PintheQ Productions: Paul Hashagen FDNY
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Episode #20: PintheQ had an amazing conversation with FDNY Legend, Paul Hashagen. Paul is also a past Chief with the Freeport Volunteer Fire Department, Truck Co. 1 (Excelsior Hook & Ladder). We talked about his career as a Firefighter and the amazing brothers he worked with as a fireman with the FDNY. Paul is also a member of the Freeport Vol. Fire Department on Long Island, we also spoke about Freeport. The interview was conducted at his volunteer Firehouse.
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Brother Paul one of the greatest fireman ever! I sure do miss the nights in the kitchen so many memories!
Joel Kanasky thank you for watching Brother
Joel my brother, a true rescue man!
A true legend @PaulHashagen and to Joel Kanasky too. Sending well wishes from England.
@@R1FOG thanks for signing my book order brother. I wasn’t expecting that. Just finishing my first of many great books of yours
Great interview. Paul appears to be a genuinely humble man. I will be purchasing a few of his books.
What a legend! He’s so right about not caring a bit about fame in the public eye, but what your brothers think about you is what really matters. Thanks for your hard work brother. Your helping keep stories like his alive forever
I am a firefighter in Argentina, and listening to a legend like Paul Hashagen, from the fire department that inspired me to become one, is truly incredible. Greetings to Paul, and to all firefighters in the United States of America. I hope one day to serve there!
To all of the members of Res1Cue past and present, from one rescue brother to another thank you for your insigts and service
What great interview brother. Im a FF 35 years, loved everything about it. Like Paul talks about its not the same. So many things has changed, and sometimes not for the better. I came in at time of pull up boots, the back step, and bells. My entire family was FDNY back to the 1930's. My grandfather was engine co. 6 and then rescue 1, My uncles were Engine 36, and ladder 28, rescue 4. We have close to 100 years of service with FDNY in my family. It's a brotherhood like no other. No one truly knows unless you do this type of work. Happy retirement paul.
"OUTSTANDING" interview.
Memories of a lifetime..thank you for sharing this with us!
Living legend. Respect.
What an awesome man let alone a firefighter. Thank you
Paul thank you for your service and your insight.
I realy enjoyed this interview you did an excellent job of portraying the highs and lows of being one of New York's Bravest
Like you as a kid I spent a lot of time around the fire house, the one and only Truck 1 FFD. My father was a dead end kid and Captian in the sixty's. I have a lot of fond memories of that fire house and the prople in it. I did not get involved in the fire service untill I moved off of Long Island and saw a friends house burn to the ground. Thirty eight years later I am still pulling hose and enjoy the gratatude of a job well done.
Next time im down in Freeport I would like to look you up.
Stay safe brother,
Chuck Perez
Thank you so much for this interview, brilliant, thanks Paul for participating
OUTSTANDING
This is my 5th time watching this and the stories never get old.
Agreed he’s the real deal.
Fdny , love the interviews and documentaries on the fdny. Fascinating, compelling , intriguing!!.
I came upon this by accident, and I am glad that I did. Excellent interview. I am now subscribing. Keep up the good work!
AWESOME, Thanks for a Great interview!!!
I've visited Rescue 1 and was able to see the cartoon wall.
It would be cool to own a poster version of that.
Brother paul great ff artist book writer and man thank you paul
Glad you enjoyed it
To be Honest, This is such an incredible interview. Such valuable insight from a True Fireman .
I'm both Thankful and Honored to see this.
This episode right here will continue to inspire the future of the fire service. God Bless.
Arrreayyiiesseare THANK YOU
You spent time with one of the best of the best! Great interview with Paul.
I stumbled across this only because I follow Mr. Hashagen on social media. Definitely following this channel now. What an amazing interview. And what an amazing opportunity to speak with one of FDNYs best. Keep up the great work brother!
Danny Maicher THANK YOU!
Just watched this podcast, what a brilliant interview. I’ve watched Paul before talking and found his life and RES1CUE stories so interesting that I could sit and listen to them for hours. From a UK FF, keep safe over there.
Chris Hearn thank you!
Awesome interview. Thank you for posting!
A great interview with a fine fireman, and a very good author.
Thank you for this!
Excellent interview
Excellent show brother!! God bless!!!
Thank you!
Great job
At the beginning of the interview, Hashagen pays homage to the toughness of firefighters back in the day who operated without the benefit of modern turnout gear and other innovations designed to make the job "safer". Breathtaking images captured during the "War Years" by Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist Paul Thayer go along way to illustrate that point. These images considered by many to be among the best in the history of fire photography can be viewed by going to fdnyheroes.com
Good stuff
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DCFD's loss was certainly Freeport and FDNY's gain...
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Is the host a FDNY firefighter?
No, the host is a Firefighter in NJ
Why the panoramic view? Who cares of the expanse of the room?
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55:43 Freeport fire