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Join us as Anthony Dyer, a former US Air Force combat aviator, shares gripping stories from the front lines, insights into military aviation, and lessons on resilience, faith, and mental health. Discover the behind-the-scenes of high-stakes missions, pranks in the military, and the importance of storytelling and healing.

resources

Moonchild: A Memoir by Anthony Dyer - https://a.co/d/02dYOf0C

The Fries Foundation - https://thefriesfoundation.org
Fries Consulting - friesconsulting.us
Into the Fire Podcast - Detective Jason White
Debrief Website - Debriefwithtyler.com

On this episode, Cody and Tyler make up for lost time. They discussed how Martial Arts had completely changed their kids in just a short period of time. They also dive deep into leadership and provide some book recommendations for those wanting to increase their knowledge when it comes to being a better leader. Finally, Tyler ends with some boring, but important information regarding the relationship between the fire service, and OSHA.

Fries Foundation 501c(3) nonprofit

thefriesfoundation.org

Fries Consulting

friesconsulting.us

Top 8 Most Common OSHA Safety Violations 2025

1.) Fall Protection (1926.501)

2.) Hazard Communication (1910.1200)

3.) Ladders (1926.1053)

4.) Lockout/Tagout (1910.147)

5.) Respiratory Protection (1910.134)

6.) Fall Protection - Training Requirements (1926.503)

7.) Personal Protective & Life Saving Equipment (1926.102)

8.) Machine Guarding (1910.212)

OSHA Standard for Fire Brigades (1910.156)

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Dustin Petersen, a former EMT turned Trauma Surgeon. I've always been curious to know what goes through a doctor's mind when watching some of today's Hollywood takes on medicine. Let's be honest, if you work as a first responder, you know EXACTLY what I'm talking about when it comes to some of these TV shows out there.

Dr. Petersen shares with me some insights when it comes to what led him to get into healthcare in the first place. I can honestly say, I don't know too many Doctors who started off as a first responder. We discuss key topics beginning with empathy for our patients, and work our way through to what leads to burnout and why it seems to be so common today.

Throughout the episode, Dr. Petersen shares some real life stories, struggles, and more. We discuss the shortage of Paramedics throughout the country and why we think that number continues to grow. Overall, this was a fun episode and I hope you enjoy it as well.

As always, be sure to check out some of my friends' podcasts as well:

The C.A.N. Report - http://www.youtube.com/@thec.a.n.report

Into The Fire with Detective Jason White - http://www.youtube.com/@DetectiveJasonWhite

The Debrief Youtube Page - http://www.youtube.com/@DebriefTBurns

Be sure to check out these organizations as well (These are not sponsors of the show):

Fries Consulting - friesconsulting.us

The Fries Foundation - thefriesfoundation.org

Interested in being a sponsor of the show? Shoot us an email at: Debriefwithtyler@gmail.com