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Doing hard jobs and living well. A collaboration where we share ideas about finding joy and meaning in our work. Firefighter/First Responder Mental Health and Wellness
Grand Junction Fire Department hosts Going Interior Podcast, a health show with 16 episodes published.
Disney music in Fire Academy? Firefighter and Upgrade Captain Connor Charlesworth brings a joyfully unique style to mentoring the next generation of firefighters. He shares his compelling story of early loss and enduring
Join us for a conversation with GJFD fire wives Jessica Mays and Meghan DeHaan as they share their experiences balancing full-time careers, raising kids, and supporting their firefighter spouses. As active members of Fam
Join us for an interview with GJFD fire wives Jessica Mays and Meghan DeHaan as they share how they balance raising kids, working full-time jobs, and supporting their firefighter spouses. Through their involvement in Fam
Welcome to Going Interior—a podcast about doing hard jobs and living well. Former Combat Medic and Firefighter Shawn Montgomery takes us on a personal journey through these high-stakes jobs and their impact on his life.
Welcome to Going Interior—a podcast about doing hard jobs and living well. We’re kicking off the 2025 season with a deeply meaningful conversation featuring Kevin Watt : hospice chaplain, spiritual counselor, and meditat
In this special episode, our host Captain Jamie Kavanaugh jumps to the other side of the microphone to share his personal story including a harrowing attempted rescue story and how that experience helped to change his li
From intense calls to practical jokes, Retired Captain Corey Lovern used it all to bond his crew together. Lovern shares his amazing personality, humor, and ability to create connections in his crew. Many things changed
Inspire Performance Can the modern leader invest time and energy in employee engagement and mentorship? Executive coach and consultant Melanie Hall explains how to devote ourselves to what is the highest and best use of
This week we talked to retired City of Grand Junction Firefighter and current Logistics Technician Robert Thomason on his lifetime of service and his philosophy of having a long career in public safety and an even more s
Therapist Jami Lloyd shares best practices for dealing with stress and finding joy in life and work. Jami discusses her work with First Responders and what we can learn from each other. The Grand Junction Fire Department
Grand Junction Fire Fighter Lanie Osborne talks about her path to the fire service, personal challenges, and learning to turn her passion into a career. ++ At 19:18 there is a reduction of sound quality that lasts for 47
What if you could align your values with your family, spiritual, and work life? Matt Scofield is on that quest. He discusses his work in emergency services and his personal mission to care for his patients and coworkers
"If you're coming to work and you're not stoked and, you're not happy, then I'm doing something wrong (as your Captain.)" Retired Fire Captain Jason Whitesides shares his personal journey with a near miss, working on his
Could what makes us great at our job be derailing our personal lives? This week on Going Interior, wellness expert Lindsay Mauer challenges conventional beliefs about physical and mental health, as well as prevailing wis
At Going Interior we interview firefighters and front-line workers who are doing hard jobs and living well. They share their challenges, tragedies, and triumphs, as well as what they've learned and how they have grown al
Perception is Reality. Captain Bryson Rasmussen shares valuable lessons in leadership, teamwork, and fatherhood. He blends lofty ideals with common sense strategies and discusses how a positive mindset has helped him to
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