Your PowerPoint Is Not the Instructor
Update: 2026-09-25
Description
What separates a knowledgeable hazmat technician from an effective instructor? Bobby, Jake, and the crew talk about moving beyond slide-reading and turning technical information into something students can actually understand, retain, and use.
They break down PowerPoint as a supporting tool, the importance of a deliberate story arc, classroom versus hands-on instruction, teaching critical concepts from multiple angles, and why engagement matters. The core idea is simple: the instructor is not the hero of the lesson. The instructor is the guide who translates information into action.
Key Moments
00:00 Why every suspicious powder is white
03:06 Teaching beyond the PowerPoint
07:57 What a good slide deck should do
12:19 Build a story arc for the lesson
18:28 Classroom vs. hands-on instruction
23:40 Information, entertainment, and engagement
26:46 The instructor is the guide, not the hero
28:14 Turning information into action
Episode Sponsors
Rigaku Analytical Devices
Rigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer.
https://www.rigakuanalytical.com
Teledyne FLIR Defense
CBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment.
https://defense.flir.com
908 Devices
908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need.
https://www.908devices.com
ObexionFR
ObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels.
https://www.obexionfr.com
Fire Suppression Solutions
Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries.
https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.com
Training & Resources
Main website
Training
Contact
Books & Products
NHERD Volume 1
NHERD Volume 2
Are You Compliant?
Building a HazMat Team
You Suck at Teaching HazMat
NERHD: The Game
Media Network
Command Media Network
Hazard Class
Industrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder
Merch
https://thehazmatguys.com/store/#materials
Follow
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LinkedIn
YouTube
Don’t just get on the job. Get into it.™
Music Credit
Music from #InAudio
https://inaudio.org/Sport
Rock & Workout
They break down PowerPoint as a supporting tool, the importance of a deliberate story arc, classroom versus hands-on instruction, teaching critical concepts from multiple angles, and why engagement matters. The core idea is simple: the instructor is not the hero of the lesson. The instructor is the guide who translates information into action.
Key Moments
00:00 Why every suspicious powder is white
03:06 Teaching beyond the PowerPoint
07:57 What a good slide deck should do
12:19 Build a story arc for the lesson
18:28 Classroom vs. hands-on instruction
23:40 Information, entertainment, and engagement
26:46 The instructor is the guide, not the hero
28:14 Turning information into action
Episode Sponsors
Rigaku Analytical Devices
Rigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer.
https://www.rigakuanalytical.com
Teledyne FLIR Defense
CBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment.
https://defense.flir.com
908 Devices
908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need.
https://www.908devices.com
ObexionFR
ObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels.
https://www.obexionfr.com
Fire Suppression Solutions
Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries.
https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.com
Training & Resources
Main website
Training
Contact
Books & Products
NHERD Volume 1
NHERD Volume 2
Are You Compliant?
Building a HazMat Team
You Suck at Teaching HazMat
NERHD: The Game
Media Network
Command Media Network
Hazard Class
Industrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder
Merch
https://thehazmatguys.com/store/#materials
Follow
YouTube
Don’t just get on the job. Get into it.™
Music Credit
Music from #InAudio
https://inaudio.org/Sport
Rock & Workout
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