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Monthly Archives: August 2022
August 31, 2022
- in Education , Professional , WYE Podcast
Cop Recognizes Fentanyl and Fireman Recognizes Career Suicide
Ripped from the headlines like an old episode of Law & Order (Chris Noth and Jerry Orbach of course), your favorite Fire and Police experts are back with a couple of stories that made us scratch our heads this week. One involves life and the other death and then some. First up the heroic efforts […]
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August 24, 2022
- in Education , Professional , Stump MC , WYE Podcast
STUMP HM & MC – Face to Face Cop vs Fireman strikes again!
Once again we fire up the microphones and dig up 3 stories to try to stump one another! HM has 3 questions for MC and MC has prepared his own 3 questions to try to stump HM with stories from EMS, Fire, Military, Police and Disaster Preparedness. We are now also starting a new scoreboard! […]
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August 17, 2022
- in ASK WYE , Disaster Plan , Education , Emotional , Family , Financial , Physical , Prevention , Professional , Recovery , Response , Updates , WYE Podcast
OFFICE HOURS – August 2022
Warning: Explicit Content Also Warning: We talk movies and actors and completely forget Elijah Woods’ name. Many years ago, when we were recording our previous show which was laden with expletives, innuendo and clergy molestation humor, Mrs MC mentioned that our off the mic conversations were more interesting than our on the mic conversations and […]
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August 10, 2022
- in Professional , Response , WYE Podcast
Off Duty Firefighter arrested after shooting at someone over puppies
You read that right, champions, an off duty firefighter was arrested recently in California after shooting someone over a dispute regarding puppies. Not Dalmations, that would be too obvious. As a quick aside, Dalmations were adopted as Firehouse dogs because they were mostly deaf, dumb as rocks and full of energy. They would run ahead […]
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August 3, 2022
- in Professional , Response , WYE Podcast
FDNY Deputy Chief Vincent Dunn’s definition of “acceptable loss of life”
FDNY veteran Vincent Dunn has forgotten more fires than you’ll ever see. He has published articles, guidelines and books describing things you study for your promotional exam. The man eats, breathes and keeps fire in his life. So what happens when he posts something online about acceptable loss of life at “vacant building fires”? WYE […]
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