
Chuck DeSmith, a retired Deputy Fire Chief with 35 years of service at Renton Regional Fire Authority in Washington draws from decades of leadership experience sharing his passion for peer support and the importance of modeling resiliency within the fire service. He challenges today’s leaders to move beyond treating peer support as a program, and instead embed it into the organization’s operating budget with clear policy and long-term commitment. This conversation offers practical insight into building a culture that truly supports the people behind the badge.
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Ep. 101: Brooke Lundquist, PhD, LMHC - Advocating for Mental Health

Ep. 100: Berlin Maza, Captain - Perspectives

Ep. 99: David Brannan, CHDS NPS Program Director - Stay in the Fight

Ep. 98: Ryan McGrady, Fire Chief - Humility & Vulnerability
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