From the FDNY Fire Zone in New York City, the FDNY, FDNY Foundation and its Partners, introduce the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids! The show brings together FDNY members, fire and life safety educators, New York City students, and more to empower all who listen with lifesaving information on a wide array of topics.
Episode One: Be #FDNYSmart about Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms!Created by: FDNY Foundation
Started: October 9th, 2018
Status: Active, 35 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
<a href="https://soundcarrot.com/shows/shows/fdny-smart/page/4/" title="SoundCarrot.com - Children's podcasts"><img src="https://soundcarrot.com/img/sc-sm.png" alt="Listen On SoundCarrot" style="width: 200px; height: auto" /></a>In this episode of the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids!, the season premiere for the 2021-2022 school year, we are celebrating the annual Fire Prevention campaign! Every year, firefighters, like our host FDNY Captain Michael Kozo, teach adults and kids alike about how to stay safe from fire. In 2021, we’re discussing the “sounds of fire safety.” Join Cap, his student co-host Chloe, Chief of Department Thomas Richardson, Hot Dog and Retired Firefighter Danny Glover as they explore this important topic. Together, we can all be #FDNYSmart!
From the brand new FDNY Fire Zone in Rockefeller Center, host FDNY Captain Michael Kozo and Chloe, our student co-host from Brooklyn, discuss how everyone in your home can practice fire safety in the kitchen and also highlight the new features of New York City’s fire and life safety educational center. Cooking is the number one cause of home fire and home fire injuries, so discussing precautions you can take in the kitchen will help make you #FDNYSmart. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its Partners.
An Automated External Defibrillator, or AED, can be a lifesaving device for someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. In this episode of the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids!, Host EMT Sarah McShane and student co-host Chloe, a 4th grader from Brooklyn, talk about what an AED looks like, how it is used and how to find one. With help from EMT Elvis Velez of the FDNY Mobile CPR unit, we also discuss how this small, portable, easy-to-use medical device, when coupled with hands-only CPR, can save lives. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its Partners.
It’s true that the most common way to be burned in the home is through contact with heat or flames. But, in this episode of the FDNY Smart podcast for kids, Host EMT Sarah McShane and student co-host Chloe, a 4th grader from Brooklyn, discuss other common burn risks kids should be know. And they may surprise you! We also talk to Chief Cesar Escobar of the FDNY EMS Academy about ways to treat a burn and how to know when to seek medical help. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its Partners.
We are having a holiday party! In this episode of the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids!, we join all of our hosts while they celebrate the season together. With help from students from Brooklyn, Retired Firefighter Danny Glover, and student co-host Chloe, a 4th grader from Brooklyn, keep things peaceful and bright as they review some important holiday fire and life safety tips with Captain Michael Kozo and EMT Sarah McShane. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its partners.
Fire is not a toy! No one should play with matches, lighters, candles and the gas stove. Children are curious and naturally want to explore, but fire is dangerous. In this episode for the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids!, FDNY Captain Michael Kozo and student co-host Chloe, a 4th Grader from Brooklyn, talk about the dangers of playing with fire and how we can all help keep our homes safe. We speak to Fire Marshal Bryan Waite about the innovative FDNY Youth Firesetters Intervention Program – a free program that works to educate and evaluate kids (under 13) who are engaging in fire play. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its partners.
When someone’s heart has stopped, it is critical that bystanders not only call 911… starting CPR will help that person and increase their chance of survival. In this episode of the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids!, FDNY EMT Sarah McShane and her student co-host Chloe, a Third Grader from Brooklyn, discuss the technique of hands-only CPR and how families can be prepared during emergencies. We also join the FDNY CPR Team at Marie Curie School for Medicine, Nursing and Health Professions in the Bronx where high school students learn how to perform hands-only CPR. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its Partners.
At home, burns occur most often in the kitchen or bathroom. In this episode of the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids!, FDNY EMT Sarah McShane and her student co-host Chloe, a Third Grader from Brooklyn, discuss precautions your family can take to avoid burns or being scalded. With help from our students from Brooklyn, Chief Lillian Bonsignore of the FDNY EMS Academy and EMT Elvis Velez from FDNY Community Affairs also provide safety tips including how to treat a burn and when to call for help. This podcast is brought to you with support from the FDNY Foundation and its Partners. Be #FDNYSmart and learn to protect yourselves from burns!
Created by: FDNY Foundation
Started:
October 9th, 2018
Status: Active, 35 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
When Chloe is sent off to live with her mysterious and eccentric grandmother she learns an unbelievable secret. Grandma Ivy is none other than Mother Nature herself! And Chloe is next in line to assume to the power and responsibility of the job. Can a twelve-year old learn to balance the entire world’s ecosystem while just trying to fit in at her new school? Only Mother Nature knows.
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