Standard ReIssue: It's Worth The Risk

An episode of the The Standard Issue podcast, hosted by Craig Stalowy and Tom Johnson, titled "Standard ReIssue: It's Worth The Risk" was published on April 14, 2023 and runs 41 minutes.

April 14, 2023 ·41m · The Standard Issue

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We're going back to April 2018 when we spoke to Curt Isakson, a 33 year veteran of the fire service and currently a Battalion Chief for Escambia County (FL) Fire Rescue. He spent 9 years with the Pensacola Fire Department prior to joining ECFR, and is the man behind County Fire Tactics. Wake Work & Win by joining our Patreon. Get access to more episodes, video content, and everything else The Standard Community has to offer! TIMESTAMPS (0:00) Urban Vs. Rural Tactics (5:30) Focusing On The Basics (12:00) Staying Engaged As A Chief (17:45) Preserving Culture (25:30) Influencing Change (30:00) Practicing How You Play (37:30) It's Worth The Risk

Episode Description

We're going back to April 2018 when we spoke to Curt Isakson, a 33 year veteran of the fire service and currently a Battalion Chief for Escambia County (FL) Fire Rescue. He spent 9 years with the Pensacola Fire Department prior to joining ECFR, and is the man behind County Fire Tactics.

Wake Work & Win by joining our Patreon. Get access to more episodes, video content, and everything else The Standard Community has to offer!

TIMESTAMPS

(0:00) Urban Vs. Rural Tactics

(5:30) Focusing On The Basics

(12:00) Staying Engaged As A Chief

(17:45) Preserving Culture

(25:30) Influencing Change

(30:00) Practicing How You Play

(37:30) It's Worth The Risk

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