Nine One One Nonsense

Sam's Pursuit

Emergency Medical Services

Mental Health

Mental Health In EMS

Safety In National Parks

Emergency Medicine

First Responders

Patient Care

Financial Stability

Firefighting

Wildlife Emergencies

Trauma Cases

Resilience

Psychiatric Nursing

Law Enforcement

Emergency Nursing

Stand-Up Comedy

PTSD

Practical EMS Podcast

Child Abuse

Military

Hello! My name is Sam, and I’m currently a full-time Flight Paramedic. I’ve worked in EMS for almost two decades, in multiple fields, which I believe gives me a unique perspective. Throughout my career, I’ve obtained my NREMT Paramedic, Bachelor of Science in EMS, FP-C, and many other certificates and degrees. I strongly believe that sharing our stories can be a healing experience than can educate... more

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Publishes	Twice monthly	Episodes	97	Founded	3 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Society & CulturePersonal Journals

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Latest Episodes

“If I Call 911 And Then Leave, That’s Patient Abandonment.”

Andrea Law shares her inspiring journey from Chief Operations Officer to compassionate nurse and advocate for EMS. From her work in wound and ostomy care to balancing motherhood and content creation, Andrea opens up about the emotional challenges, re... more

10 Feb 2026 • 1 hr 3 min

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“You Can Feel It In The Air…”

Brock, an emergency room nurse known online as Scrubladdy, joins me to share his journey from med-surg to emergency medicine and the lessons he’s learned along the way. We dive into the realities of life in the ER, the challenges of maintaining balan... more

20 Jan 2026 • 49 min

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“We had Picked Up The Wrong Body.”

Laurie, an EMT with nearly two decades of experience, joins me to talk about her journey from personal trainer to first responder — and how fitness, discipline, and honesty have shaped her career in EMS. From her earliest days on the ambulance to her... more

10 Jan 2026 • 56 min

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“You Don’t Have To Be The Smartest Guy In The Room To Really Make An Impact On Someone.”

Nate, an ER nurse and travel nurse, shares his journey from bartending and barista work to finding his passion in healthcare. Inspired by the compassion shown to his mother during her cancer treatment, he’s built a career across multiple states while... more

20 Dec 2025 • 53 min

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Recent Guests

Brent Fenton

Firefighter and paramedic with over 21 years of service.

Fire Department Coffee

Episode: “There Is Joy On The Other Side Of Pain And That Is My Why.”

ER Nurse Sam

Emergency department nurse and content creator known as ER Nurse Sam

Episode: “Your Patients Are Most Importantly People.”

Michelle Pantoja

A trauma nurse with a passion for patient care and advocacy for healthcare reform.

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Episode: “You’re Not Coping And You Will Not Survive This.”

Greg Grogan

Police officer, veteran, and co-founder of the Overwatch Collective

Overwatch Collective

Episode: “You’re Very Timid On The Job, Because You Don’t Want To Go To Jail.”

Destiny Morris

Licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in first responders.

Episode: “There Will Be No Grippy Sock Vacations Today.”

Sarah Lorenzini

Rapid Response nurse and educator with over 21 years in nursing.

Rapid Response RN

Episode: "Even If You Can't Save Them, You're Privileged To Be With Them In Their Last Moments."

Ginger Locke

An EMS educator and host of Medic Mindset

Medic Mindset

Episode: “People Giving Advice Are Usually Sharing Their Regrets.”

Jimmy Apple

Paramedic specializing in pediatric and neonatal critical care, also known as The EMS Avenger on social media.

Episode: “I Would Pay To Have That Moment But, I Got Paid To Have That Moment.”

Lauren Ignacio

Registered nurse and personal trainer with a background in critical care, now a clinical instructor and business owner.

Episode: “Bite The Bullet And Get It Done.”

Host

Sam

Host of the show, a dedicated Flight Paramedic with nearly two decades of experience in various sectors of EMS, emphasizing the importance of sharing stories in healing and education.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 86 ratings

Great podcast!
I have enjoyed so many episodes! Thank you Sam for what you do and for making this podcast! I have laughed and cried and importantly found encouragement in my nursing career.
Apple Podcasts
5
BeckyERRN
United States4 months ago
Fellow EMS podcaster review!
One of the best EMS podcasts I’ve listened to!! Sam you are making big strides friend!! We at P3 appreciate you!!
Apple Podcasts
5
c.baker106
United Statesa year ago
A must for first responders and ER personnel !!
I absolutely love this podcast! Each time I learn something new clinically.i have laughed out loud, gotten chills and also tearful at what guests have shared. I’m also so happy to hear that PTSD and the emotional toll of this work is openly addressed. Sam is an excellent interviewer and I’m excited to rock out in my NOON merch!
Apple Podcasts
5
Tara the Walking Deadlifter
United States2 years ago
Recommending to my pals!
Came here for EMS 20/20, stayed for the amazing interviews Samantha hosts! I have been following for only a couple weeks, but have been able to listen to multiple episodes on my 6hr per week commute. I’ve laughed, cried, learned - and that’s just in a single episode. Will be recommending to my pals ☺️
Apple Podcasts
5
MedicMitah
United States2 years ago
Great informative podcast
As a mother of a front line health care provider this podcast has helped me understand the stress, strain and emotional toll this job puts on people who are doing their jobs. I’m so glad my daughter recommended this podcast and I’ve shared it with many others. It’s funny, exciting, heartbreaking and educational. I love that so much focuses on taking care of their mental health. Great job Sam.
Apple Podcasts
5
Cathi Nicol
United States2 years ago

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The content has been praised for being educational, providing vital insights into the emotional and mental health challenges faced by healthcare workers.

Many find the interviews engaging thanks to the host's thoughtful questioning and ability to create a comfortable environment for guests.

The podcast fills a critical gap in discussing mental health within the context of emergency services, fostering a sense of community and shared experiences among listeners.

Listeners appreciate the heartfelt and genuine storytelling approach, which resonates deeply in the emergency services community.

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Apple Podcasts	#239	United States/Society & Culture/Personal Journals
Apple Podcasts	#114	Canada/Society & Culture/Personal Journals

Talking Points

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“You’re Assessing Risk In Real Time And Deciding If You’re Going To Tolerate It.”

Q: What would you say has been your most impactful situation or story?

One negative impactful experience was dealing with a chaotic scene at a biker rally where gunshots were fired, which made him realize the emotional toll and danger of the profession.

“You’re Assessing Risk In Real Time And Deciding If You’re Going To Tolerate It.”

Q: What kind of experience did you need before you felt comfortable getting into this flight position?

A busy 911 experience is crucial as it helps in managing chaotic situations and making patient care decisions.

“There Will Be No Grippy Sock Vacations Today.”

Q: Do you think that there's a huge communication issue with first responders in general because they start to break down when they've had issues at work?

Yes, there is a communication issue because first responders often compartmentalize their feelings and struggle to express them at home.

“There Will Be No Grippy Sock Vacations Today.”

Q: As a first responder therapist, do you have to go to another first responder therapist to dump your stuff?

I don't have to do that every week, but sometimes I feel the need to call my therapist for support after heavy sessions.

“There Will Be No Grippy Sock Vacations Today.”

Q: Do you get a lot of referrals from other first responders?

Yes, a lot of my referrals come from other first responders and local departments that know who I am.

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This podcast provides an insightful look into the world of emergency medical services through the lens of its host, a seasoned Flight Paramedic. Featuring conversations with a diverse range of guests from the healthcare and emergency services sectors, it covers various topics including trauma management, mental health challenges, and personal stories of resilience. The discussions not only highlight the technical aspects of emergency care but also explore the emotional toll of these demanding professions, aiming to educate and foster a sense of community among first responders. Notably, it focuses on both the successes and struggles faced by emergency professionals, creating a platform for sharing experiences that can resonate with those in... more

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2. ER Nurse Sam
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5. Destiny Morris
6. Sarah Lorenzini
7. Ginger Locke
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