Join IFC and support us with your Membership! In this episode of Warrior Wednesday, we sit down with Firefighter Paramedic Tony Henry for a wide-ranging and deeply personal conversation about service, legacy, and the outdoors. Tony reflects on the recent passing of his father and the profound role he played in shaping Tony's love for fishing, conservation, and time spent outdoors—values that continue to guide him today.
We also discuss Tony's career in the fire service, his work advancing medical education and emergency care for police K9s, and the shared understanding that injuries and trauma don't happen on a schedule. Whether in the field, on the range, or in everyday life, being prepared to care for yourself or the people around you is just as important as any other skill.
The conversation rounds out with a look at Iowa's incredible upland and recreational hunting opportunities, the importance of habitat conservation, and maintaining access to public land for future generations. This episode is a powerful reminder of how family, faith, service, personal responsibility, and the Second Amendment intersect in everyday life.
