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In this episode, we sit down with Scott Stockinger, a professional firefighter and paramedic with the Dearborn Fire Department, and his two children, Cole and Amber. During the COVID lockdown, a conversation at home changed everything. Scott’s children opened up about their experiences growing up with a firefighter father, revealing fears, worries, and emotions he had never fully realized. This discussion provides a rare look into the unseen burdens carried by first responder families. The episode explores how a first responder’s career impacts their loved ones, when childhood admiration shifts to concern, and how parents in emergency services can balance honesty with protection.

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