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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 1H 33M

Ep. #21 Sheridan Rhine - Tales from the Tailboard Podcast

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Most firefighters are risking everything every time they step into a burning building, but what does true risk management look like when your department is all volunteer, underfunded, and chaotic? Sheridan Ryan, a 12-year veteran and leader in both fire and EMS, shares raw stories of life-and-death decisions, leadership at a young age, and how to lead with integrity through chaos and tragedy.In this episode, Sheridan reveals how early mentorship shaped his leadership philosophy "Citizens first, crew first" and why building a culture of quality over quantity is essential, especially in volunteer departments fighting for survival. You’ll discover the critical importance of training until failure, knowing your limitations, and making quick, sound decisions with limited resources. Sheridan takes you behind the scenes of first-in firefighting, from daring rescues to the reality of risking your life and understanding the true meaning of safety.

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