauma job where you're gonna make a difference stopping bleeding. EMS is a DIFFERENT animal. Im an EMS guy and what we do can't be replaced. Its a different profession and a different set of skills. I do not like fire based EMS. I like a 3rd service or hospital based EMS service. Give us the pay you guys and the cops get and you won't see such horrid turnover in the ranks. I dont want a firefighter showing up to my medical emergency who has no desire to be there. I also don't want a paramedic/firefighter who has no interest in firefighting showing up to my burning house. No jack of all trades I want masters of their respective profession. You guys put out the fires and leave the rest to us. Love this podcast and love what yall are doing. Keep it coming guys.

[@aportman58]

All I can say is for a women like Lois to successfully come into the FDNY during the late 70s, 80s required much dedication, commitment, will, fight, and focus from the start to the graduation day point! Congratulations Lois for getting embedded with the brothers and to not let anything stop you from your success as a career and retired member of the FDNY!!!

[@dasword100]

@@280StJohnsPl amen bro...im always happy when the cops show up to save our asses or when fire shows up and handles business... same fight same team....were all each others keeper....the shit money aside im proud of what we do

[@dasword100]

@@aportman58 damn right...shes a boss!! Hard job regardless of sex... she did the thing and was good at it. Much respect to her

[@stevegiu4232]

Absorbing EMS yrs ago...big factor in watering down fdny.brought in people who just wanted the perks.

[@dasword100]

@@stevegiu4232 I know... and I agree. Cant blame a person for trying to do better for themselves but having ff as a promotion from paramedic or emt is ridiculous. Totally different skill set and in EMS we lose talented and amazing people to pd and fire all the time. Being an EMT and especially a paramedic is its own craft. If the pay and "perks" were equal you'd have the very best people on both sides of the house doing what they wanted to do. We all know firemen become firemen to go to fires. Granted I love if they get there on a cardiac arrest or trauma job first and make a difference. Whatever is best for the patient is what counts....not ones ego. But at the same time sending a fire truck to an abdominal pain call is both ridiculous and demoralizing as well as a wasted resource. Paramedic is basically a doc in a box as they can do more than an ED nurse for acutely ill patients. I love firefighters as my Dad is a career fireman but I also LOVE my EMS family and I hate that they are treated like an after thought in public safety.

[@SuperQdaddy]

Great show Lois...your a inspiration to the job..enjoy your retirement

[@k.howard5927]

Fantastic interview!

[@paulhowe4535]

Great show as always really enjoyed it

[@robertbates5537]

Good evening - great show but in the shout out it is pronounced as though there is no O in Leominster. Should sound like Leminster.

[@jeffvitez4033]

Great show guys!!

[@jackjfb8439]

Awesome show! Lois is definitely someone I would have liked to work with

[@bryanmungay9758]

great show

[@SFRD24]

Awesome show like always

[@maryc6045]

Amazing show with an exceptional firefighter! I’ve never watched a podcast to the bitter end, I’m usually way too impatient, but this interview was remarkable. But Kubes, you’ve got to stop with the constant rattling of ice in a metal cup right next to the microphone. It constantly interrupts whomever is speaking. I’m surprised nobody’s pulled your coat on this. But I absolutely loved the content, from all of you, especially Lois Mungay.

[@SittingWithDogs]

Lois is one of the guys

[@aportman58]

It's easier to today for women to get into the fire service but women coming into the fire service comtinue facing different challenges and barriers to encounter and overcome in the fire department environment!

[@johnkearney3129]

Stubborn 90yrold refused to leave utube real balls

[@jaredfreeman5484]

im a fire buff