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Retired Deputy Chief Anthony Avillo loves the fire service but a the Beatles and English rock certainly can compete. Anthony has had an extensive career that began early on with his first memories of the Tiller truck and Snorkel turning out for runs from his neighborhood firehouse. He found himself playing football, attending college and by chance, taking the fire test which began

In today's episode of 'Frontline Mindset,' Rob sits down with Maia Brown from the Beltane Guild. They delve into Maia's influential career in the fire service and discuss the founding of the Beltane Guild. This episode is a must-listen for those starting a family in the fire service, as Rob and Maia also touch on important reproductive health issues. Join us to gain insights into h

In this episode, Pip and Gerard Mann discuss their friendship and the importance of living in the moment. They reflect on their past experiences together, including Gerard's visits to the United States and their shared love for the fire service. They also talk about the value of authentic relationships and the need to go beyond surface-level conversations. The conversation touches

In this episode Jeremy and I sit down over a few cold beers to delve into the world of leadership and the critical traits and skills that define effective leaders in high-stakes environments, examine the concept of "Firefighter IQ," and discuss the ever-growing influence of social media on the firefighting community.

For the past 21.5 years, Lt. Paramedic Jimmy Berry has enjoyed working in the busiest companies. His longest and most enjoyable stint has been with Truck 30, Orange County, FL Fire Rescue. When Jimmy reports to the firehouse each tour, the questions of "What adventure are we going to have today" tends to be their theme. Going to fires is the norm, but the truck also has rescue supp

Sometimes you meet people in the most peculiar way. Drew Schaumann currently possesses the 1 of 1 NFR hockey jersey that was worn at FDIC 2024 during the daily auctions in Firefighter's Row. He was the highest bidder for sweater, he was no going to lose. It wasn't so much being an NFR jersey, but rather the donation to furthering metal health awareness in the fire service. Drew's s

In this episode, Pip and his guest, Mike Torres, discuss the importance of living in the moment and cherishing personal interactions. They reflect on their past experiences and the impact of their friendship. The conversation then shifts to Mike's weight loss journey and his decision to undergo gastric bypass surgery. They discuss the challenges and benefits of the surgery, as well

During an interview in 2020, Jeremy and Mickey discussed the importance of sharing knowledge and experiences in the fire service. Mickey shared that he kept a journal and notes throughout his career, which inspired his Instagram posts. Jeremy emphasized the significance of providing practical tactics in his content, avoiding fluff, and focusing on engaging and sparking conversation

Battalion Chief Tony Bratcher has doubled down on the fire service. His dedication and passion to his job shows through his understanding of paying it forward. He works hard to empower the people around him and he knows that in order to leave a legacy behind, it requires hard work and the next generation. Not only does he believe in educating those around him, he recognizes the imp

Jeremy sits down with some members of the Lower Township Fire District #2, Town Bank, NJ to discuss their 2022 Tower Ladder build from Fire and Safety Services, NJ. This new Pierce apparatus is the May featured truck in the 2024 Calendar project. A big part of understanding the apparatus builds is understanding the department and how they operate. So many factors go into the design