Podcasts
Check out the EMS1 podcast resource center, featuring EMS1’s exclusive series: Inside EMS, hosted by Chris Cebollero and Kelly Grayson; and EMS One-Stop, hosted by Rob Lawrence.
From binge rates to “crew bonding,” Dr. Maria Koeppel unpacks how pressure shapes habits — and how Gen Z is changing them
Why “tough it out” is failing EMS — and what actually helps
Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore on recognizing EMS as an essential service with the funding and career pathways to match
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Our co-hosts discuss research regarding police-public interactions and if EMS could benefit and change anything with the findings
A Marine general’s blunt leadership truths meet a forward-looking vision of AI, autonomy and a profession that can’t stand still
Chris and Kelly are in a stand-off; is field experience a foundation … or just bad habits in disguise?
The no-BS approach to reading ABGs in the field
From the chief’s office to the back of the ambulance, leadership behavior sets the standard
Bob Davis and Hilary Gates discuss why communities — not just EMS — must act to improve cardiac arrest survival
The National Registry’s new short-form podcast aims to help EMS clinicians quickly apply the latest research and evidence-based guidance to patient care in the field
“Fatigue isn’t just about feeling tired. It’s a physiological and cognitive state that directly impacts decision-making, reaction times and the ability to perform under pressure.”
A 2,500-year-old strategy book might explain why your crews are frustrated and your culture feels chaotic
As EMS on the Hill 2026 approaches, NAEMT President Chris Way and Rob Lawrence explain why unity, legislative relationships and priorities like treatment in place could reshape the future of EMS
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- Insights, actions and the future of EMS: The 2025 ESO EMS Index
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- Is it time to turn off the sirens? Podcast explores lights & siren use and unintended risks
- Exhausted and overworked: The fatigue crisis in EMS
- Six minutes to live: Inside the push to save cardiac arrest victims