Mon, 16 Jan 2023 14:58:16 +0000Captivate.fmScott Orrhttps://artwork.captivate.fm/40908ffd-1906-4c24-be7e-2c80c1e2f9a1/1626b77a34f33da0a4146acb43329148.jpgScott OrrScott OrrTrue Fire is a podcast series that explores in depth the events that led up to line-of-duty deaths of American firefighters. Each episode is a docudrama — a factual re-telling of the incident that will make you feel like you are there. We create the picture in your mind of what was going on at the time. Our goal with True Fire is to memorialize the firefighters lost as they fought to save lives and preserve property. These people have given all in a job which most couldn’t imagine doing. Without them, our world would be a more dangerous place, and while they universally refuse the title “Hero,” their actions often go far beyond the requirements of the job and are, by definition, heroic.http://www.truefirepodcast.comnoserialhttps://feeds.captivate.fm/true-fire/PILOT: The Keokuk Duplex Fire | S01 E01https://api.spreaker.com/episode/27343255Wed, 10 Jun 2020 14:31:00 -070020:49nofull11It’s morning, three days before Christmas, 1999. Keokuk, Iowa. A small city along the banks of the Mississippi River, home to about 12,500 people. In a duplex on Franklin Street, a four-year-old boy named Jacob turns on a kitchen stove while his mother is still asleep. The burners start some plastic high-chair trays stored on top of the stove on fire. That fire soon spreads throughout the kitchen. Jacob runs upstairs to wake his mother, Melissa. She finds the smoke and heat too intense to get past it to her other children’s bedroom. The fire in the old house would be like no other the Keokuk Fire Department had ever experienced. On this episode of True Fire, we’ll look back at the Keokuk Apartment Fire tragedy and find out what lessons were learned.Scott Orr