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Culture

Shakespeare and Seatbelts

Twenty years apart, two firefighter deaths challenge the fire service to look at the culture surrounding seatbelt use and what we can do to change it

By Dr. Burton A. Clark, EFO

A Prayer for My Brother

A painting honors the courage and brotherhood of firefighters while returning to the station where the artist’s journey began

By William S. Phillips

Chicago Fire: Real Smoke Meets Real Brotherhood

Now heading into its 15th season, the TV series honors the legacy of Backdraft and the Windy City’s firefighters

By CRACKYL Staff

343 Miles

Inside LIVESTRONG’s push into the fire service, and why its president believes support for a cancer diagnosis should arrive as fast as the truck does

By Kory Pearn, Founder, Publisher, and Editor-in-Chief, CRACKYL Magazine

A Fire Service Through Female-Colored Lenses

The fire service was built to read smoke. As more of its calls become human crises, the women joining its ranks may be well placed to help it read people.

By Shauna ‘Doc’ Springer

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Culture

Shakespeare and Seatbelts

A Prayer for My Brother

Chicago Fire: Real Smoke Meets Real Brotherhood

343 Miles

A Fire Service Through Female-Colored Lenses

Strong Enough To Keep Giving with Genna McMillan

If the Opposite of Grief Is Forgetting, Then Some Grief Has No Expiry Date

A Living Tribute

Helping Hands At The Pentagon

The Voices That Stayed

Shoes Under The Desk

The Cable They Ran

The Sky Went Silent

The Harbor Lift

9/11 – 25 Years Later

25 Years Later: The Weight We Carry, The Ground We’ve Gained

When a Name Finds You

Culture

Shakespeare and Seatbelts

A Prayer for My Brother

Chicago Fire: Real Smoke Meets Real Brotherhood

343 Miles

A Fire Service Through Female-Colored Lenses

Strong Enough To Keep Giving with Genna McMillan

If the Opposite of Grief Is Forgetting, Then Some Grief Has No Expiry Date

A Living Tribute

Helping Hands At The Pentagon

The Voices That Stayed

Shoes Under The Desk

The Cable They Ran

The Sky Went Silent

The Harbor Lift

9/11 – 25 Years Later

25 Years Later: The Weight We Carry, The Ground We’ve Gained

When a Name Finds You