On the April edition of the Annals of Emergency Medicine Podcast, Rory and Ryan discuss video laryngoscope in kids, the state of geriatric emergency departments, and much, much more.

On the March episode of the Annals of Emergency Medicine Podcast Ryan and Rory discuss the efficacy of nerve blocks for headaches, pediatric head trauma, trauma outcomes in rural vs urban medical centers.

On the February episode of the Annals of Emergency Medicine podcast, Rory and Ryan discuss ultra-rapid rule-out strategies using a high-sensitivity troponin, time-to-airway management in OHCA, and much more.

Rory and Ryan start the new year by discussing the state of EM, fixed vs weight-based PCC dosing, the risk of DVT in patients with ankle fractures, and much more.

In the December issue of Annals, Rory and Ryan discuss video vs direct laryngoscope, all things ketamine, the state of the EM workforce, and the existence and relevance of the median glossoepiglottic fold.

In this month’s podcast, Rory and Ryan discuss POCUS for intussusception, availability heuristic, clinicians adherence to PPE guidelines and much more.

On the October Podcast Ryan and Rory discuss the effects of COVID-19 on the economy of emergency care, the modified sgarbossa criteria and the utility of frailty instruments in the emergency department.

This month, Rory and Ryan discuss the utility tetanus decision support, risk of TBI in small infants, cephalosporin resistance, and much, much more!

Rory and Ryan discuss Droperidol, the HEART Score, machine learning's ability to predict ICU admission, and much much more.

This month's episode covers articles revisiting the COVID-19 peak from late 2020, Emergency Department throughput, and a massive project from New South Wales describing test ordering variation.