Undisclosed Agents Firefighter Podcast

In this episode we sat down with Bryon Hunt, a 29 year veteran of the fire service. He’s the senior member of his department, he’s the president of his Local, long time academy director and instructor, mentor to countless, amazing knowledgeable firefighter, he is THE example of true brotherhood in the fire service, and this doesn’t even begin to scratch the surface of his résumé. We talk about his journey to where he is today, his thoughts on the senior man, training, and the origins of H&H, which Bryon is a founding partner. ENJOY! https://hortonsandhunt.com/ https://hortonsandhunt.com/

Undisclosed Agents  #5 - Matt Loughran In this episode we got a chance to sit down with a 36 year veteran of the fire service. Matt spent 30+ years as a Captain with the city of Fremont CA, before relocating to Northern Nevada as a Division Chief of training, and is now the Fire Academy coordinator for Shasta College. Matt’s entire resume is too long to list, and his extensive USAR background is legendary. Matt is a huge mentor of ours and we had a great conversation ENJOY!https://hortonsandhunt.com/https://hortonsandhunt.com/

Chris Mason, a Battalion Chief with over 20 years of fire service experience, discusses the seriousness of the job, his leadership style, and raises a thought-provoking question about the expiration date of a leader. The podcast covers navigating dangerous firefighting situations, the importance of training and preparation, the impact of consistent leadership, accountability, delivering information and feedback, reaching a firefighter's expiration date, and expressions of gratitude and mentorship in the fire service.

In this episode we sat down with Carlos Madrid. Carlos is an amazing guy, with an active life. After leaving professional baseball Carlos opened, and ran an incredibly successful private fitness facility before making the transition into the fire service. Carlos is fueled by his “why” and he wants you to be as well. https://hortonsandhunt.com/

Motivation is fleeting, but mindset is established. In this episode we sit down with Jon, who started his public service career in 2002 and since has held the titles of FirefighterSWAT team leaderTEMS commander Combat Flight Paramedic Platoon Sergeant Jon is now a Battalion Chief with his current fire department. We talk about what it takes to be successful in these arenas, and life in general. https://hortonsandhunt.com/

In this episode we sit down with Brian, a 23 year veteran of the fire service to discuss his recent move from Captain at his former department to probationary fireman at his new department.https://hortonsandhunt.com/