Hosted by Mary Sanders and Clayton Smith · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 23 episodes
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This podcast is for all of the responders in rural areas and for the citizens in rural areas as well. Often our fire and ambulance companies are overlooked, much to the detriment of their service to the community. We want to give people an idea of what it is like volunteering at, working for, and being served by, a fire department in a rural area. We also want to get as many people involved in volunteering as are willing, whatever your local fire department may be.
Mary Sanders and Clayton Smith hosts The Rural Responders Podcast, a education show with 23 episodes published.
This month's episode is an interview with two Junior members at MMPW and their Junior Advisor Ian Long. We get to hear from the Juniors a little about what brought them to the department and how they are liking the junio
In This episode, which was unfortunately delayed for technological and metaphysical reasons, we discuss the recent town hall meeting that MMPW held to discuss the future of Emergency Services in their area. Thank you ver
In this month's podcast we talk with Fire Chief 9 Mark Sanders about how things have changed in the fire service as of late. Whether it is the increasing training requirements, lack of free time for the majority of peopl
In this, our first episode of the new year we talk about the departments in our county, some past and some present, as well as some other mutual aid departments, or other units that may be requested to assist in mitigati
In this episode we get to sit down for a little bit of a debate, and trivia with some very special guests including Mike Luger, Matt Elter, Fire Chief Mark Sanders, and Dale Myers III. From firefighting foam to how the f
In this month's episode we hear from Melissa Berecin and Mark Sanders about the Ambulance Club at MMPW. What is an Ambulance Club you may ask, and for the answer you will have to listen. We hear about the Ambulance Club,
This is one of the more exhuberant episodes that we have recorded lately, we were fortunate to have two wonderful people on the podcast today that are both on staff with MMPW. We hope that you enjoy this podcast as much
In this episode we get to tell you our stories of how we got to where we are now in emergency services. I get to tell mine, and Mary tells hers. Mine is pretty short because I am still fairly new to everything, but Mary'
In this episode Mary and I go walk around at the MMPW block party, we talk to some of the people that came out for the event, and try to have a little fun along the way, we hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you very much
This episode marks one whole year since our first episode, we are very thankful for everyone that has put up with us for the past year, and we hope that you stick with us through this year to come as well. This episode w
This episode we talk with Darren Hahn, a newer member at MMPW. We get to learn Darren a little bit, what he has done before, the places he has gone, and how his life has brought him to us. Thank you very much for listeni
In this month's episode we have a very welcomed opportunity to talk to two individuals from Franklin County Pennsylvania's Department of Emergency Services. We get to learn about what it is like in our dispatch center, w
This month we have some very special visitors with us from New Jersey, we have a great time with some old friends for a little longer than our usual podcasts. Please leave a comment if you are listening from a platform w
We are very excited to bring you this interview with Neil Gunnet, it was a little while in the making, but it is here now. Neil Gunnet as some may know is very passionate about helping people, and in this episode we lear
In this month's episode we hear from Peter Lynch he is the Chief of the McConnellsburg Volunteer Fire Company. We talk today about the Safe Haven Baby Box that McConnellsburg has put into their department. We talk about
This month we get to sit down with Jordan Conner, the coroner for Franklin County Pennsylvania. We get to know about what our coroner's office does, and how our area affects the office of the coroner. We get to hear some
This month's episode was recorded and broadcast live from MMPW's Winter Wonderland Bazaar. We hope that you enjoy this episode, and if you do, we would love to hear from you. You can email us at info@ruralresponders.com,
This episode is about what is coming up with MMPW, not just things this month like the Christmas event, but also things that are a little bit further away like the official beginning of our junior program in January. We
We were fortunate enough to have an extra special guest this week, Bill Adams. He tells us his story of an accident that he had involving a piece of fire apparatus. How it started, how it continued, and how it affects hi
Today we sit down with Chief Sanders, who is making himself somewhat of a regular, Greg Weller, and Bev Weller. We get a short report from Clayton about his Fire 1 class, then we continue right along with what has been g
Mark Sanders
Chief Architect · Center Chapel of Marion
5 appearances on this show
Mary
certified mindfulness trainer and Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) specialist · unclear
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Josh
Clinical Instructor of Practice · Resvita
1 appearance on this show
James Healy
author of Adopting AI: The People First Approach · The Behaviour Boutique
1 appearance on this show
Peter Lynch
Head of People & Culture · McConnellsburg Volunteer Fire Company
1 appearance on this show
Bill Adams
Historic Property Associates
1 appearance on this show
Clayton
Deputy Head (Sixth Form) · Life Changing Services
1 appearance on this show
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