SHIFTing Our Stories

Police wife and amazing human Elizabeth Rackley shares with us her story and how her story helped her to help hundreds of others during the events of 2020.

The start of a new year always brings with it a renewed sense of self improvement. But do resolutions really work? Join us as we discuss how 2020 changed our outlook on goals for the new year and how we want to spend our time.

Paramedic school is unlike anything else. There is a special understanding medics have with each other after going through it. Join us on this episode as we talk with two paramedic students and they let us in to their crazy, exciting world!

He describes himself as having a Bluetooth signal looking to be paired up constantly. Paramedic and Leathersmith Jonathan Baker is an empath who says that from an early age he has been able to sense and take on the feelings of those around him. Join us in this episode as he tells us what its like being an empath in EMS and life in general. Get ready to laugh and have all the feels.

The first part of this episode is Christmas at the station with the Fire Family, what its like and how we make it work. Then Jen talks about what holidays are like from the perspective of a public service spouse. Really good stuff and a huge shout out to all the villages!

In this episode we are joined by an ER nurse who tells us how they have been dealing with the pandemic inside the hospital walls and how she has been dealing with it at home. Join us as we get a glimpse at a hospital insider's view of pandemic life.

It's a get to know your host episode, all about Jen!

We were so blessed to be joined by Jeremy Urekew and unravel his amazing story. His infectious energy and laughter had us on such a high we made this a double episode!

Balance and Perspective, which comes first? Join us as we discuss this along with more from Tania Glenn's book Code Four. And chime in on our social media pages to let us know your thoughts on Jen's metaphor of paper plates and life!

This episode takes us in to Tania Glenn's book Code 4 and a look at how first responders see things, need help and what that help looks like. We had so much good discussion it turned in to a part one of two! Enjoy this episode and stay tuned for part deux!