Join us for an interview with Colonel Dr. Cuddy, Neurosurgeon, U.S. Army Reserve Surgeon from Charleston, South Carolina, where he recently shared insights into his journey and the field of neurosurgery.

Join us for an exciting conversation with EMT/Medical Student Mike Brennan. In today’s episode, Brennan brought up many enthralling ideas. We discussed how EMS prepared him for medical school, how he managed the high pressure as a medical scribe at a trauma center, and what kept him motivated through medical school.

Join us for an informative discussion with Dr. Agarwal from Maine Medical Center. She is an MD/PhD-trained epidemiologist and emergency medicine physician who focuses on researching how the work environment affects physicians and their clinical practice. Some exciting ideas we discussed included her views on how EM has evolved from a hospital standpoint and how the pandemic may have changed the landscape of epidemiology.

Join us for a unique conversation with Rachel Douglas, an Advanced EMT, and US Army Combat Medic with the 68W (pronounced as "sixty-eight whiskey"). In today's episode, Douglas discusses her journey into the field of EMS, the distinctions between a civilian medic and an army combat medic, and how she trained for both roles.

Join us for an intriguing conversation with EMT/Nurse Ramsey Malieswski. In today’s episode, Malieswski highlighted many interesting topics and ideas. Some topics we discussed included the role of a rapid-response nurse, how it differs from EMS responsibilities, and how he prioritizes care in high-emergency situations.

Join us for an intriguing discussion with Paramedic Grimm from URI EMS. This compelling episode traces her journey from a high school student fascinated by medical dramas to her current role as a paramedic in a coastal community. Paramedic Grimm shares insights from her college EMS experience, emphasizing the diverse range of calls she encountered. She delves into the critical role of teamwork in emergency response and outlines the essential qualities that define exceptional EMS providers.

Join us for an exciting conversation with Paramedic Bockewitz from Austin Travis County EMS. In this episode, Paramedic Bockewitz highlighted many interesting and thought-provoking ideas. Some ideas we discussed included his introduction to EMS and his approach to helping patients cope with the traumas they encountered.

In today's podcast episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Georgeanne Freeman, a Doctor of Osteopathic Family Medicine. During our interview, Dr. Freeman highlights her journey to DO, how emergency medicine plays a role in her family medicine clinic, the relationship between EM and DO, and much more.