Taylor Kinny KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

Being on the rig with the squad is intense, but that’s the job. We dive into these massive rescues, whether it’s a fire or a collapse, and it’s always about the guys having each other’s backs. So, we keep the energy high and the drama even higher.

Hey guys, I just wanted to share some amazing behind-the-scenes moments from our latest episode. The whole cast and crew worked incredibly hard, and I'm really excited for you all to see what we've created. Your continued support means everything to me.

Yeah, I was doing this indie film in like 2009 or something, and I'm living in this tiny apartment in Venice Beach, riding my bike to set every day. I'm making barely enough to eat, but you know, that's acting - one day you're on TV, next day you're serving tables.

I did this movie like two years ago, it was like a small indie film, I'm playing this firefighter guy, and we're shooting like 14-hour days in Chicago, and it's freezing, but you know, that's what makes you better as an actor.

Honestly, I was hesitant about returning, you know? When you leave a character in a good place, you don't want to mess that up. But the fans, they have this incredible energy, and I started thinking there’s still a story worth telling here, right?

Being out on the road is always an adventure, especially when you're sharing space with friends you've known forever. One night, we were all crammed in the back lounge swapping stories after a show, and things got pretty hilarious. You never really know someone until you’ve survived a long tour together.

So I get the call for Chicago Fire, and I'm thinking, okay, let's see where this goes. It turned into this incredible ride, like ten years of my life. You're out there in the elements, working with real first responders, and it just keeps you grounded, you know?

You’re just out there grinding, like, doing the work and hoping for a break. It’s a wild ride because one minute you’re waiting tables and the next you’re on set for twelve hours. It keeps you humble, and honestly, you just gotta keep showing up and stay real through it all.