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.
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
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This Inside EMS and EMS One-Stop crossover episode tackles the future of EMS and how agencies should be adapting
What UK ‘Med Twitter’ taught us — and what comes next
It’s 2026 — why do pediatric calls still make us sweat?
If alpha and beta receptors make you panic, listen to this
Research focuses on how care delivery may differ based on a patient’s ethnicity and race.
Dr. Peter Antevy breaks down the realities of field delivery, the lack of neonatal training and how EMS can catch up
Wake County EMS’s John Sammons explores the human side of system design — and why “everyone comes back tomorrow” should be the new goal
The International Journal of Paramedicine offers EMS professionals a smarter way to challenge and grow ideas
An episode of Malcolm Gladwell’s podcast “Revisionist History” dives into the data — and the noise — behind why EMS sirens may no longer be worth the risk
What happens when textbook physiology meets the back of the ambulance
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- Exhausted and overworked: The fatigue crisis in EMS
- Six minutes to live: Inside the push to save cardiac arrest victims