🔥 Join us on our broadcast as Jon and Bryce take you on an exciting journey into the impactful initiatives of the Project Tribute Foundation! 🚀 This month, we're thrilled to share that we've successfully delivered over $10,000 worth of essential gear to SROs, K9 units, and Fire agencies across Oklahoma. 🛠️ But that's not all – we've also got some thrilling updates to share about new gear from Refuge Medical, along with the introduction of a groundbreaking product from HeroLink: a medical ID b...
Chief Miller of the Dewey Fire Department stopped by to receive his 4 requested Seek Thermal Imaging Cameras. Some amazing information about the life-saving capabilities of the TIC. Support the show
We sometimes get so wrapped up in what's next, it is easy to miss where we came from. Find your grit, take a pause, and lead the way. Support the show
August 18th and 19th at Baxter Springs Kansas, come check it out!!! Support the show
Man what a summer. Lots of successful events already and so many more to come over the next few months. Don't forget we have a free Refuge Medical Training session on July 21st for first responders. Less than 20 seats left. Sign up here https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084CA5A82EA6FFC43-first July 15- Okie Overland July 22 Burial Mounds August 18-20 Baxter Springs Jeep Invasion September 9th Newkirk October 20th Okie Jeep Jam and potential reveal of the Tribute Trailer. Don't fo...
We are going to start providing a weekly update on the efforts of the foundation. If you would like to help us continue to serve our first responders. Text "Bleed Kit" to 918-856-3977. 100% of your funds will go towards the completion of life saving requests. Support the show
Our guest and host today share their insights on relationships with first responders. Support the show
This series dives into Andi's experience as a mental health professional. The next episode she shares about being in a relationship with her significant other that serves as a school resource officer. Support the show
Barry and Ryan continue sharing their experiences. They dive further into details such as fighting grass fires with flames 20 feet tall. Support the show
Firefighters Barry Campbell and Ryan Witter share their stories with us this week. Huge thank you to all the volunteer firefighters and all first responders that were up fighting the most recent wildfires. Support the show
James and Jacob talk through their methods of coping with work related trauma. Support the show
Jacob shares about being a Paramedic and Volunteer Firefighter alongside James Support the show
James is a Police Officer and John is a volunteer firefighter and a full time EMT. They take some time today to talk through the topic of mental health. Support the show
John and James talk through the dual roles that John holds. Support the show
James, Sierra, and Ali touch on trying to live a healthier lifestyle Support the show
What an experience to get to hear officers talk with dispatch and the coordination between each other. Support the show
James and Sierra discuss being Minority Officers. James identifies as African American and Sierra identifies as Hispanic. They share their perspective of law enforcement as a minority. Support the show
Kathryn and Jared wrap up discussing mental health and the impacts of stress on first responders. Both coped with the loss of a leader as well as their own mental health struggles. Thank you both for sharing your stories. Support the show
We continue with the interview between Jared and Kathryn. Kathryn served as a Paramedic and as a Firefighter. In this episode Kathryn shares her struggles with suicide as a first responder. Be sure to subscribe to our channel or check us out at www.projecttribute.com Support the show