Humpday Hangout: Anthony Kastros
Brian Zaitz and other members of the ISFSI talk with Anthony Kastros about promotional exams, training, and more.
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Humpday Hangout: Mastering Firegound Command
Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood speak with guests Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush about their text, Mastering Fireground Command: Calm the Chaos!
Mastering Fireground Command: Calm the Chaos
Recorded October 11, 2024 | Watch Now!Anthony Kastros takes you inside the command post with footage and radio traffic of incidents, with a focus on…
Command Show: The Twin Parks Fire
Anthony Kastros speaks with guest Frank Leeb about the Twin Parks fire, where the FDNY saved hundreds of lives despite a high number of potential…
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Command Show: Two In/Two Out
Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush discuss OSHA's proposed changes to the two in/two out standard and how it may affect the fireground.
Command Show: Survivability Profiling and Situational Awareness
Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush talk with Steve Marsar about situational awareness and survivability profiling.
Live at FDIC: Command Show
Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush talk about the mission command model, training your tactical leaders, and decentralizing decision making.
Two-Pen Perspectives: The Tactical Gap
Anthony Kastros and Paul Combs take stock of the Tactical Gap—that space between the incident commanders and crews working away from them.
Mission Command: The Next Level of Incident Management
The fire service is finally reexamining incident command from the ground up. Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush on the merits of the mission command approach.
Command Show: Joe Castro
Host Anthony Kastros speaks with Los Angeles Fire Department Deputy Chief (Ret.) Joe Castro about the incident command system.
Command Show: Doug Mitchell
Hosts Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush talk with Doug Mitchell about how the Fire Department of New York manages the tactical gap.
Command Show: Nick Browne
Anthony Kastros and Brian Brush welcome Nick Browne from Clackamas County, Oregon, to discuss fire response, leadership, and how his agency has changed.
