Not everyone is called, desires, or deserves to be in a leadership role. Sal Scarpa examines the reasons firefighters may ...

Firefighters can become inured to the horrors they witness on the job, and may inadvertently bring some of that trauma home ...

The nature of these jobs mean that first responders witness some of life’s most horrific tragedies—rape, murder, and suicide.

Chris Marella and Angie Bishop talk with guest Michael DeStefano about the nuanced dynamics of leadership within the fire service.

Cancer is a group of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. There were approximately ...

Host Ali Rothrock welcomes guest Roger Sparks, a veteran and former pararescueman, who shares his profound journey of ...

Having an initial strategy and plan is essential to the success of any incident. Michael Carter discusses Virginia Beach's ...

The termination letters that ended the careers of thousands of U.S. Forest Service employees mean fewer people and less ...

Federal cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program have resulted in a 23% reduction in the agency’s staffing and could put ...

Who sets the standards at your department? If none exist, then it's up to you and your firefighters to create them, says ...

Are firefighters becoming less resilient over time? Are we training our firefighters how to be more mentally resilient?

Are you sick of seeing empty toilet paper rolls in the firehouse? Pick what kind of firefighter you want to be, writes Glynn ...