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TUESDAY, 7PM Joining the NYPD in 1993, she was a proud Bronx cop working in the southern end of the borough during a time in which residents had had enough of the crime, and police were being encouraged to be pro-active. Pro-active she was, as both a patrol cop and Vice undercover, taking down Johns
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FRIDAY, 7PM Joining the New York City Fire Department in 1968, you can truly say his career was diverse. Not only did he experience different eras across his nearly 40 years on the frontline with the FDNY, he experienced a plethora of different companies. Ladder 110, Ladder 3-Recon, Engine 207, Rescue 2, the Third Division,
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“Experience is only as good as how you apply it to the next fire.” – Retired FDNY Lieutenant Tim Klett. Of course he’s right, the fire service is a constant evolutionary process. Change isn’t a suggestion, it’s a necessity and no matter how much experience you have, the learning never stops. Truly enjoyed listening to
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Originally a native of Connecticut, the early portion of his life and firefighting career was spent in the Nutmeg State between Newington and New Britain. After a decade at home, he expanded his horizons to New York City where in 1990, he’d join the FDNY. Across 31 years, just about all of it was spent
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This is one of my favorite interviews ever mainly because it never felt like an interview but rather a conversation between friends. Having wanted this interview for quite some time, my only regret is that it had to end. My deepest thanks to Ernie Anastos for a highly enjoyable conversation that I truly feel blessed
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FRIDAY, 7PM WABC, WCBS, WOR, & WNYW. Those are the legendary stations for which he worked during his 40 years on the air as an anchor in New York City. A native of New Hampshire and a graduate of Northeastern University, he first found his way into the Big Apple 45 years ago in 1978
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When you look at the capabilities of New York’s FEMA Urban Search & Rescue Task Force 1, a calling card of the crew is its diversity of talents from both the FDNY Rescue Squads & NYPD Emergency Service Unit. At a time when tension pushed both elite units apart, it was men like the late
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TUESDAY, 7PM 40 years of public service with exactly half of it spent with the NYPD. Within those 20 years on the beat in NYC, was a dozen year odyssey (1986-1998) in the Emergency Service Unit. A veteran of Trucks 9 & 2, he was also essential in getting ESU involved in FEMA, an effort
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“If you want to be treated like a professional…you have to act the part of a professional.” This applies to all aspects of the workforce, especially however, with a paramilitary organization of such a reputation as the New York City Fire Department. Having represented that organization for 43 years, Deputy Chief Steve Kubler most certainly
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FRIDAY, 7PM Ok let’s try this again shall we! Though last week presented us with a last minute cancellation of the program (of which I cannot apologize enough for), tomorrow is when we go live and this time do our interview! Looking forward to chatting with Chief Steve 7PM sharp for Volume 43 of The
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