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Join Craig Nelson, Dane Carley, and Jeff Wallin tonight for another episode of Tailboard Talk where they will be discussing free, cheap, easily scheduled, and easily accessible training available to the fire service. Their guests will be Chief Steve Dirksen from Fargo (ND) talking about training available at the National Fire Academy and Fire Engineering's own Editor in Chief Bobby Halton talking about the many training opportunities available to the fire service through Fire Engineering.  In studio will also be Asst. Chief Gary Lorenz and Training Captain Lee Soeth from the Fargo (ND) Fire Department.

Fire Engineering and Crossfit 4 Fire are partnering to bring the American Fire Service a viable and proven fitness and conditioning program which includes a strong emphasis on mobility, rehabilitation, functional fitness and endurance training for the occupational athlete dedicated to the fire service.

Join Christopher Brennan tonight for "Making the Turn" on Fire Engineering Talk Radio.

Among many other duties, Chief Ron Kanterman does fire & life safety consultation, fire service training and fire protection through Gold Horn Associates. Tom Aurnhammer is the Deputy Chief of the Los Pinos Fire Protection District in Ignacio, CO.  Join them as they come together as the Back Step Boys and listen in as they share their wealth of fire service knowledge and experience.

Anthony and Ed talk about fire command.  

The Fraternal Order of Leatherheads Society is an organization dedicated to the camaraderie and brotherhood forged between firefighters.  The F.O.O.L.S. provide real fire training for real firefighters and feel it is their duty to keep their brother and sisters in the fire service as safe as possible on the fire ground          F.O.O.L.S. President Rich Stack will host and discuss search.

Fire service attorneys Chip Comstock, John K. Murphy, Brad Pinsky, and Curt Varone discuss legal issues affecting fire training and firefighting.

Deputy Chief Anthony Avillo hosts "Fireground Strategies and Other Stuff from the Street."  Along with his co-host, Jim Duffy, this show covers fireground organization and operational safety as well as building construction and choosing a strategic mode of operation from the point of view of those in command of both the fireground and individual companies.  

Join Keep Fire in Your Life Hosts Ray McCormack and Erich Roden as they discuss America's Urban Fire Service, current events, and our rich culture. Next weeks show includes special guests Jason Brezler and Joe Flood, both Urban Firefighter Magazine authors. We will be discussing Jason's breakout seminar "Leadership Under Fire" and Joe Flood's amazing book, "The Fires." You don't want to miss this special broadcast. Keep Fire in Your Life!

Join Tap the Box with host Billy Greenwood of FETC Services while he introduces Jack Rutledge; Field Instructor for (IFSI) Illinois Fire Service Institute at the University of Illinois, and Retired employee of Delta Airlines. The two will discuss human factors that can be targeted to reduce firefighter injury and death.  We              The

Danny Sheridan of Mutual-Aid Training Group discusses the business of training and consulting on the basics of firefighting worldwide.          

Chris Mc Loone brings the pages of "Fire Apparatus and Emergency Equipment" magazine to the airwaves.  Topics covered focus exlusively on those professionals whose job it is to buy Trucks, Tools, Turnout Gear and Firefighting Equipment. In this episode, Chris will be talking to members of the new NBC TV series, "Chicago Fire."

Tools, Technology & Methodology:  The Rescuer's Roadside Stop to Weigh-In On Everything Extrication.  A new "crunching" topic every session on the world of vehicle rescue.

Dr. Ed Dickinson, Director of EMS Field Operations at HUP (Hospital of University of Pennsylvania) will be Mike McEvoy's guest on this week's program. Dr. Dickinson is a paramedic and emergency physician, author of several textbooks and editorial board member of JEMS magazine. He will discuss contemporary issues affecting fire-based EMS.  

The International Society of Fire Service Instructors (ISFSI) leads fire and EMS instructors in their efforts to reduce firefighter fatalities and injuries, increase firefighter safety, and improve the profession through education and training. ISFSI supports instructors through educational opportunities, networking, mentoring programs, leadership opportunities, instructional resources, and legislative representation.