On The Line

Running. It’s part of the fire culture. Whether it’s to stay in shape, to prepare for the pack test, or just for enjoyme... Read more

Maclean. The name is synonymous with many things: great writing, fishing, and fire to name just a few. On this, the tent... Read more

As a wildland firefighter, if you don’t recognize the name Brian Sharkey, you probably should. The author of twelve book... Read more

The original Jose’s Bag podcast had such stellar and rave reviews (fake news?), that we are back with another installmen... Read more

Transitions can be a challenging time, whether they be when a fire is changing classification type, or when firefighters... Read more

This is it, the tenth and final podcast of Season 2. Critical Incident Stress Management, or CISM, is a process designed... Read more

Prodigious friends Drs. LLoyd Queen and Carl Seielstad from UM’s National Center for Landscape Fire Analysis stumble acr... Read more

Never before have wildland firefighters been assessed for physiological changes over the course of an entire fire season... Read more

Wildland firefighting represents a high risk occupation, and exposes those who engage in it to a significant amount of d... Read more

University of Montana Health and Human Performance Department graduate student Jose Pena joins the podcast to discuss ov... Read more

Eating the proper foods at the appropriate time is an essential component of recovery, especially for tactical athletes ... Read more

After a somewhat lengthy Season 2 hiatus, “On The Line” is back with a brand new podcast. United States Senator Jon Test... Read more

19th Century American bars would often times offer a “free lunch” as an attempt to entice drinking customers in to their... Read more

Relationships are tough enough as it is to maintain successfully. With wildland firefighters, factors like unpredictable... Read more

Although only about the size of a mouse turd, Dendroctonus ponderosae, also known as the Mountain Pine Beetle, has been ... Read more