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Hosted by Mike Goldstein · society · EN-US · 140 episodes
Welcome to The CAN Report Project! The channel dedicated to real conversations about fire service leadership, firefighter culture, toxic leadership, officer development, and modern fire training.This isn’t surface-level motivation.This is about fixing what’s broken inside the firehouse.On this channel, we cover:Fire service leadership developmentToxic leadership in the fire serviceFirehouse culture reformFirefighter mental health & resilienceAccountability in the ranksOfficer and company officer growthModern fireground tactics & trainingEnding complacency in the fire departmentBuilding strong, positive department cultureIf you’re a firefighter, company officer, chief officer, or aspiring leader who believes the fire service must evolve — this channel is for you
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to The CAN Report Project! The channel dedicated to real conversations about fire service leadership, firefighter culture, toxic leadership, officer development, and modern fire training. This isn’t surface-level motivation. This is about fixing what’s broken inside the firehouse.
The C.A.N. Report is hosted by Mike Goldstein. The show has published 140 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 134 "Carrying the Fire" with Jason Yerkovich" (20 October 2026, 76 minutes), "Episode 132 with Rob Masters" (6 October 2026, 107 minutes), and "Episode 131 with Carter Shaw" (29 September 2026, 140 minutes).
The C.A.N. Report publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 79 minutes across 140 episodes.
Booking probability for The C.A.N. Report is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The C.A.N. Report requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The C.A.N. Report's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The C.A.N. Report are Courts, Police & Public Safety. The C.A.N. Report has a society audience and around 2,600 subscribers on YouTube.
Mike Goldstein hosts The C.A.N. Report, a society show with 140 episodes published.
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Episode #134
In this Episode, I had an opportunity to learn more about Jason Yerkovich, a battalion chief with nearly two decades in the fire service, as he talks through the path that took him from art director to firefighter, and...
Episode #132
What happens when two firefighters from different backgrounds connect over shared experiences? In this episode, Mike Goldstein welcomes Rob Masters to discuss their journeys in the fire service, the challenges they...
Episode #131
This conversation follows Mike Goldstein and guest Carter Shaw as Carter shares his path through fire service, military service, and the devastating loss of his lieutenant and close friend, Kyle Hines, to suicide. The...
Episode #130
In this episode, Mike Goldstein sits down with Dylan Brown, the founder of The Unmasked Fireman, for a straight-up conversation about fire service culture, fitness, humility, and leadership. Dylan shares how his page...
Episode #129
In this episode, I sit down with Chief Clyde Gordon for a wide ranging interview about his time in the fire service, including more than three decades with the Houston Fire Department. The conversation centers on the...
Episode #128
In this episode I sit down with Jordan LaPoint as we unpack a messy fight over leadership, staffing, and accountability in a Michigan fire department. Jordan explains how a proposed fire district, personnel actions, and...
Episode #127
In this episode I sit down with husband and wife coaching team Sarah and TJ Prieur about the systems, habits, and mindset shifts that helped them move from overwhelm and fight or flight into a more intentional family...
Episode #126
Linda Crane is a Colorado firefighter/EMT, founder of Salty Sirens Training, and a national fire service instructor dedicated to developing competent, confident, and resilient firefighters. She has taught at regional...
Episode #125
In this episode of The CAN Report, I sit down with Jon Kasouf of Big Apple Fire Tactics for a deep conversation about the journey from volunteer fire service to the FDNY, the realities of training, and why standpipe...
Episode #124
In this episode, Anthony Gallane shares his inspiring journey of overcoming a traumatic spinal injury, the importance of brotherhood in the fire service, and leadership lessons learned through decades of experience...
Episode #123
In this episode, I sit down with Jazmyne Alston, a firefighter /EMT from Douglas County Fire and EMS, as she shares how she found her calling in emergency services after starting in healthcare. Jazmyne opens up about...
Episode #122
In this episode Jonathan Brumley, Lieutenant with the Denver Fire Department, talks us through engine company fundamentals, hose and nozzle selection, and the realities of standpipe and high-rise operations. The...
Episode #121
In this episode, I sit down with retired Deputy Chief Frank Viscuso for a wide-ranging conversation about leadership, failure, and the fire service culture that shapes both. Frank shares hard-earned lessons from decades...
Episode #120
In this heartfelt episode, Eric Wuensch shares his powerful journey through traumatic events, departmental changes, and the importance of mental health, family, and brotherhood in the fire service. His openness provides...
Episode #119
In this episode, Rob Ramirez, a passionate firefighter and instructor from Florida, shares insights from his nearly 25-year career, including building a new department in Jupiter, FL, and teaching globally in Germany...
The C.A.N. Report
Ian's journey began as a volunteer firefighter at just 16 years old. Inspired by the Scouts, he sought a community that would fill the void left by a tumultuous childhood. "I wanted to help people," Ian reflects...
Episode #117
In this episode, Mark Von Appen shares insights on leadership, operational integrity, and the importance of culture in firefighting. Discover practical advice on building trust, handling negativity, and inspiring the...
Episode #116
In this episode, Louie Disney shares his remarkable journey from a motorcycle accident and addiction to becoming a resilient firefighter, mental health advocate, and fitness competitor. Discover insights on overcoming...
Episode #115
In this episode, Jake Dickes shares his journey, training philosophies, and insights on leadership, continuous learning, and department improvements. Discover practical tips on honing skills, embracing data-driven...
Episode #114
In this episode, I had a great conversation with a Fire Service "OG" Ian Bruzenak. Ian Bruzenak is a dedicated firefighter with years of experience in the fire service. Having transitioned from the East Coast to...
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Fire Chief of Alexander (AR) Fire-Rescue and the Collegeville Volunteer Fire Department, Outer Limits of Inner Truth
retired Fire Chief, First Line Fire Service Training LLC
GTM Enablement Leader and SEC Ambassador, Firefighter Nation
2x World Long Drive Champion, Scottsburg Fire Department
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