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林思川 神父
Gone By Lunchtime
The Spinoff
The Jas Johal Show
CKNW / Curiouscast
Wendover Productions
Wendover Productions
The KABC News Blitz
790 KABC | Cumulus Media Los Angeles
Situational Awareness Tactics
Circle Of Insight Productions
NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas
NBC News
The Chris Plante Show
WMAL | Cumulus Podcast Network | Cumulus Media Washington
Fundable by Design
Jennifer Yarbrough
The Bunker – News without the nonsense
Podmasters
Stark Integrity
Bob Wade
Elder Law Report
Greg McIntyre, J.D., M.B.A.
The Professional Left Podcast with Driftglass and Blue Gal
Driftglass and Blue Gal
The Nova Society
Dr. Mark George Bound, Dr. Scott Gerschwer, & Dr. Brooklynn Ann Welden
The Hillsdale College Online Courses Podcast
Hillsdale College
American Dish
Helena Bottemiller Evich
The PIO Podcast
Robert Tornabene
MDAA Defense Briefing
Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance
3 Martini Lunch – Political Humor & Commentary
Jim Geraghty & Greg Corombos – Political Humor Commentary
The Ray Stevens Show
Ray Stevens | CMLS Chicago
Nuestra Voz
Amelia Rueda
Patriot Radio News Hour
Joe Jaquint
The DSR Daily
The DSR Network
NASA Daily
ElectraCast Media LLC
The State of It
The Times
Mundo in the Morning - KCMO Talk Radio 95.7FM & 710 AM
KCMO Talk Radio | Cumulus Media Kansas City
William Wallis For America
William Wallis
AM Quincy
Quincy Access Television (QATV)
Vermont Viewpoint
Vermont Viewpoint
The NFPA Podcast
National Fire Protection Association
The Jerry Agar Show
iHeartRadio
Show Archives – Armed American Radio |
Armed American Radio
Armed American Radio
Armed American Radio
Point Taken with Steve Scaffidi & Kristin Brey
620 WTMJ
Town Talk
Ted Schubel
The Owen Jones Podcast
Owen Jones
Government
National Fire Protection Association
Everybody in fire protection, and everywhere else for that matter, is wondering how artificial intelligence will impact their lives, their jobs, and society in general. On this episode, we will explore some of the ways t...
Over the last decade or so, community risk reduction (CRR) has gone from a novelty to perhaps the biggest buzz term in the safety industry. And while more CRR is a great thing, its surging popularity has also caused some...
As National Electrical Safety Month winds down, we are taking stock of some of the biggest electrical safety trends, hazards, and challenges facing both electrical workers and the public. Today on the podcast, Corey Hann...
In the United States, when someone calls 911 the call is routed to an operator at a public safety answering point, or PSAP. But news outlets across the country are finding that local PSAPs are struggling, and that 911 ca...
The Fire Fighter Cancer Cohort Study is perhaps the most comprehensive effort ever undertaken to understand and address firefighter cancer. The project seeks to track the exposure and biometric data of 10,000 firefighter...
Flying cars are no longer science fiction. As soon as this summer, several U.S. states and Dubai will likely have flying taxies buzzing around overhead, according to recent press releases from the U.S. Federal Aviation A...
For the last few decades, Australia has taken a proactive and centralized approach to wildfire mitigation. It's wildfire building codes are standardized and mostly mandatory throughout the country, and in some especially...
In February, responders in Florida successfully rescued a 7-foot, 400-pound manatee that had wiggled his way up a concrete pipe and became trapped in a stormwater drain under the road. The unusual rescue made internation...
The race to cash in on artificial intelligence has triggered a data center building boom that is quickly becoming the largest infrastructure effort of our time. With these enormous facilities being built all over the wor...
Volunteer firefighters are the backbone of the U.S. emergency response system, but since 2008, nearly 200,000 volunteers have left the fire service, a drop of almost 25 percent. To make things worse, calls to fire depart...
In the early hours of New Year's Day, a blaze erupted at Le Constellation, a popular bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, killing 40 young people and injuring more than 100 others. Authorities believe the fire started when...
Every five years since 2001, NFPA has conducted a massive research project known as the Needs Assessment of the U.S. Fire Service. It's a survey that goes out to about 30,000 fire departments across the country with que...
About 80 percent of female firefighters say that their personal protective clothing doesn't fit right, and studies show that ill-fitting gear puts women at greater risk of being injured on the job. In this podcast from 2...
Myriad new tools have emerged in recent years that claim to help firefighters safely contain and extinguish electric vehicle fires. However, few of these tools have been independently tested, until now. This year, resear...
Cooking is such a routine part of everyday life that it's easy to overlook its potential dangers. According to NFPA research, cooking is the leading cause of reported home fires, home fire injuries, and home fire deaths ...
In even the most destructive wildfires, some structures survive untouched while everything around them is incinerated. It begs the question: What factors are most responsible for determining if a home is destroyed or sur...
The fire protection engineering profession is in a strange place right now. For one thing, there's a growing global shortage of FPEs just as demand for their services is surging. Factors such as accelerating technology, ...
Not long ago, a dirty, sooty turnout coat and helmet was a badge of honor in the fire service—tangible proof that a firefighter was in the action. But as concern grew about the high levels of cancer in the fire service, ...
Fire Prevention Week, which runs this year from October 5–11, is the longest running public safety observance in United States history. This year for the first time, the Fire Prevention Week theme will focus on lithium-i...
On January 19, 2000, Shawn Simons and Alvaro Llanos, then 18-year-old freshman roommates at Seton Hall University, were severely burned when the residence hall they lived in caught fire. The blaze, one of the worst at a ...
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