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Within Thin Lines

Within Thin Lines

Written by: WTLpodcast Directors and Cadre
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 We are the WTL podcast, “Where Training Leads.” Our philosophy here is that excellences is all of our own individual responsibilities. And that responsibility starts Within the Thin Line communities. We thrive to provide our members a place at our table, just like at the firehouse, where they can solve all the worlds problems; share their stories, reflect on experiences, learn from and educate one another, and most importantly, understand the need for mental and physical strength conditioning. We provide a safe haven for members to know that it’s okay to not be okay, and that some of the best support they can find is from their very own brothers and sisters of their communities. We are a veteran owned; Firefighter, Medic, LEO/Nurse hosted podcast organization, accredited to provide educational training events and self reflections as we are witnessed to “have the conversations nobody wants to have, but need to have.” Welcome to the WTL podcast, grab a seat, enjoy your stay. Our honor is through your success.Within Thin Lines© Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Self-Help Success
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  • Disciplined Initiative

    Disciplined Initiative
    Jan 27 2024

    Welcome back to the Within Thin Lines Podcast, Where Training Leads.

    On this long overdue episode, Cadre members Mary and Vince discuss how to overcome workplace challenges in defining roles between the leader and the led. How trust amongst the workforce ultimately plays an imperative role in the improvement of morale.

    Here at the WTL Foundation, we understand that it has been quite a while since we've released a podcast episode. However, this organization has achieved a lot of progression into the training and education world. But to you all, as loyal listeners of the show, we still hear you, and we thank you for the continued support and trust in our mission.

    This is the Art of Conversation.

    Visit us at www.StayWTL.com to learn more about what we've been up to!

    Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, Stay Within Thin Lines.

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    2 hrs and 11 mins
  • "Just MacGyver it"

    "Just MacGyver it"
    Aug 9 2023

    Welcome back Within Thin Lines.

    In this episode, the Cadre of WTL come together on a Random Wednesday and discuss the life of Rural EMS. Join us in our conversation about training, education, and the importance of being able to MacGyver your skills.

    As always, if you, someone you know, or your agency could use any of our support for mental health, training, and gear supply/resupply, we invite you to reach out to us via email at Support@stayWTL.com or call/text us at (844)STAY-WTL

    Never forget, you do matter, and we have your six and twelve.

    Call/text 988 for immediate mental health support any time.

    "While Excellence is the Responsibility of those amongst these Thin Lines, the Discipline is Strengthened from Within."

    Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, Stay Within Thin Lines.
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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • Stewardship of instructors

    Stewardship of instructors
    Apr 8 2023

    Welcome back Within Thin Lines.

    In this episode, the Cadre of WTL come together and express their values and experience as stewards of instructors.

    Join us in our conversation about how an instructor should be, and the traits that make an instructor a leader.

    As always, if you, someone you know, or your agency could use any of our support for mental health, training, and gear supply/resupply, we invite you to reach out to us via email at Support@stayWTL.com or call/text us at (833)STAY-WTL

    Never forget, you do matter, and we have your six and twelve.

    Call/text 988 for immediate mental health support any time.

    "While Excellence is the Responsibility of those amongst these Thin Lines, the Discipline is Strengthened from Within."

    Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, Stay Within Thin Lines.
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    1 hr and 28 mins
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