Al Hagan's guest appearances

Al Hagan

Leadership Under Fire

The Neglected

Sebastian Junger

Lynsey Addario

Justin Legg

Brad Snyder

Doug Kechijian

Jerry Smith

Andre Johnson

Sara Vladic

Whitney Gilliard

Nick Schultz

Natalie Jones

Jason Bailey

Marcus Thompson

Tim Clarke

Kyle Schwarber

OwlTail

Jim McNamara

Capt Al Hagan

This episode is the second and final installment of a two-part interview featuring guest host Jim McNamara and retired FDNY Captain Alexander Hagan. Captain Al began his career in 1973 and served in some of the FDNY's busiest companies. After 35 years of service in the field, he decided to become part of union leadership. Hagan began his union service as the Captain’s Rep, and then the President of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association. Be sure to listen to Part I of the interview which covered leadership, human performance and organized labor. In Part II, Jim and Captain Al continue their exploration of civil unrest and fiscal austerity.

This episode is the second and final installment of a two-part interview featuring guest host Jim McNamara and retired FDNY Captain Alexander Hagan. Captain Al began his career in 1973 and served in some of the FDNY's busiest companies. After 35 years of service in the field, he decided to become part of union leadership. Hagan began his union service as the Captain’s Rep, and then the President of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association. Be sure to listen to Part I of the interview which covered leadership, human performance and organized labor. In Part II, Jim and Captain Al continue their exploration of civil unrest and fiscal austerity.

Jim McNamara's Senior Man Feature Episode with Capt Al Hagan, FDNY (Ret)--Part II

This episode is part one of two. Alexander (“Captain Al”) Hagan began his career during the War Years of the FDNY, in 1973, when he was assigned to 36 Engine in Harlem. After several years in Harlem, Al studied and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and was assigned to 44 Truck in the South Bronx. Al would later promote again, and assume command of 43 Truck in Spanish Harlem. After 35 years of service in the field, in some of the busiest units in the FDNY, Captain Al decided to become a part of union leadership. Al began his union service as the Captain's Rep, and then the President of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association (IAFF Local 854). After 41 years of service to the people of New York City and the Firefighters and Fire Officers of the FDNY, Captain Al retired, leaving behind a career and legacy for the ages. Jim McNamara hosts.

This episode is part one of two. Alexander (“Captain Al”) Hagan began his career during the War Years of the FDNY, in 1973, when he was assigned to 36 Engine in Harlem. After several years in Harlem, Al studied and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and was assigned to 44 Truck in the South Bronx. Al would later promote again, and assume command of 43 Truck in Spanish Harlem. After 35 years of service in the field, in some of the busiest units in the FDNY, Captain Al decided to become a part of union leadership. Al began his union service as the Captain's Rep, and then the President of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association (IAFF Local 854). After 41 years of service to the people of New York City and the Firefighters and Fire Officers of the FDNY, Captain Al retired, leaving behind a career and legacy for the ages. Jim McNamara hosts.

Jim McNamara's Senior Man Feature Episode with Capt Al Hagan, FDNY (Ret)--Part I

Al Hagan and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Al's experience growing up without a father, learning life lessons the hard way, having male mentors step into his life, being insecure about his weight and himself, living as an African American man back in the day and now, pursue education and occupational goals, join the Army Reserves, working for the Police Department, running for Sheriff, giving back to other boys and young men in the community who are like he was and more.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fortheneglected/support

Al Hagan and Nick Schultz have a conversation about Al's experience growing up without a father, learning life lessons the hard way, having male mentors step into his life, being insecure about his weight and himself, living as an African American man back in the day and now, pursue education and occupational goals, join the Army Reserves, working for the Police Department, running for Sheriff, giving back to other boys and young men in the community who are like he was and more.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/fortheneglected/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/fortheneglected/support</a>

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