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The Talk Of Louisville Podcast Episode 79 Joey Cooper and Jamie Fackler from Lights and Sirens

36 min · 23 de jun de 2026
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On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Joey Cooper and Jamie Fackler from Lights and Sirens   Lights and Sirens Outdoors was founded by Baylie Cooper and her father, Joey Cooper, combining a shared passion for service, community, and the outdoors. Joey Cooper has served as a firefighter for over 26 years, beginning as a volunteer and now serving as a paid Captain with Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS. Known for his kindness and generosity, Joey has dedicated his life to serving others. When he’s not on duty, he finds comfort in the woods—enjoying the quiet, observing wildlife, and appreciating the simplicity of the outdoors. Baylie Cooper is currently pursuing her education full-time to become a Behavior Analyst while also working full-time as a registered behavioral therapist. Helping others isn’t just her career—it’s her calling. When she’s not studying or working, Baylie can be found outdoors doing what she loves most, finding peace and purpose in nature.     For more info visit lightsandsirensoutdoors.com [http://lightsandsirensoutdoors.com]

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