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Signup to Generate a PitchFire Engineering Magazine’s been devoted to the training interests of firefighters since 1877. This aggregated show feed gives you an easy way to get every podcast episode produced by Fire Engineering. From tactics and training to leadership, technology, fireground operations, and the issues affecting today’s fire service, you’ll never miss a Fire Engineering podcast episode. Want more from Fire Engineering?
Recent episodes include "Building a Culture of Trust in the Fire Service with Walt W. White" (28 October 2026, 48 minutes), "Fire Service Assessment Centers: How to Prepare and Succeed" (27 October 2026, 60 minutes), and "25 Years After 9/11: Former FDNY Chiefs on Leadership and Brotherhood" (26 October 2026, 75 minutes).
Fire Engineering Podcast publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 60 minutes.
Booking probability for Fire Engineering Podcast is 40%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Fire Engineering Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Fire Engineering Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Fire Engineering Podcast are Courts, Police & Public Safety and Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Fire Engineering Podcast has an education audience.
Fire Engineering Podcast is an education podcast.
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Fire Engineering Podcast
What creates a strong fire department culture, and how can leaders build trust and accountability across their organization? Walt W. White, a fire service veteran with four decades of experience and nearly 12 years as a...
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What should firefighters expect from an assessment center, and how can they prepare for promotion? Host Lisa Baker, Women in Fire's Southwest trustee, welcomes retired Lieutenant Heidi Simon of South Metro Fire Rescue...
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Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, former FDNY Chief of Department Sal Cassano and retired Chief Tommy Richardson reflect on Ground Zero, firefighter health, leadership, training, and the brotherhood that...
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Christopher Naum examines why understanding building construction remains essential to firefighter safety and effective fireground operations. From changes in building design and engineered materials, to mass timber and...
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When a structure fire is growing rapidly, delivering a high volume of water can make a critical difference. In this episode, Eric Dreiman examines the importance of big water tactics, including the use of deck guns and...
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David Rhodes sits down with Battalion Chief Ian Bennett of the Seattle Fire Department, founder of West Coast Fire Training and author of Learning to Burn: Live Fire Training for the Modern Fire Environment , published...
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As the first line goes, so goes the fire. The first arrival report sets the tone for everything communicated afterward. On this episode of Tactical Impact, Chandler Moore, fire chief and FDIC Advisory Board member, and...
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Engine company operations, hose management, and firefighter training take center stage in this discussion of fireground tactics, equipment testing, and fire service research. Lt. Shane Furuta of Federal Fire in Hawaii...
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What will determine the future of the volunteer fire service? Guest Mike Ledford joins Tom Merrill to challenge the excuses, outdated practices, and resistance to change that can hold volunteer departments back. Drawing...
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September 11 changed the lives of first responders and communities forever. Jerry Knapp and Tim Pillsworth step away from their usual interview format to reflect on 9/11, sharing personal memories from West Point and...
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Are your ground ladders ready when seconds count? Hosts Rick Lasky and John Salka discuss portable ladder maintenance, single-firefighter deployment, proper climbing angles, and proactive ladder placement to improve...
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How do you ensure an adequate water supply at a major commercial fire? On The Humpday Hangout, host Clark Lamping joins chiefs Dan Shaw, Brent Brooks, Jimmy Davis, and Daryl Liggins, along with Andy Soccodato, author of...
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What separates a good fire service instructor from a great one? It takes more than experience, rank, or knowing the drill manual. Great instructors know how to connect with students, deliver constructive feedback, and...
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In this episode of Mayday Monday, Tony Carroll revisits the fatal fire in Howard County (MD), that claimed the life of firefighter Nate Flynn. Retired Incident Commander Chuck Ridgely joins to discuss what happened on...
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What does NFPA 1750 mean for your fire department? In this episode, Eddie Buchanan sits down with retired Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Chief Dave Downey to discuss the fire service's newly consolidated standard, NFPA 1750...
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What can firefighters, officers, instructors, and EMS professionals expect at FDIC 2027? In this episode of The Training Officer, Dave McGlynn talks with Fire Engineering Editor-in-Chief David Rhodes about what is new...
Episode #2373
From playing basketball in Chicago firehouse bays to spending 26 years climbing the ranks in Birmingham, OJ Kolodziej built his career on discipline, technical execution, and self-investment. Starting out, the...
Episode #2372
On this episode of the Women in Fire podcast, host Lisa Baker welcomes veteran lieutenant and assessment center SME Heidi Simon of the South Metro (CO) Fire Department. Simon walks through the in‑basket exercise used on...
Gary Ludwig, an expert EMS, fire, and 911 expert, joins the Politics and Tactics panel to discuss his role as an expert witness in an LODD case that had a multi-million-dollar verdict. They cover what went wrong at the...
Episode #2370
Hosts Brian Brush and Anthony Kastros welcome guest Sean Duffy for this episode of Command Show. They open with a nod to the 25 years that have passed since September 11, 2001, and the 343 firefighters lost that day...
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