The Weekly Scrap, Firefighter Podcast

Corley Moore is joined by Chief Rick Lasky of Pride and Ownership, and Five Alarm leadership to discuss culture, tradition, leadership in the fire service, history and whatever else crosses their minds.

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap, Marc Davidson from officer Development Training comes on to discuss developing the future leaders of the Fire Service.  The challenges and obstacles we must overcome as well as what he has learned.  Marc then discusses a "book" all firefighters should absorb... and of course the "Five questions for Firefighters."

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap, Eric Saylors talks to Corley Moore about sleep deprivation, the true way to measure the value of the fire service, and then breaks down the evolution of control on the emergency scene and the direction it is headed.  Very in depth conversations!  Then of course Eric recommends his favorite books and answers the five questions for fire firefighters.

Mike and Anne Gagliano come on the Scrap to discuss their book... the Challenges of Firefighter Marriage... , and their passion for the betterment of the fire service.

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap, Corley gets to sit down with Chief Jason Hoevelmann, firefighting leadership expert, instructor, author and lifelong student of the fire service.  They talk about leadership, Jason's recommended book, as well as the Chief's answers to the Five Questions for Firefighters.

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap, James Johnson sits down with Corley Moore to talk about Building Construction and much more.  James gives his book recomendation and then of course... Five questions for Firefighters.

On this Episode of the Weekly Scrap - Fit To Fight Fire's Tom Johnson spoke with Firehouse Vigilance. They discussed the training mindset of Challenge vs. Threat, and the plans for Tactical Athlete Training with Elite Speed Performance along with many other topics. (Had audio issues from new equipment)

On this episode of the Weekly Scrap, Chris Tobin sits down to talk about social media in the fire service and the future of Fire Conferences and what Chris believes they will look like moving forward. Then he shares his books that he thinks all firefighters should read.

Corley Moore and Kiel Samsing talk about the challenges brought on by the current state of Covid-19.  How it has impacted conferences and all forms of  training in the fire service.  As well as discussions on hosting a podcast and bringing value to the modern fire service.

This podcast explores the importance of organizational culture in the fire service, emphasizing trust, communication, and standards. It delves into strategies for managing resistance to change, building a crew-first culture, and the impact of a strong company officer on microcultures. Chief Thompson also shares valuable book recommendations for firefighters.