Speaking Of Fire

Join us for a conversation about how fire claims are handled by companies and attorneys.

Please join us as we talk about how to be an expert witness by talking about the IAAI Expert Witness Courtroom Testimony course, which is an intense two and a half day course that guides the students through testifying as an Expert Witness in a real arson case.

Tune in for a discussion of the invaluable contributions and the legacy of Guy Sandy Burnette by people that new him.

Join Dr. David J. Icove and Gerald A. Haynes as they discuss the latest edition of the vital text for fire investigations. Learn about the new additions. This will be an interesting discussion.

Every year, hundreds of millions of dollars are lost to kitchen fires, many of which could have been prevented. Please join us as we talk with Phil Ackland, a world leading commercial kitchen fire investigation and prevention specialist about these types of fires as well his book, A Guide for Commercial Kitchen Fires, which was specifically written for building and fire inspectors, fire investigators, analysts, engineers, special experts and attorneys to provide a greater understanding of the performance of cooking appliances, the kitchen exhaust and fire-extinguishing systems.

Join us for a great discussion with a well known experienced investigator. Hear the difference in fire investigations between Louisiana and your area. War stories told within.

Join us for voices from the mountain, a judge and attorney discuss a fire homicide and civil cases.

Join us as we talk with an ultimate expert in wildland fires, Paul Steensland. Paul has over 48 years of combined fire/law enforcement experience with Cal Fire, the U.S. Forest Service and in private practice. He has investigated hundreds of wildland fires, including two of the largest fires in the history of South Dakota and Colorado. He has contributed to treaties and IF210. If you want to find out what happens with these large wildland fires, tune into our show and find out.

Join Mike and Donna while they interview two experts with views about national or regional investigation companies and smaller vs. larger firms. Do you want to own your own company or join another? Maybe we can help you decide.

Join us for discussion on private and public investigations in stopping the terrible crime of arson. Attorney Bridges and two P.I's with extensive experience will provide a lively discussion.

Join us as we speak with Insurance Expert Rhonda Lukie about insurance claims, arson, litigation and what the insurance industry is doing to deter fraudulent claims and assist us in being safe.

Join us for a case study of an Arson/homicide of two children by their mother. Find out what happened and what became of the mother.

Please join us and listen in to find out about services that you can call when fire strikes your home or business.

Join us along with Alex Koenen and Todd Kerkhoff as we talk about what State IAAI Chapters are doing along with how FD fire investigators cooperate with private fire investigators.

Please join us as we talk about the other factors of commercial kitchen fires with Bill Almon.

Join us and a very experienced attorney by the name of Lou Accurso to discuss propane explosions and preventive measures. This great attorney has years of litigation experience.

Please join us as we talk with Sandy Archer and Stuart Brozgold about FireAnalysis.Net and CFISFire.com, what they are all about, and what they can do for the industry.

Please join us as we talk with Samantha Peek and Jeremy Davis about the relationships between public and fire investigators. The relationships between public and private fire investigators are very important and although public investigators look at the criminal side and the private investigators look at the civil side, many times their investigations are parallel. When the public and private investigators share resources it creates a seamless investigation for both parties.

Please join us as we talk about how different fire departments and police agencies interact. Also, how does Federal Government assists (we're from the government, we're here to help you.)

Please join us as and Jason Ziph as we talk about accelerant canines. Accelerant detection dogs, often referred to as arson dogs, can be an effective tool when conducting a fire investigation. Trained to detect trace amounts of petroleum-based liquid accelerants, in either a raw or burned form, accelerant detection canines help pinpoint the location of critical evidence.