
Fire Chief Dave Tait of the City of Bellevue Fire Department in Washington takes us inside the world of leadership, problem-solving, and succession planning. In this episode, Chief Tait unpacks what he calls the “monkey” in problem-solving—the issues we can unintentionally take on ourselves instead of empowering others to solve them. He also shares his “identify two people” method for succession planning, a practical approach to developing future leaders and building organizational depth.
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Ep. 104: Anthony Kastros, Battalion Chief (ret.) - Every Problem is a Human Problem

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

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

Ep. 100: Berlin Maza, Captain - Perspectives
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