Advertise on podcast: The Engine House

Cody sits down with Tanner Behrends for a candid conversation about fire service culture, staffing, and what it means to work busy jobs. Tanner shares his path from Amboy’s cadet program to the Rockford Fire Department, and gets into the realities of station life, EMS assignment structure, and why training matters when you do not get constant real-world reps. Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] Engine House Designs - Uniforms, Designs, Custom Apparel Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH/  Dinges Fire Company - Trucks. Tools. Tradition. Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Vanguard Safety Wear - Made for Work Website: https://vanguardsafetywear.com Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 20%) The Energy Drink Website: https://theenergydrink.com/ENGINEHOUSE/ Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 10%) Topics Covered: How daytime population and regional industry create a much larger operational footprint.The tension in the fire service around moving to slower departments for better pay, less work, and a better life outside the job.Culture that creates strong professionalism, rank structure, and long-term career development.The differences between city and volunteer perspectives.Staying involved in teaching, committee work, and outside training. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 15:42 - Why firefighters judge each other for moving to slower jobs 21:23 - Ladder and ambulance staffing differences in Rockford 23:42 - Amboy’s culture and why it felt so professional 35:54 - How ladder and ambulance assignments work by seniority 50:04 - Why progression through engine, truck, and rescue can matter 51:36 - You are still just a pair of boots to the department 56:31 - Teaching through IFSI and the Cherry Valley regional site 57:58 - Aggressive fire ground Survival and teaching around the country 61:10 - Meeting Ash and the Capital City Industries crew 64:39 - Why Tanner stays involved despite not going to fires every day 74:06 - How budget pressure makes departments reactive instead of proactive 76:23 - The excuses that keep people from drilling 82:41 - Closing thoughts, mutual appreciation, and final sign-off Guest: Tanner Behrends Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

Explore the fascinating case of Thomas Sweat, DC's most prolific arsonist, through an in-depth conversation with firefighter and author Jonathan Riffe. Discover insights into his motives, methods, and the impact on victims, revealing how technology and profiling have evolved in arson investigations. Jonathan Riffe Instagram: @jonriffe  Thomas Sweatt Book: https://a.co/d/04slmR2p Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] Engine House Designs - Uniforms, Designs, Custom Apparel Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH/  Dinges Fire Company - Trucks. Tools. Tradition. Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Vanguard Safety Wear - Made for Work Website: https://vanguardsafetywear.com Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 20%) The Energy Drink Website: https://theenergydrink.com/ENGINEHOUSE/ Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 10%) Topics Covered: Thomas Sweat's background and motivesMethods used by Sweat to set firesImpact on victims and familiesEvolution of arson investigation techniques Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 01:57 The Prolific Arsonist: Thomas Sweat 08:44 The Investigation and Arrest of Thomas Sweat 14:00 The Methodology Behind the Fires 20:29 Casualties and Consequences of Arson 23:56 Understanding the Mind of an Arsonist 26:45 The Unanswered Questions of Arson 28:14 Personal Stories of Impact 30:40 The Complexity of Closure 32:23 The Elusiveness of the Arsonist 35:16 The Psychology Behind the Fires 37:11 The Hunt for the Arsonist 40:10 Motivations and Obsessions 41:18 Close Calls with Capture 45:26 Family Ties and Secrets 48:43 Revelations and Reflections 50:04 The Intrigue of Arson and Innovation 53:05 The Psychology Behind Arsonists 56:33 Motivations for Targeting Occupied Structures 01:00:05 Remorse and the Thrill of Arson 01:02:41 The Emotional Toll on Victims 01:05:49 Changing Perspectives on Arson Investigation Guest: Jonathan Riffe Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this episode, Cody Hill interviews Fire Chief Scott Etheridge about his 30-year career in the fire service, leadership lessons, career fulfillment, and advice for upcoming firefighters and officers. Scott Etheridge Fire Chief - Princeton Fire Department (IL) Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] Engine House Designs - Uniforms, Designs, Custom Apparel Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH/  Dinges Fire Company - Trucks. Tools. Tradition. Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Vanguard Safety Wear - Made for Work Website: https://vanguardsafetywear.com Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 20%) The Energy Drink Website: https://theenergydrink.com/ENGINEHOUSE/ Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 10%) Topics Covered: Leadership in fire serviceCareer fulfillment and regretsMentorship and trainingPromotions and responsibilitiesTeamwork and department culture Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to the Engine House Podcast 01:18 Meet the Fire Chief: Scott Etheridge 03:16 Reflections on a Fulfilled Career 05:00 Taking Opportunities and Avoiding Regrets 08:22 The Importance of Mentorship in Fire Service 10:25 Transitioning from Firefighter to Mentor 12:56 Motivating the Stagnant Firefighter 14:01 Challenges of Being a Young Officer 16:20 Navigating Difficult Conversations 19:29 The Balance of Leadership and Feedback 22:17 Empowering Decision-Making in the Firehouse 25:20 Training New Firefighters 30:09 The Journey to Becoming a Fully Functioning Firefighter 31:52 The Journey to Confidence in EMS and Fire Services 34:42 Encouraging Continuous Learning and Specialization 38:00 Building a Supportive Firehouse Culture 40:26 Exploring Shift Schedules and Staffing Challenges 44:52 The Dynamics of Firefighting in Small Departments 49:45 Reflections on a Rewarding Career in Firefighting Guest: Scott Etheridge Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

Joseph Bonanno shares his remarkable journey from a Bronx upbringing to a 21-year career with the NYFD, his experiences during 9/11, and his inspiring work in firefighter nutrition and cookbooks. In this episode, Joe shares his profound insights on the lasting effects of 9/11, mental health challenges faced by first responders, and the importance of brotherhood and support within the fire service. A heartfelt conversation aimed at raising awareness and fostering resilience among firefighters and first responders. ‼️SUICINE PREVENTION HOTLINE‼️ Call or Text: 988 Chat: https://chat.988lifeline.org/ Website: https://988lifeline.org/ Joe Bonanno Website: https://www.americanfirehousecuisine.com/ Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] Engine House Designs - Uniforms, Designs, Custom Apparel Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH/  Dinges Fire Company - Trucks. Tools. Tradition. Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Vanguard Safety Wear - Made for Work Website: https://vanguardsafetywear.com Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 20%) The Energy Drink Website: https://theenergydrink.com/ENGINEHOUSE/ Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 10%) Guest: Joe Bonanno Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

Uncle Wayne shares his 30-year journey in the fire service, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, fundamentals, continuous learning, and adapting to change. This episode highlights how experience, purpose, and community shape a successful career and a better fire service. Uncle Wayne Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefirefighterschalkboard/ Firefighters Chalk Board: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61569476346081 Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] Engine House Designs - Uniforms, Designs, Custom Apparel Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH/  Dinges Fire Company - Trucks. Tools. Tradition. Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Vanguard Safety Wear - Made for Work Website: https://vanguardsafetywear.com Jump Seat Designs - Made right in Tennessee Website: https://www.jumpseatdesigns.com Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 20%) The Energy Drink Website: https://theenergydrink.com/ENGINEHOUSE Use Code: ENGINEHOUSE (Save 10%) Topics Covered: The importance of mentorship and passing down knowledgeThe significance of fundamentals and continuous learningAdapting training to modern fire behavior and technologyThe role of purpose and passion in firefightingThe impact of social media and community sharing in fire educationChallenges faced by new firefighters and bridging generational gapsThe value of formal education and leadership developmentThe future of the fire service and the importance of mentorship Guest: Wayne Jones Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this episode, Cody Hill interviews firefighter Tyler Whittredge about the qualities that make a good fireman, the importance of continuous learning, and fostering a strong fire service culture. They discuss personal development, leadership, and the mindset needed to excel in the fire service. Tyler Whittredge Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/t_whitty29/ Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/til_valhalla_project/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TilValhallaProject Dinges Fire Company Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dingesfirecompany/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dingesfire Vanguard Safety Wear Website: https://vanguardsafetywear.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vanguardsafetywear/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VanguardSafetyWear Topics Covered: Qualities of a good fireman: loyalty, desire to learn, persistence, and IT factorThe importance of continuous education and self-improvementBuilding a strong fire service culture and communityLeadership and mentorship in the fire departmentPersonal development and mindset shifts for firefighters Guest: Tyler Whittredge Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this in-depth interview, Orion Rich shares his journey from military service to Chicago Fire Department, emphasizing the importance of hands-on experience, street-proven training, and the culture of love for the fire service. Discover insights on truck and engine operations, career progression, and the value of real-world training in firefighting. In this engaging interview, Orion Rich shares insights into fire service training, the importance of hands-on experience, and building strong firehouse culture. Discover practical tips for continuous learning, leadership, and effective communication within fire departments. Orion Rich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theworkingtruckcompany/?hl=en  Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Customer Store: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/customer-stores Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/til_valhalla_project/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TilValhallaProject Dinges Fire Company Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Vanguard Safety Wear Website: https://vanguardsafetywear.com Topics Covered: Career path from military to firefightingTruck vs engine operations and skillsStreet proven training and tactics Firefighter training and educationBuilding firehouse culture and camaraderieLeadership and communication in fire departments Guest: Orion Rich Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this episode, Preston Meyer shares valuable leadership principles, the importance of self-care, and how to lead with purpose and authenticity. Discover practical strategies for personal growth, building rapport, and overcoming life's challenges while inspiring others. In this episode, Preston Meyer shares his journey from packing boxes at First Form to leading over 450 Legionnaires. He discusses leadership lessons, managing stress, building pride in teams, and the importance of purpose and mindset in overcoming challenges. Preston Meyer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_prestonmeyer_/ Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/til_valhalla_project/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TilValhallaProject Dinges Fire Company Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dingesfirecompany/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dingesfire Topics Covered: Leading by ExampleSelf-Care and Mental ToughnessBuilding Rapport and TrustPurpose-Driven Leadership Leadership development and team managementThe importance of purpose and mindset in overcoming challengesStrategies for stress management and resilience Guest: Preston Meyer Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

Guest Samson DeSessa is a fire chief with 35+ years in public service, known for his leadership, integrity, and passion for mentoring others. He’s also an author and former military explosives tech, committed to sharing lessons that save lives and careers.Whether you’re climbing the ranks or focused on community impact, this episode will redefine how you see leadership, vulnerability, and support, because the best departments are built on real connection, courage, and action. Samson “Mufasa” DeSessa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samsondesessa/  Brotherhood is a Verb Book: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Brotherhood+is+a+Verb+by+Samson+DeSessa/  Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Customer Store: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/customer-stores Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/til_valhalla_project/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TilValhallaProject Vanguard Safety Wear Website: https://vanguardsafetywear.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vanguardsafetywear/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VanguardSafetyWear Topics Covered: Samson’s pathway through military and civilian fire serviceThe power of vulnerability and sharing personal strugglesBuilding trust and mentorship within fire departmentsLeadership principles: recognition, delegation, and problem-solvingThe importance of understanding your jurisdiction thoroughlyEffective communication and mental health supportThe value of continuous learning and professional development Guest: Samson DeSessa Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this episode, Sean Seggie shares his journey from fire service to mental and physical wellness advocacy. He discusses the impact of physical fitness on mental health, the realities of first responder stress, and the importance of self-advocacy and proper medical guidance. In this episode, Sean Seggie shares insights on health, fitness, and personal development, emphasizing the importance of intrinsic value, sustainable habits, and the role of coaching in achieving long-term well-being. Discover practical tips for balancing fitness with a busy fire service schedule and learn how to cultivate a mindset for continuous growth. Sean Seggie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sean.seggie/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575265546489&ref=PROFILE_EDIT_xav_ig_profile_page_web App Sign Up (14-Day Trial): https://voyagestatefitness.com/sign-up-app?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGn0R58iQ_Ou7jU9A67yfYp__9zYf2yjS124Hy5aDFRSfrvntlSDuwgClonJ-w_aem_jP98WsUHq0lzqAcNbyP5gg Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Customer Store: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/customer-stores Dinges Fire Company Website: https://www.dingesfire.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dingesfirecompany/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dingesfire Topics Covered: The impact of physical health on mental wellness for first respondersThe importance of movement, activity, and nature for mental healthThe risks and benefits of peptides, TRT, and other supplementsBalancing fitness, sleep, and a demanding fire service schedulePractical tips for nutrition, sleep, and mental healthThe impact of mindset and habits on long-term well-being Guest: Sean Seggie Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this insightful interview, Cody Hill discusses fatherhood, character development, and spiritual growth with Ethan Porter, a construction director and father. They explore how to raise resilient, respectful, and confident boys by modeling Christ-like attributes, understanding individual personalities, and leaning into God's plan. Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ https://www.tiktok.com/@enginehousedesigns https://www.youtube.com/@EngineHouseDesigns https://x.com/EngineHousePod Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/ Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Customer Store: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/customer-stores Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/til_valhalla_project/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TilValhallaProject Topics Covered: Fatherhood and influenceCharacter and spiritual developmentParenting boys with different personalities Guest: Ethan Porter Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

Most fire wives discover that the hardest part of their husband's job isn't what happens on the fire-ground, it's the relentless emotional and logistical toll it takes on their lives. Rachel Janay shares a raw, honest look at 21 years of navigating life with a firefighter, revealing the quiet sacrifices, the unique stress, and unexpected joys of loving someone in the fire service. In this episode, you'll discover how Rachel manages the constant worry, the challenges of raising kids when their dad works 24-hour shifts, and the importance of building a new community of fire station families for support. We break down the unspoken expectations: how to handle the emotional rollercoaster, support your partner through trauma, and create a sense of normalcy amid chaos. Rachel shares specific insights on staying resilient during grueling schedules, balancing postpartum depression, managing household responsibilities solo, and maintaining healthy communication. You'll hear how she’s learned to let go of control, foster trust, and find humor in station pranks, because laughter is a vital part of surviving the firehouse life. Why does this matter? The fire service’s high rates of stress and mental health struggles mean knowing how to support your firefighter spouse is essential for their well-being and your family’s stability. This episode is perfect for fire wives, partners, and anyone facing the intense realities of a firefighter’s schedule. Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Customer Store: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/customer-stores Topics Covered: The impact of firefighter schedules on family life and solo parenting during emergenciesBuilding relationships and a sense of family within the fire stationManaging stress and decompressing after tough callsThe importance of a support network of fellow fire wives and station familiesCommunication and trust in addressing concerns about infidelity or safetyAdjusting holiday traditions around unpredictable work hoursThe significance of shared responsibilities and teaching kids responsibilityThe humorous pranks and camaraderie among firefighters Guest: Rachel Jenne Host: Erin Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this episode, Cody speaks w/ Mark Andrew, a retired Dearborn firefighter with 28 years in the trenches. In this episode, Mark takes us inside the real fire service. He discusses the importance of competence over charisma, the value of hands-on experience, and how relationship-building at the station fosters teamwork in life-and-death moments. His approach emphasizes that good leadership is a skill learned. Mark Andrew is the author of Leading Through the Heat, a heartfelt guide on leadership grounded in real-world experience. His journey from rookie to veteran offers lessons that resonate across professions and leadership stages. Mark Andrew Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markdbnfire/ Book Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/leading-through-the-heat-mark-andrew/1148970680 Amazon: https://a.co/d/0iAidMgU Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Customer Store: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/customer-stores Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/til_valhalla_project/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TilValhallaProject Topics Covered: Building trust through small, consistent actions cements leadership influenceCompetence out values charisma for sustainable authorityLeadership development is a deliberate process, not an innate traitCulture is sustained by shared rituals and informal connectionsRisk is integral to the identity and function of firefightingEquity in role preparation enhances organizational effectiveness Guest: Mark Andrew Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this compelling interview, Trevor Williams shares his extraordinary journey from surviving the 2010 Haiti earthquake to becoming a fireman and entrepreneur. Discover his inspiring stories of resilience, innovative fire tools, and impactful nonprofit work that are changing lives and communities. Trevor Williams Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewilliamskey/ Website: https://williamskey.com/  Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ https://www.tiktok.com/@enginehousedesigns https://www.youtube.com/@EngineHouseDesigns https://x.com/EngineHousePod Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Customer Store: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/customer-stores Til Valhalla Project Website: https://www.tilvalhallaproject.com/ENGINEHOUSE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/til_valhalla_project/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TilValhallaProject Topics Covered: Trevor Williams' experience surviving the 2010 Haiti earthquakeInnovative fire entry tools: The Williams KeyFounding the nonprofit Firm Foundation for HaitiFire season year-round in California and fire prevention strategiesEntrepreneurship tips for firemen and first responders Guest: Trevor Williams Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com

In this engaging conversation, two experienced firefighters share insights on leadership, training, mental health, and building a strong firehouse culture. They discuss their journeys, expectations for new recruits, and how to foster pride and camaraderie within the department. Lt. Trey Jordan Instagram: fire_shiz Affiliate Link: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/AINTNOTHIN3 Give Suggestions OR Be A Guest [email protected] https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/the-engine-house-podcast Engine House Designs https://www.instagram.com/enginehousedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/p/Engine-House-Designs-LLC-100067086849977/ https://www.tiktok.com/@enginehousedesigns https://www.youtube.com/@EngineHouseDesigns https://x.com/EngineHousePod Website: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/TEH Become an Affiliate: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/collab Customer Store: https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/pages/customer-stores Topics Covered: Leadership and setting expectations for new firefightersBuilding department pride and camaraderieTraining, experience, and the importance of fundamentals Guests: Trey Jordan & Cody Jenne Host: Cody Hill Brought to you by Engine House Designs | enginehousedesigns.com