Fireground Strategies: The FE Advisory Board
Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy talk about the Fire Engineering Advisory Board and what the board has been working on.
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Fireground Strategies and Other Stuff from the Streets: Rusty Ricker
Jim Duffy and Anthony Avillo speak with Rusty Ricker, the president of the New England F.O.O.L.S. organization.
Fireground Strategies: The Culture in The Fire Service
Hosts Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy discuss the culture in the fire service today and how it is evolving with the times.
Live at FDIC: Fireground Strategies
Hosts Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy talk with guests Kevin Shea and Eileen Brennan at FDIC International 2024.
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Fireground Strategies: Winter Weather Firefighting
Hosts Jim Duffy and Anthony Avillo talk with guest Brian Zaitz about winter-weather firefighting operations.
Fireground Strategies (and Other Stuff from the Streets)
Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy review a major fire for North Hudson (NJ) Regional Fire and Rescue, working after retirement, and more.
Fireground Strategies: Training Consistency
Hosts Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy discuss training consistency at fire academies, among different shifts, and from company officers.
Fireground Strategies: Firefighters and Retirement
Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy talk with Essa (ON) Fire Chief (Ret.) Cynthia Ross Tustin about how to have the best retirement possible.
The Professional Volunteer Fire Department: Jim Duffy
Host Tom Merrill talks with Jim Duffy about dealing with “routine” house fires.
Fireground Strategies (and Other Stuff from the Streets)
Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy talk with guest Mark Haugh about the "Tactical Perspectives" series, what drew him into the fire service, and more.
Podcast: Fireground Strategies: The Future of the Fire Service Is Bright
Join Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy as they talk about the future of the fire service and other topics.
Podcast: Fireground Strategies: Fire Department Regionalization
Hosts Anthony Avillo and Jim Duffy discuss fire department regionalization and its opposite—multiple fire departments in a single community.
