Fourhall is a podcast built for new and seasoned firefighters — and for anyone curious about the fire service. Each episode blends training fundamentals with real voices from the hall, practical lessons from the field, and space to breathe through guided grounding drills.
It’s not just about hose lines and gear. Fourhall explores the expectations, traditions, and changing realities of the job, while opening the door to conversations about mental health, resilience, and culture in the fire service.
Whether you’re stepping into the hall for the first time or looking back on a lifetime in turnout gear, Fourhall is a place to learn, reflect, and remember why you showed up in the first place.
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Fourhall is a podcast built for new and seasoned firefighters — and for anyone curious about the fire service. Each episode blends training fundamentals with real voices from the hall, practical lessons from the field, and space to breathe through guided grounding drills.
It’s not just about hose lines and gear. Fourhall explores the expectations, traditions, and changing realities of the job, while opening the door to conversations about mental health, resilience, and culture in the fire service.
Whether you’re stepping into the hall for the first time or looking back on a lifetime in turnout gear, Fourhall is a place to learn, reflect, and remember why you showed up in the first place.
A direct conversation with Aaron Fields about the “why” behind The Nozzle Forward. We get into shared language, timing, and the practical details that help crews work better together. Aaron talks plainly about failure, repetition, responsibility, and the mindset that keeps your skills honest. Straightforward, useful, and from a widely respected voice in the modern fire service.
Fourhall
Fourhall is a podcast built for new and seasoned firefighters — and for anyone curious about the fire service. Each episode blends training fundamentals with real voices from the hall, practical lessons from the field, and space to breathe through guided grounding drills.
It’s not just about hose lines and gear. Fourhall explores the expectations, traditions, and changing realities of the job, while opening the door to conversations about mental health, resilience, and culture in the fire service.
Whether you’re stepping into the hall for the first time or looking back on a lifetime in turnout gear, Fourhall is a place to learn, reflect, and remember why you showed up in the first place.
