Episode 17: My Experience Flying Helicopter R...

Charis Work is an SMS expert from New Zealand. Working in the country with the highest number of helicopters-per-capita, Charis knows how to tailor a safety system around the actual people it serves. In this conversation, I’ll speak with Charis about crafting SMS that makes us bo ...  Show more

Each year more than half a million patients in the US are transported by air ambulance. EMS flight teams face the unique challenge of navigating the inherent risks of flight with the added stresses that come with emergency care. So how can we provide them the safest environment p ...  Show more

In today’s intuitive flow, I wanted to take a step back and reflect on my experience of Hurricane Helene. The storm has absolutely devastated the community and the land I’ve called home for 3 years, and no one could have predicted the magnitude of it. In this episode, I share ...

Episode 74: POV: YOU MY THERAPIST

This weeks episode is a lil wack but, First I want to ask all of you a favor. Please when you have a moment today, maybe when you are drinking your morning coffee, when you're eating lunch, when you lay your head down tonight, or whenev ...

20 years ago, Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast. StoryCorps was there in the aftermath, recording interviews with survivors in the cities where they fled. The stories in this episode— many captured only weeks after the storm— bear witness to one of the worst natural disasters ...  Show more

1,800 lives lost and hundreds of thousands displaced. But the storm left behind more than physical damage. It exposed the lasting psychological toll disasters can take. Nearly 20 years later, catastrophic weather events have only become more common. Dr. Stefan Schulenberg, a lead ...  Show more