Humpday Hangout: USFA and NFA
Brian Zaitz and other members of the ISFSI talk with guests from the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) and the National Fire Academy (NFA).
Humpday Hangouts
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Humpday Hangout: Backroom Deals in Our Backyards
Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood speak with Miranda Spivack about her new book and Diane Cotter about her activism regarding PFAS in the fire service.
Humpday Hangout: Large-Scale Incidents
Rick Lasky and the panel are joined by Pearland (TX) Fire Chief Jack "J." Taylor to discuss planning, preparing, and handling large-scale incidents from start to finish.
Humpday Hangout: Marketing Your Firehouse
The crew at Traditions Training takes a look at marketing your firehouse within your own department.
More Humpday Hangouts
Humpday Hangout: Commercial Building Fires
Brian Zaitz and other members of the ISFSI address how firefighters can properly train for operations in commercial structures.
Humpday Hangout: Rekindles and Building Construction
Mike Dugan, Bill Gustin, and the panel talk about building materials and contents that are prone to smoldering and subsequent rekindling.
Straight Talk: Felicia Labatore
Dan DeGryse and Robbie Fisher talk with Felicia Labatore about her journey of personal loss and resilience.
Humpday Hangout: Kenneth R. Willette
Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood speak with guest Kenneth R. Willette, executive director of the North American Fire Training Directors.
Humpday Hangout: Stretching the Initial Attack Line
In this Humpday Hangout, Rick Lasky and John Salka talk about getting water on the fire and stretching the initial line.
Humpday Hangout: Electrical and Gas Utilities
Bill Gustin and other members of the panel talk about fire department operations and electrical and gas utilities.
Humpday Hangout: Ground Ladders
Rick Lasky, John Salka, and Paulie Capo talk with Clearwater (FL) Battalion Chief Brian Schonborn about ground ladders.
Humpday Hangout: Stretching into Complicated Buildings
Mike Dugan, Bill Gustin, and the other members of the panel examine prefire planning with a focus on stretching hose into complicated buildings.
