Dare To Dream with Debbi Dachinger and guest Crista Marie Miller

A Night At The Roundtable with Rama Arjuna and Tara Green; Micah Green; p c , and v

Adama Speaks with Adama Alaji

Segment 1: April 14, 2022 Part 1

Segment 2: April 14, 2022 Part 2

All Roads Lead 65 Max Radio with Pamela Lynnette Henderson

65 Max Foundation EF student Angelica Cassitta

Building Morale Through Positive, Proactive Leadership in Emergency Services

On this episode, we’ll be speaking with John Lynch, Town of Wilton, CT Chief of Police & Emergency Management Director, and Nick Paproski, Director Of ALS Operations at Vintech Management Services, about what you can do to become an engaged, proactive leader.

Grace Under Fire - Spirituality In The Trenches

In this episode, David and Stacy speak with Matt Domyancic, The Tactical Chaplain, about how to enjoy a career that provides deeper meaning to your spiritual life. Matt will share some strategies for transitioning from a responder career while staying highly connected with the job and the mission. We’ll also learn what a Patrol Chaplain is.

Family Matters: First Responding to Your Marriage with Guests Capt. Mike Gagliano and Anne Gagliano

On this episode, Bonnie and David speak with columnist / author Anne Gagliano and her spouse, retired Seattle Fire Captain Mike Gagliano. We discuss how firefighters and their spouses can build and maintain a strong, fulfilling, lasting and intimate marriage.

Responder Resilience with Bonnie Rumilly LCSW EMT and Dr Stacy Raymond and Ret Lt David Dachinger

About Animal Control Officers: Welcome to the Jungle

On this episode, Stacy and David speak with Ray Connors, Retired Chief, State of Connecticut Animal Control Unit about what Animal Control Officers actually do, how they are genuinely first responders, some looks behind the scenes at real cases of animal abuse, animal attacks, traumatic calls, and the incredible connection between animal abuse and serial killers.

Dispatch: First On Scene, The Forgotten Responders

⚑ On this episode, David speaks with 911 Emergency Dispatcher Craig Tinneny and 31 year veteran Senior Operator Catharine D'Vileskis about how dispatchers are often left out of conversations involving First Responders. We discuss:

➤ What are some of the sensory challenges of being a dispatcher?

➤ How do you remain calm when the caller is overwhelmed and can’t communicate clearly?

➤ After the call, what do you do to re-stabilize your own emotional equilibrium?

Story of a Trauma Response Team

Responder Resilience with David Dachinger, Bonnie C Rumilly and Dr Stacy Raymond

Guests, Dawn Roy LCSW and Captain Jacques Roy, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, EMDR Therapist, Fire Captain, Firefighter Peer Support Network