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Monthly Archives: March 2022
March 30, 2022
- in Emotional , Recovery , WYE Podcast
Joshua Chase and Jump Seat Leadership
From time to time we seek out experts in our respective fields and beg them to come on this show to share their experiences with our audience and beyond. This is one of those times. Author, Soldier, Firefighter, Husband, Father, Widower and Leader Joshua Chase is on this week to discuss his book Jumpseat Leadership. […]
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March 23, 2022
- in ASK WYE , Professional , Response , WYE Podcast
Ask WYE – Which Code 3 Cover are you Responding To?
This week welcomes back a fan favorite Ask WYE where we take a question from our listeners, viewers or each other, and get them answered. This week Justin shares an experience from not long ago where there were two requests for code 3 PD support at the same time: Possibly armed suspect from earlier car […]
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March 16, 2022
- in ASK WYE , Professional , Response , WYE Podcast
Oakland Ladder Truck Crash Video response from a veteran traffic cop
Ripped from the headlines! Recently, three Oakland, California, firefighters were injured after their ladder truck crashed into a building after swerving to miss a vehicle in an intersection. As per usual, the keyboard commanders hit the socials to point blame here, there and anywhere, adding their expert observations about vehicle size, speed, location, rules being […]
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March 9, 2022
- in Emotional , Recovery , WYE Podcast
WWJD – What’s With Justin’s Disability?
As you may recall, one of your co-hosts (the less prettier but way taller one (also younger)) suffered a stress induced migraine storm that took him out of normal rotation for a full three months. During this time of recovery, therapy and a fair amount of medication Justin awaited word from work about the status […]
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March 2, 2022
- in Education , Professional , WYE Podcast
What’s Gonna Get You in Trouble
There are those who say that the Mel Brooks comedy classic Blazing Saddles could never be made today because of the softness of culture; because of the bleeding hearts and their easily offended attitudes; because these kids all got trophies. Well, who bought those trophies? Who raised these softies anyway? That’s a topic for another […]
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