
Northern Attitude- Noah Kahan
We are a small remote dispatch centre with 6 full time dispatchers that do the entire NorthWest Territories of Canada. We go to work when it’s dark and cold and leave when it’s dark and …
We are a small remote dispatch centre with 6 full time dispatchers that do the entire NorthWest Territories of Canada. We go to work when it’s dark and cold and leave when it’s dark and …
(To the tune of “Hallelujah”)
I heard the call, the voice was weak,
A frightened soul who couldn’t speak.
I closed my eyes and whispered, “I am with ya.”
I can relate to the words because as a Team, no matter whatever the day, week or month brings, we work together.
I have chosen the song I will survive by Gloria Gaynor for my agency. My dispatchers have been through so much and yet every single day they come in and give it their all.
Went the distance, now we’re not gonna stop.
Just a team and its will to survive!
It’s the EYE OF THE TIGER,
it’s the thrill of the fight.
Risin’ up to the challenge …
My submission, “Dispatch is a River,” is a remake of Doechii’s “Denial is a River” that portrays the real life of a 911 dispatcher. This submission includes a lyric video featuring the updated lyrics and a complete vocal replacement to bring the dispatch-themed version to life.
It’s your favorite song, you know its ebb and flow, its chorus and bridge, and you sing it with your chest wondering why you chose dispatch over Hollywood almost every ride into work. Over here like, “Simon, did you hear that?”
This song covers that Dispatch is the hidden entity. Being treated as an equal is how this song relates to Dispatch.
Song is about how we crave tragedy and chaos, but only when it’s happening to others.
The chorus’s line, “The moment, you own it, you better never let it go,” continually reminds me that so many are depending on me to do my job right.
“Crazy” by Gnarls Barkley resonates deeply with the high-stakes, emotionally charged environment of a 911 center. The song’s themes of questioning one’s sanity and feeling overwhelmed parallel the experiences of dispatchers who navigate life-or-death situations daily.
What does a team of superheroes look like? Walk into the University Of Miami’s Public Safety Communications Command Center on any given day to find out. Slyly disguising themselves behind neatly pressed Class A shirts …