Sean Soler
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first heard May 2026
last heard 22 May
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Living The Red Life · From First Responder to Building a Global Survival Brand · 22 May 2026
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So by joking around about something, we lessen it.
Any of the horrific scenes that I've been on, I used to equate it to being on a movie set.
In the movie industry, we can make a set and we can make it look as real as possible and we are entertained by that.
But then they say cut and it's over.
So the way I used to work and the way I used to train and still to this day train is when I start seeing things that are making me uncomfortable and they're making me very edgy, if you will, I start thinking of myself as like playing out a role in a movie.
Oh, yeah.
And by doing that, what it does is it makes me –
capture that moment in time and it makes me a little bit more effective to deal with that person's emergency but i do also put myself first after i get done doing what i'm doing to acknowledge that if i need help or i need some type of understanding and where i'm going with it and that ultimately leads to the best i think the best way to tell or explain to first responders or future first responders
how they're going to, what they're going to partake in, and then give them an advice on how they may want to try to work through things that they're going to be bearing witness to.
Yeah.
And again, we've seen success in it in the industry.
We've seen success in it.
But the acting is, when you say acting, I want the audience to understand what the acting aspect, right?
So competency, acting the role and playing that part of the first responder is only one of a series of events.
The understanding and knowledge base that goes behind the uniform that you're wearing carries a lot.
You can make a break the interaction with the family member.
You talk to a family member with any type of any issues that you're having, you could turn around and it could become a problem very relatively quick.
Sure.
A lot of people ask us, or a lot of people have said to us, because we've traveled through the States, and we've been outside the United States, and a lot of people ask us, like, you'd never come here for us.
That's not the case.
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