
Berlin Maza, a Captain with Eastside Fire & Rescue in Washington, shares leadership lessons shaped by the mentors, colleagues, and experiences that have influenced his career in the fire service. He points out that none of these ideas are his alone—they are the result of a lifelong commitment to learning from others.Berlin explores the importance of remaining a student of leadership, drawing wisdom from fellow firefighters, formal education, books, podcasts, workshops, and everyday experiences. His message is simple: great leaders are never finished learning. By continuously seeking knowledge and adapting it to your own style, you can become the authentic leader you aspire to be. Berlin is joined by three members of the fire service, offering practical insights and thoughtful perspectives on the real-world challenges today's leaders face.
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Ep. 104: Anthony Kastros, Battalion Chief (ret.) - Every Problem is a Human Problem

Ep. 103: Dave Tait, Fire Chief - Succession Planning & Problem Solving

Ep. 102: Pete Brummel, Deputy Chief (ret.) - Vulnerability Creates Credibility

Ep. 101: Brooke Lundquist, PhD, LMHC - Advocating for Mental Health
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