The First Things First
The First Things First
Podcast Description
The First Things First is a show created to help firefighters prioritize faith, family, fitness, and firefighting. It features real stories of struggle and recovery as guests share how putting the right things in the right order in their lives helped them fall in love and stay in love with the fire service.
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Content Themes
This podcast emphasizes themes such as faith, family, fitness, and firefighting. Episode examples include the exploration of mentorship and balancing work with family in the conversation with John Velez Jr., as well as practical insights on reshaping priorities shared in the debut episode.
The First Things First is a show created to help firefighters prioritize faith, family, fitness, and firefighting. It features real stories of struggle and recovery as guests share how putting the right things in the right order in their lives helped them fall in love and stay in love with the fire service.
In this episode, Jeremy Sanders, host of the Crew 1st Culture Podcast, shares about the intricate balance between family life, faith, and a career in the fire service. Jeremy talks about his personal journey, including the challenges of being a step-parent in a blended family, the importance of prioritizing relationships, and the struggles of maintaining passion for the job over a long career. He discusses the significance of identity beyond the fire service, the purpose found in pain, and the tools for building resilience. The conversation emphasizes the importance of having a community and a supportive tribe.
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