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A retrospective look at the culture, traditions, legacies, and legends of the fire service. Where we came from, how we got here, and the people who led the way.
Unknown Host hosts The Firehouse Logbook Podcast, a history show with 91 episodes published.
In this third episode, I'm joined by three paramedics who watched EMERGENCY! either growing up or in the station and watched EMS evolve into what Johnny and Roy were doing weekly in LA County. Comments or suggestions? Co
On July 10, 2026, Randolph Mantooth - aka Johnny Gage - passed away. For anyone who grew up or worked in fire and EMS in the 70's, this dramatic television series probably impacted your career in some way, and even if yo
There were more stories than this to tell, but these are the only ones that can be let out into the wild. Enjoy this short one with a word of caution - there are some graphic descriptions of real life incidents in here.
Derrick Sawyer got out of the Air Force never wanting to see a fire truck again, but the path showed itself. From Firefighter to Fire Commissioner in the Philadelphia Fire Department. Contact Derrick for speaking opportu
Paul Mauger started out as a volunteer firefighter and volunteered to be a fire dispatcher, and ultimately became the Fire Chief of Chesterfield Fire and EMS. He overcame some diversity in that journey, but I am glad to
"Ozzie" Azarang Mirkhah came to the US as a college student and has worked on protecting firefighters with fire protection systems for years with the Las Vegas Fire Department. Now, he's honoring the memory of a firefigh
Mike Williams will be retiring January 1, but not from serving his community. He will continue his volunteer service at his local FD and service to his family at home. Mike's stories of working alongside the DEA, bumping
This is the second part of the conversation with retired Captain Jerry Pruden. His career spanned 44 plus years and he's not done yet. His ongoing work withe Burn Foundation, Burn Camps, and The Chesterfield Professional
This is part one of a great conversation with 44+ year veteran of the Chesterfield Fire and EMS Department. Subscribe to make sure you get part 2 next week. Comments or suggestions? Contact us at: Email - FirehouseLogboo
Joel Kanasky was a volunteer firefighter in New York and went on to be a US Marine and firefighter in Virginia before returning to the Big Apple and serving on FDNY Rescue 1. Now living in Bon Aire in the Caribbean, he s
Mark and Eddie Berry are both retired Battalion Chief/Paramedics from Chesterfield, VA Fire and EMS who started out as fire station brats, farmers, and volunteer firefighters. With a combined 70+ years of fire service ex
Al Thompson and Ben Gary are two of the original EMS Med-Flight Paramedics that started the program in 1984. The are also the longest serving medics with more than 55 combined years, let's just say they have a few storie
More than 40 years ago, a two state agencies approached a local fire chief about partnering to provide helicopter based EMS service to Central Virginia. They joined forces with a medical teaching hospital and what emerge
Bill Niemann retired from Prince William, VA Fire Department with so stories so interesting, he had to write them down in a book titled, "Heavy Fire Showing". Officially a novel, the stories here are excellent examples o
Guy Santelli is a retire Chief Officer from the City of Kenosha, WI Fire Department and a long time friend I've worked with on Community Risk Reduction and code geek stuff for many years. In this episode, Henry and I wer
Thirty years ago, Keith Bryant was a firefighter in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma when the Alfred P. Murrah building was blown up. Today, he serves as the State Fire Marshal in Oklahoma but not before service as the US Fire Ad
Tonya Hoover started her fire service career as a cadet firefighter in Shippensburg, PA and rose to serve as the Deputy Administrator for the US Fire Administration. She was a local and state fire marshal along the way a
We did a series of "next generation" episodes a few years ago and it's a good time to revisit the state of the future of the fire service. And if these two ladies are any indication, the profession is in great hands. The
Henry and I have been involved in hot air ballooning for quite a while now, and it has literally shaped what we are doing today, including starting a new business venture, Old Dominion Air-Ventures. Check us out a www.ol
Kailyn Batten joined me for a conversation 18 months ago just days before she started Recruit School 67 with Chesterfield County. Today, fully qualified and off probation she joined me again to talk about her six month r
Mark Berry
retired Battalion Chief/Paramedic · Chesterfield Fire and EMS
2 appearances on this show
Mike Williams
Maths lead and Year 6 teacher · Alexandra Park primary school
1 appearance on this show
Rev. John Crosby
Vice President of Operations · Window and Door Manufacturers Association
1 appearance on this show
Paul Mauger
Chesterfield Fire and EMS
1 appearance on this show
Ozzie Azarang Mirkhah
Las Vegas Fire Department
1 appearance on this show
Captain Jerry Pruden
Chesterfield Fire and EMS Department
1 appearance on this show
Joel Kanasky
FDNY
1 appearance on this show
Guy Santelli
City of Kenosha Fire Department
1 appearance on this show
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