Happy New Year! 2020 brought us a lot of challenges, as we all know. Dr. Salim Rezaie of RebelEM comes

They have finally arrived, and while it’s not the beginning of the end; it may be the end of the

On this episode, Dan gets to sit down virtually with Dr. Andrew Fisher, otherwise known as “Saint” Fisher, of the

In the FOAMed world, nothing is more loved than ketamine. There have been multiple podcasts and talks about the drug, and it's acquired a mythic status on the Internet med ed word.

But is what we think we know causing problems? Is the promise of ketamine as a drug the does it all lull us, and especially new clinicians, into a false sense of security? Has FOAMed put us on the wrong side of the Dunning-Kruger curve?

Meme culture has come to EMS. And few are doing it better than the meme lord known to his many thousands of followers as simply, THE ADMIN.

September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month. Dan sits down with Chris Divver, paramedic and fire officer who shares his story about trauma, stress, and growth. Chris is someone who by example has shown people in emergency services that post-trauma stress and survival can be done. We talk about therapy, EMDR, and other tools he's used to help him survive the injury.

Ed goes solo to interview Ashley Fitzpatrick, BSN, RN, EMT who was recently published in JEMS. Ashley’s paper “First Responders

Ed and Dan sit down with fellow colleague and paramedic Kate Bergen about her art series that she created during COVID-19, and how she uses art to help manage her stress levels working in the challenging environment of EMS in the US today

We got a chance to speak with Taylor and Anthony, you may have seen them on social media as the

Dan sits down with Scot Phelps, paramedic, historian, former Office of EMS Director, and attorney to discuss where we are going as a profession, how we need to look back and share our history with our newcomers (it's much more than 50+ years), and what we must do to move our profession forward.