In this episode we welcome Allison K., an ICU Nurse Educator at a level one trauma center in Boston MA. Allison is here to discuss the roles, responsibilities, and future of nursing education. As well as the challenges post pandemic, and possibility of A.I. in nursing. You won't want to miss this very educational episode!!!

In this episode we get a chance to speak with Hannah M., a dear friend and fellow ICU RN who will be taking her second trip to Africa with Mercy Ships, we discuss Mercy Ships, their history, what they do and who they help. We also discuss Hannah's experience onboard the ship and how those who would like to give can contribute. All aboard for this interesting informative episode!!!

In this episode we have a special guest, John, who discusses his use of Ketamine to treat depression, he shares his story, and we talk a bit about Ketamine, how it works, and its side effects and possible uses. You would have to be stuck in a K-hole not listen to this episode.

In this episode we have a special guest, Gina. Gina is on to share her story about her battle with colon cancer. We will discuss some statistics on colon cancer, then dive into her history with the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the US. We also get into some KMS podcast talk, which is how Gina discovered us in the first place. You won't want to miss this special episode!!!

In this episode we take a look at something that will make you sick that is neither bacteria, fungus, virus or other pathogen, today we discuss, the hangover. We will look at what causes them, and if there is any way to prevent them. You would have to be drunk to miss this episode!!!

In this episode we discuss the extremely fatal rabies virus, how it is spread, how it can be prevented, and its extremely high mortality rate. You will be foaming at the mouth for this Rhabdovirus.!!!!

In this episode we discuss Arsenic and acute and chronic toxic exposures, as well as the sources, pathology and treatments of this heavy metal. Ozzy himself would bang his head to this heavy metal breakdown!!!!!

In this episode we explore the enterobacteria Shigella, this nasty gut bug is responsible for close to 200 million infections world wide and one million deaths per year, and with new drug resistant strains becoming more common, it is a pathogen that needs to be watched. You will want to keep an eye on who prepares your food after listening to this episode!!!!