ER Docs and Crucial Talks

How can we find common ground?  How can we find unity instead of finding division among ourselves?  This discussion tonight is a deep discussion Cullen and Raj had a few days ago to try and understand some of the ongoing stresses and issues that COVID-19 has brought to our communities, our jobs, and our relationships.

They talk about anxiety and some prolific advice from an amazing thinker, Naval Ravikant.  We all have anxiety - let's admit it.  What can we do about it?  How can we wrestle it and understand it in order to simply get rid of it or reduce it?

We have two opportunities in life at the fork in the road -- go left or go right.  Left is more fighting, more anger, and more stress.  Going right is taking a deep breath, giving up our ego, and finding more understanding among in our community, our friends, and loved ones.  What will you choose the next time you're at this fork in life's road?

Links from the show:

Tim Ferris Podcast - Interview with Naval Ravikant on Happiness & Anxiety
https://tim.blog/2020/10/14/naval/

Anthony de Mello - "Awareness"
https://g.co/kgs/MwjHc4

The intro and exit music is written and performed by Cullen Kehoe. 

If you love what you're hearing, please consider leaving us a 5 star rating and writing a review on your favorite podcast app!  Thanks to our dedicated and new listeners for tuning in.

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.   Any ideas or opinions suggested in the show links do not necessarily reflect the opinions or ideas of Cullen and Raj, nor any of the organizations or entities they are affiliated with professionally.

You do not want to miss this discussion.  We are privileged to interview two amazing women on the forefront of the social media evolution.  Caitlin & Dani are two ladies who have created several companies that engage and optimize other businesses who seek to optimize their business' social media platform.  Love it or hate it, social media is here to stay and it will continue to be a pervasive influence in all of our lives.  Cullen and Raj discuss with these transformative vanguards of the field how social media can be done responsibly and respectably without sacrificing your moral compass.  Ultimately they discuss -- is social media good or bad for our society?  How can it be utilized safely?  Will social media play a role in bringing this country together?

We discuss this Netflix documentary:
"Social Dilemma"
https://www.netflix.com/title/81254224

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The intro and exit music is written and performed by Cullen Kehoe.

If you love what you're hearing, please consider leaving us a 5 star rating and writing a review on your favorite podcast app!  Thanks to our dedicated and new listeners for tuning in.

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.  

Additionally any ideas or opinions expressed in the links above or by the guests on our show do not necessarily reflect our own personal or professional opinions, or the opinions of any organizations that we currently or formerly worked for or represented.  Thanks again for listening!

Thank you for joining us for part 2 of this awesome discussion.  Moving forward tonight, you are going to meet a badass critical care/ER nurse named Ana.  She will tell her harrowing story of how she almost died from Covid but fought back to survive to get back to her husband and kids.  Ana is the woman in the arena, and her story is incredibly compelling.  Please join us, we are so privileged to have her on tonight.  If you love our content please leave us a 5 star rating. 

Our intro and exit music is the intellectual genius of Cullen Kehoe.

Cullen:  Woodford Reserve: 9/10
Raj:  Weller Antique 107: 8.5/10

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Link to the Man in the Arena Speech:

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/63389/roosevelts-man-arena

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.  

Additionally any ideas or opinions expressed in the links above or by the guests on our show do not necessarily reflect our own personal or professional opinions, or the opinions of any organizations that we currently or formerly worked for or represented.  Thanks again for listening!

Welcome back!  Tonight we have a very special two part episode for you.  Cullen and Raj are going to discuss "Man in the Arena," a speech by Teddy Roosevelt that went on to become one of the greatest speeches of all time.  They discuss how it applies to our country's division right now and what we can practically do to bring our nation back together, one encounter at a time.  Bring your bourbon or your drink of choice, this will be an amazing discussion.  Thank you to our loyal and new followers and please leave a 5 star rating!!

Our intro and exit music is written and performed by Cullen Kehoe.

Link to the Man in the Arena Speech:

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/63389/roosevelts-man-arena

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.  

Additionally any ideas or opinions expressed in the links above or by the guests on our show do not necessarily reflect our own personal or professional opinions, or the opinions of any organizations that we currently or formerly worked for or represented.  Thanks again for listening!

Welcome back and thanks for listening!  Tonight we are pleased to have on a guest who is an inspiration to so many people.  Cameron DeHaven is a badass paramedic and the CEO/Founder of Sneaker Heartz, a charity he created and operates that gets sneakers and shoes of all sorts to those simply in need of them.  We get into some heavy topics on this episode, including alcohol addiction and recovery from addiction.  Cullen drives this interview and we discuss many important concepts like being a role model for those around even when you don't even know they are looking.  Visit Cam's website at http://www.sneakerheartz.com

Follow Cam and Raj on Instagram:
@rk_sneakerz
@sneaker_heartz

Additionally, if you or anyone you know is suffering from any type of addiction, please get help or get them help, and you can consider the SAMSHA hotline (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) at 1-800-662-HELP or 1-800-662-4357.  Also visit http://www.samhsa.gov for more information.

If you love our podcast, please help us move this production forward by leaving us a 5 star review on your podcast app.     

Our intro and exit music is the intellectual genius of Cullen Kehoe.

Check us out on YouTube now!
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Links:

Ted Talk:  The Secret Sneaker Market and Why it Matters:
https://youtu.be/q49LtMyXK7Q

Jordan Peterson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-oNXuLDIfU

Jocko Podcast
https://jockopodcast.com/

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.  

Additionally any ideas or opinions expressed in the links above or by the guests on our show do not necessarily reflect our own personal or professional opinions, or the opinions of any organizations that we currently or formerly worked for or represented.  Thanks again for listening!

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Cullen and Raj get into the weeds on some good and bad cases.  They discuss how they decompress and lead the debriefings on tragic cases.  Buckle in because this is a difficult episode to listen to.

Our intro and exit music is the intellectual genius of Cullen Kehoe.

Carpe Diem:
https://youtu.be/vi0Lbjs5ECI

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.  Thanks again for listening!

Tonight's episode is a special one.  Cullen and Raj invite a dear friend, Deepak, "D," and get into the weeds discussing fraternity, the "spiritual resume," and outline practical ways to make your friendships more meaningful and more fulfilling.  Also we talk about life purpose. Hang on tight, this one will take some interesting twists and turns! 

Our intro and exit music is written and performed by Cullen Kehoe.

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Contact us at:  [email protected]

If you enjoy our podcast please consider giving us a 5-star rating, thank you! 

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.  

Additionally any ideas or opinions expressed in the links above or by the guests on our show do not necessarily reflect our own personal or professional opinions, or the opinions of any organizations that we currently or formerly worked for or represented.  Thanks again for listening!

Welcome to the new podcast! 

This is a re-post of "Meet Jack Kehoe", so you may have already heard this one.

Raj interviews Jack Kehoe tonight, Cullen's father.  This is a special moment for both Raj and Cullen.  Jack is 85 years old and has so much valuable life experience.  Raj pulls on his history and asks him some hard questions about faith, life, and the future of this world.  Jack does not disappoint.  Enjoy this heartfelt discussion amongst three great friends.

Our intro and exit music is written and performed by Cullen Kehoe.

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.  

Additionally any ideas or opinions expressed in the links above or by the guests on our show do not necessarily reflect our own personal or professional opinions, or the opinions of any organizations that we currently or formerly worked for or represented.  Thanks again for listening!

Welcome to the new and improved podcast! 

Tonight, Cullen and Raj get into many different topics, including COVID-19, friendships, division vs. cohesion in our country, self-reflection/meditation, and a great case of Raj's from many years ago. 

Hold on tight, it'll be a great ride!

Our intro and exit music is the intellectual genius of Cullen Kehoe.

Our podcast artwork is by an amazing friend, artist, father and ER paramedic Jacob Holm, on Instagram follow him as @juke_nudey and email at [email protected]

Shane Parrish - The Knowledge Podcast
https://fs.blog/knowledge-project/

DISCLAIMER:

The statements made and opinions expressed during this podcast are our own personal statements and opinions and should not be construed as the statements or opinions of any entity or institution that we may have been employed by or affiliated with at any time in our professional lives.  Additionally, we take patient confidentiality incredibly seriously.  For that reason, any references to stories about patients have purposefully been modified so as to not identify any particular patient or location.  Finally, while we are both doctors, nothing that we say in this podcast should be construed as medical advice.  If you are in need of medical advice, please contact your personal physician.  Also, while we are doctors, we are not your doctors.  Please discuss anything we discuss medically with your doctor.  Thanks again for listening!