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This Tales from Bark Mountain, is a routine rescue quickly becomes something much bigger.

When a pickup truck crashes near Salmon Creek, Fire Chief Steve, Goose and the Bark Mountain Firefighters race against time. They not only need to help an injured driver, but also to protect one of Bark Mountain’s most precious waterways.

For Firefighter Jake, it’s another opportunity to learn.

With every alarm, every decision, and every lesson from the experienced firefighters around him, Jake is growing one call at a time.

With teamwork, quick thinking, and Goose helping, the crew learns that protecting others sometimes means protecting the world around us, too.

This Tales from Bark Mountain episode was created and narrated by Steve Serbic

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Artist: : Benjamin Tissot

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This episode of Tales from Bark Mountain, a routine elevator rescue becomes something much bigger. When a mother and her two young children become trapped inside a hot elevator for hours, the firefighters discover that sometimes the most important rescue isn’t opening the doors.

it’s helping the family feel safe while they wait. Through laughter, kindness, ice cream, stories, and the comforting presence of Goose the Fire Dog, one frightened family learns that even though they are stuck, they are never alone.

This heartwarming story reminds us that courage grows when someone stays by our side, especially during life’s hardest moments.

This Tales from Bark Mountain episode was created and narrated by Steve Serbic

Music from Bensound.com

License code: JOMKAMTPZ2OJIAIF

Artist: : Benjamin Tissot

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This Tales from Bark Mountain podcast is about building your confidence, and what it looks and feels like for a firefighter.

This episode is about Jake, the newest firefighter at the Bark Mountain Fire Department. He’s eager to learn, works hard every day, and dreams of becoming the kind of firefighter others can count on.

But even the best firefighters make mistakes.

Sometimes one small mistake can make us question everything we thought we were capable of. It can shake our confidence and make us wonder if we’re really good enough.
Some narratives we create for ourselves are not always truthful, and sometimes we need family and friends to help us see the light.

This Tales from Bark Mountain episode was created and narrated by Steve Serbic

Music from Bensound.com

License code: JOMKAMTPZ2OJIAIF

Artist: : Benjamin Tissot

Check out goosethefiredog.com for pictures and more stories