The Overrun

Halloween is special time of year. Spooky skeletons and vampires everywhere! But how would you treat a vampire? Do werewolves

Dr. Jim Ducanto is an anesthesiologist that discusses airway management like it’s the final scene of an action movie. It’s

We know. We hate it too. SARS-CoV-2 is still rampant in the United States, and with the emergence of the

Ed Van Wagner works with DT4EMS, a program that teaches self-defense tactics for EMS personnel. We, as an industry are

Michael Greco is the Vice President of Local 2507, who represents the EMTs, Paramedics and Fire Inspectors of the Fire Department of the City of New York. You may remember we had him on last in Episode 29, and unfortunately, conditions have not improved much since our last talk.

We’re going to circle back to our mental health for this episode! Anna sits down with Troy Longo, paramedic and

Happy EMS Week! We got together to discuss our worst EMS Week gifts, why night shift never gets any fresh food, and why we should change EMS Week to better work for our profession!

Ed and Dan are back, this time talking about care of burn patients outside of the hospital. Burn injuries are high-acuity, low occurrence events (HALO), and it's easy to miss things that may have a bigger impact on your patient than previously thought.

Ed and Dan are the hosts for our latest "What The Actual..." episode, where we take a look at an EMS train wreck and try to learn from it...or at least try to figure out what the heck happened.

This time, we travel to Sedgwick County, Kansas, where a prehospital attempt at palliative care goes way off the rails, resulting in everyone involved being sanctioned...except the one you'd think.

Ed and Dan sit down with Dr. Peter Antevy and talk about how we can do better with pediatric arrests. Dr. Antevy’s programs in Florida have dramatically improved their pediatric survival from cardiac arrest, by focusing on the basics, staying on scene to resuscitate before moving to the hospital, and by engaging parents with WHY we are doing what we do on scene.