Best Majd Podcasts (2025)

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#50 Building an Anti-Burnout Business and Life as an AuDHD Leader, with Dr Hayley D. Quinn 1:10:20

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What happens when two former clinical psychologists and late diagnosed neurodivergent women sit down to discuss burnout, masking, and sustainable leadership? This honest conversation explores the real challenges neurodivergent entrepreneurs and professionals face, and the radical self-trust required to build work that doesn't break you. In this mil…

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Ep. 28 - Laura McGladrey, Responder Alliance, and Stress Injury: How to Get Back to Green and Save Living While Saving Lives. 59:33

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Understanding Stress Injuries in First Line Responders with Laura McGladrey This episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, hosted by Patrick Fink, features a conversation with Laura McGladrey, founder of the Responder Alliance. They discuss the critical issue of stress injuries among first line responders, including professional ski patrollers, healt…

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Ep. 27 - Thermoregulation: The Physics and Physiology of Body Temperature Regulation 32:00

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In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Patrick Fink delves into the topic of thermoregulation, explaining how our bodies regulate temperature in response to environmental changes. Listeners will learn about methods of heat exchange (conduction, convection, radiation, and evaporation), how to measure core temperature, and the body's ph…

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Fast Push #3: Safeback SBX for Avalanche Asphyxia Prevention 17:59

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In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Patrick Fink delves into groundbreaking technology designed to improve safety during avalanche events. The focus is on SafeBack SBX, a Norwegian-developed device that supplies air to users buried in avalanches, potentially extending survival time. Patrick reviews new research published in the Jou…

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Ep. 26 - Physical Training for Mountain Rescue Professionals with Rob Shaul of Mountain Tactical Institute 47:54

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On this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Patrick Fink shifts focus from the science and literature of wilderness medicine to practical fitness tips for search and rescue personnel, ski patrollers, and outdoor rescuers. Patrick interviews Rob Shaw, founder and head coach of the Mountain Tactical Institute, about his specialized training …

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Ep. 25 - Tree Well Burial Study / Wilderness Med Careers AMA with Zack Majd 1:01:23

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In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Patrick Fink breaks down a recent research paper on the differences between simulated avalanche burial and tree well burial, analyzing the findings and their implications for skiers and outdoor rescue personnel. We then transition to a special Q&A session with pre-med student Zack Majd, tackling …

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Ep. 24 - Airway Management in Austere Environments with Dr. Nicholas Weinberg 46:15

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In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, Dr. Patrick Fink discusses airway management in austere situations with Dr. Nicholas Weinberg. They explore two cases published in the Wilderness Medicine Journal, detailing the decision-making processes in managing critically injured patients. Dr. Weinberg shares his background in emergency and wilde…

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Ep. 23 - Inhaled Xenon Gas for Altitude Adaptation 19:34

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Exploring Xenon Gas for Altitude Acclimatization and Sport Performance In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Patrick Fink delves into the use of inhaled xenon gas for sports performance enhancement and altitude acclimatization. The discussion is prompted by a recent claim from a UK climbing team that xenon helped them achieve a rapid…

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Ep. 22 - Moose Mutlow: Yosemite Swiftwater SAR, Family Liaison Officer, and longevity in rescue. 1:28:50

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In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Patrick Fink interviews Moose Mutlow, an experienced outdoor educator and search and rescue professional with nearly four decades of experience globally. Moose discusses his extensive career from being an Outward Bound instructor to working with Yosemite Search and Rescue, and his role as a Famil…

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Ep. 21 - Snow Immersion Suffocation 23:36

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In this episode, we dive into one of the most overlooked but deadly hazards in deep powder skiing: snow immersion suffocation (NARSID). Unlike avalanches, snow immersion deaths happen silently—often within feet of a groomed run—when skiers and snowboarders fall into deep snow or tree wells and become trapped. We explore the research behind these in…

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Ep. 20 - Out of Hospital Airway Adjuncts: King Tube vs LMA 27:27

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King Tube vs IGEL for Airway Management In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, Dr. Patrick Fink addresses a listener's question on whether to use a King Tube or an IGEL as an out-of-hospital airway adjunct. The episode begins with an overview of airway management techniques from mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to supraglottic airway devices. …

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Ep. 19 - Methoxyflurane, the Green Whistle, with Dr. Ross Hofmeyr 45:28

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Exploring Methoxyfluorane for Wilderness Pain Management with Dr. Ross Hofmeyr In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Dr. Patrick Fink discusses the use of methoxyfluorane, an anesthetic gas for pain management in wilderness settings. Joined by guest Dr. Ross Hofmeyr, an anesthesiologist and wilderness medicine expert from South Afric…

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Ep. 18 - Ketamine for Wilderness Pain Management with Dr. Christopher Van Tilburg 45:33

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Ketamine Use in Wilderness Pain Management: An Interview with Dr. Chris Van Tilburg In this episode of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Patrick Fink discusses wilderness pain control with guest Dr. Chris Van Tilburg, focusing on the effective use of ketamine. The episode delves into how ketamine serves as a versatile medication for pain management…

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#49 Driven to Disrupt: How Autistic PDA Strengths Shape Inclusive Impact and Unlock Innovation, with Cherie Clonan 50:11

1y ago50:11

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Cherie Clonan, Founder and CEO of The Digital Picnic, is transforming the landscape of digital media and workplace culture. Guided by her own late diagnosis and idenitification as an Autistic PDA woman, she's pioneering a new standard for workplaces that empower neurodivergent individuals to succeed on their terms. In episode 49 of Classroom 5.0, I…

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#48 Leading Through Loss with Active Hope, Love and Wise Optimism, with Jenny Steadman and Gillian Coutts 57:21

1y ago57:21

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Just 11 days before her life-altering stroke, Gillian Coutts and I had shared the stage at The Thriving Workplace event in Sydney. I was captivated by her charisma, profound insights into applied positive psychology, and unwavering dedication to help others unlock their full potential back then, and remain as inspired by her positive force in the w…

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The Neuroscience of Neurodivergent Strengths and Struggles, with Dr Shohreh Majd 51:40

1y ago51:40

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In episode 47 of Classroom 5.0, I sat down with A/Professor Dr. Shohreh Majd, an expert in neuroscience, to explore what's happening "under the hood" of our neurodivergent brains and bodies. Shohreh shared her insights around the biological basis of our strengths and struggles, and we riffed together on practical strategies that help apply this und…

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Ep. 17 - Resuscitation of the Buried Avalanche Victim, Part 2: The Rescue Algorithm 42:23

1y ago42:23

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In episode 17 of Wilderness Medicine Updates, host Patrick Fink delves into the ICAR resuscitation algorithm for buried avalanche victims. The episode reviews the physiology of avalanche burial and discusses critical determinants of survival, such as duration of burial, airway patency, signs of life, and lethal injuries. The Basic Life Support (BLS…

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Ep. 16 - Medications for Alpine Hut Trips 17:10

1y ago17:10

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In this episode, I share an intense story of dealing with a suprise medical condition during a backcountry hut trip in Colorado. I walk through the diagnostic process, treatment options, and the importance of preparation for stays in remote places. Essential medications and tools needed for handling such emergencies in remote settings are discussed…

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Relationship-Driven Business Growth, and Optimising AI for Sustainable Success, with Jade Warne 46:00

1y ago46:00

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In Episode 46 of Classroom 5.0, I'm joined by Jade Warne, founder of the Small Business Growth Club, who shares her journey as an entrepreneur shaped by her Samoan roots and a creative family. We dive into the unique strengths neurodiversity brings to business, the importance of flexibility, a service-driven mindset, and the impact of AI tools like…

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Ep. 15 - Airway Patency in Avalanche Victims 10:35

1y ago10:35

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This episode, I look at a study from the Eurac research group on rates of airway occlusion in critically buried avalanche victims. Eurac looked at this critical feature of avalanche resuscitation triage as it both affects the way we treat buried avalanche victims, and it helps us to better understand whether technologies like the black diamond Aval…

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45 From Imagination to Impact: Unlocking Creativity 59:23

1y ago59:23

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Ever wondered what separates those with great creative ideas from those who turn them into reality? In this episode of Classroom 5.0, I sit down with Joel Connolly, Creative Director at Blackbird Venture Capital, to explore how creativity shows up in everyday life—and how to move from inspiration to execution. Joel shares insights on the role of pe…

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From Burnout to Breakthrough: Unlocking Neurodivergent Potential, with Mike Knapp 35:46

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Series 5 of Classroom 5.0, NeuroPEAK, is unpacking the stories of the unique strengths and struggles of navigating Neurodiversity in leadership. My guest today is Mike Knapp, an ex-Google innovator and founder of Shoes of Prey who takes us through his journey of discovering his neurodivergent identity after facing burnout. After years of pushing th…

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Ep #43 ADHD and Marketing: The Creative Appeal, with Martin Sully 31:29

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In this episode of Classroom 5.0, Mariane sits down with Martin Sully, founder of Snapper Studios, to explore how branding can foster inclusivity and connection. We discuss the role of neurodiversity in the marketing industry, with insights into how individuals with ADHD thrive in fast-paced creative environments. Martin also shares practical tips …

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The Role of Psychological Safety in Building an Inclusive Work Culture, with Camille Davey 38:10

1+ y ago38:10

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Camille Davey, the founder of Grow Together Now and a lived experience mental health speaker joins Mariane Power to discuss mental health in the workplace. We explore how leaders can transform their workplaces into safe, inclusive environments, where every voice is valued, and share practical, science backed tips to help you hold hard, but necessar…

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Ep. 14 - Spinal Immobilization Guidelines Update 13:35

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Today, we discuss updates in the WMS guidelines regarding the protection of patients with suspected spinal injuries. The Wilderness Medicine Society Clinical Practice Guidelines are all open-access, and you can find links to all of these guidelines on the right sidebar of this page. The education in this episode is based on the: Wilderness Medical …

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Transform Your Health with a Peak Performance Mindset, with Bella Stevens. 45:55

1+ y ago45:55

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Diagnosed at birth with Cystic Fibrosis, Bella's parents were told their daughter would spend a significant portion of her life in hospitals. However, thanks to the fierce dedication she and her family have invested in her health, Bella has managed to change her destiny, and now shares her considered, holistic approach to health and well-being with…

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Leading the Clean Energy Transition, on Purpose, with Seth Pathiyil 57:37

1+ y ago57:37

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In Episode 40 of Classroom 5.0, we delve into the impact of human-centered leadership and purpose-driven business with Seth Pathiyil, Head of Hunter Energy Hubs at AGL Energy Ltd. With over three decades of experience across five industries and four countries, Seth shares how his values-aligned approach is transforming AGL's clean energy initiative…

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#39 The Art of Hard Conversations and Transcendent Leadership, with Dr Cree Scott 54:20

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Ever struggled with tough conversations, unsure how to approach them without causing harm? You're not alone. In this week's episode, Mariane Power sits down with Dr. Cree Scott, founder and CEO of Serenity Psy Consulting, to explore the art of navigating hard conversations. With over 20 years in psychology and leadership development, Dr. Scott shar…

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#38 Diversity in Tech: Empowering Young, Female and Neurodivergent Talent, with Em Gulliver 54:20

1+ y ago54:20

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Em Gulliver, founder of smart tag solution 'Meggi', takes us behind the scenes of what it's really like to navigate the triple minority threat of being young, female and neurodivergent in today's tech industry. From her early days at IBM to thriving as a sought after software developer and founder, Em has learned first hand how to play to her uniqu…

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#37 From Silence to Support. A Systems-Based Approach for Navigating School Attendance Difficulties 1:04:25

1+ y ago1:04:25

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Last year, over 1.5 million Australian children experienced difficulties attending school. That number reflects 39% of families with school aged children. Their lack of attendance is not because they're 'naughty'. Not because they're 'defiant'. And not because of poor parenting. But because they can't. If we're to design a future of learning that's…

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#36 Neurodiversity in Leadership: Building a Neuro-inclusive World and Workforce, with Will Wheeler. 1:07:00

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In this unique, unfiltered episode of Classroom 5.0, podcast host Mariane Power and Will Wheeler, Neurodiversity Consultant at Untapped and co-founder of the Neurodiversity Academy, dive into the challenges and advantages of living and leading with ADHD. This episode deviates from our usual podcast format with no edits or post-production—just real,…

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Ep 35 Leading with Vulnerability and Creating Connected Cultures, with Karen Oldaker 32:34

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Where corporate boardrooms were once considered the place for Executives to buckle down and armour up, my guest today, Karen Oldaker, shares what's driving the shifting desire and demand for authentic, vulnerable leadership. Karen is a Senior Executive, specialising in driving Societal Change and Social Impact both from an employee health and commu…

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#34 Who's Who in Adult ADHD: Navigating Assessment, Diagnosis and Support in Australia, with Mariane Power 46:27

1+ y ago46:27

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'I think I might be ADHD. What do you suggest I do first?' This is by far the most common question I'm asked. And with increased awareness and story sharing by those, like me, receiving a late diagnosis, I'm not surprised. In fact - I'm thrilled! This is a topic close to my heart. In sharing both my clinical insights and lived experience, I hope th…

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Ep. 13 - The High Route: Arguments for Avalanche Airbags 48:51

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This episode is a repost of an interview that was first posted on The High Route Podcast. Hosted by the editor of The-High-Route.com, Jason Albert, we discuss my background in wilderness medicine, and then move on to discuss the research that support my argument and assertion that the avalanche airbag backpack should be standard equipment for backc…

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#33 Integrated Identity: Healing, Belonging and Inclusive Impact, with Mariane Power 55:41

1+ y ago55:41

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With a balanced look at both mitigating psychological hazards and cultivating peak performance, this episode revisits highlights from guests in this series, and takes a look at research that builds both the wellbeing and business case for investing in identity development and boosting belonging in our communities and workplace cultures. Key Takeawa…

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#32 The Neurodiversity Advantage : A Business Case for Inclusive Change, with Natalie Phillips-Mason 55:36

2y ago55:36

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Today's shopping malls work hard to grab our attention. But in their attempts to 'delight' our senses with all their bells and whistles, new findings uncovered in research conducted by today's guest, Natalie Phillips-Mason, reveals today's retail giants might be missing the mark. It's by no mistake this conversation is timed to reach your ears for …

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Sustainable Leadership: Harnessing Hope, Tech and Diversity for Impact, with Charlotte Connell 50:41

2y ago50:41

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Imagine if the key to a sustainable future was already within our grasp, guided by the wisdom of traditional knowledge and the innovative potential of technology. Meet Charlotte Connell: surfer, mom, and green warrior. She's optimistic we can turn our eco-dreams into reality and shares inspiring insights on how to make it happen. Charlotte's journe…

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Change Supercharged. Motivate with Creativity and Authenticity, with Sharon Connolly 42:43

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In today's rapidly evolving world, our agility and capacity to change contributes to a multitide of success outcomes, including our ability to deliver impact. Enter Sharon Connolly, a change management expert loved by leaders around the globe for her innovative approach to communications and change training that looks as beautiful as it is effectiv…

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#29 Unlocking Confidence: Conquering Imposter Syndrome with Alison Shamir 55:36

2y ago55:36

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Ever found yourself questioning your achievements, or feeling like a fraud amidst your successes? You're not alone. Imposter Syndrome whispers doubts and fuels fears driven by 'never enough' thinking in up to 70% of adults, world-wide! Today's guest, Alison Shamir, is an imposter syndrome expert, international speaker, certified coach and media con…

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#28: Navigating Neurodiversity: A Strengths-Based Future of ADHD with Grace Koelma 59:05

2y ago59:05

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Welcome back! I'm your host, Mariane Power, and I'm excited to be bringing you Season 4 of the podcast, featuring conversations with people from diverse minds, bodies, cultures and backgrounds, in a series that explores what it takes to create 'Inclusive Impact'. Each of our guests brings unique lived experience insights and science backed strategi…

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Ep. 12 - Resuscitation of the Buried Avalanche Victim, Part 1: Physiology 18:36

2y ago18:36

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This is part 1 of a multi-part series on the resuscitation of critically buried avalanche victims. In this episode we learn the physiology that we need to understand the resuscitation algorithm. To learn the necessary biology, we follow a rider as they are carried in an avalanche, subjected to traumatic injury, and are then buried and begin to asph…

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Ep. 11 - After the Avalanche with Michael Buchanan 53:38

2y ago53:38

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Episode 11 brings you my conversation with Michael Buchanan is a flight paramedic and senior firefighter / paramedic at the West Valley City Fire Department. He is the founder and operation of Mountain Medical Academy, a passion-driven backcountry medical care education company. We discuss the medical care of avalanche victims which Michael has mad…

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Ep. 10 - Tourniquets from Space Blankets 6:56

2y ago6:56

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In this episode, I discuss the article "Arterial Occlusion Effectiveness of Space Blanket-Improvised Tourniquets for the Remote Setting". In this short blast I get into the meat of this article, and though the authors would tell you that space blankets aren't ready for primetime, I have some thoughts on the matter. In the podcast, I mistakenly say …

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Ep. 9 - FEMA Urban Search and Rescue with Dr Graham Brant-Zawadzki 33:18

2y ago33:18

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In this episode Dr BZ is back to talk about his experience deploying with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Urban Search and Rescue Task Force (USAR). Dr BZ just returned from a deployment with FEMA USAR to Lahaina, HI, where he served as a team physician supporting rescue and recovery efforts there. We touch on: -Training and gear -De…

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Ep. 8 - SAR Provider Injuries & Traveler's Diarrhea Treatment 15:59

2+ y ago15:59

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In this two-part episode, I review an article from the Annals of Emergency Medicine "Occupational Accidents Among Search and Rescue Providers During Mountain Rescue Operations and Training Events" https://doi.org/10.1016/j.annemergmed.2022.12.015 In the second half, we review the treatment of diarrhea in the returning traveler. As always, thanks fo…

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Fast Push #2.2 - Safety Third 8:33

2+ y ago8:33

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In this second Fast Push, you get a riff on a great article from JEMS entitled "Safety is Third, Not First, and We All Know It Should Be" by Christopher Davis MD et al. Apologies to all who got V1.0-- something weird happened in post that made me sound like a chipmunk. I might be a medical professional, but I'm no AV specialist. Summary: 1. Get the…

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Navigating the Future World of Work: How 6 Careers Clusters are Supporting Coaching Conversations with Tomorrow's Top Talent, with Lucy Sattler, CEO of Study Life Grow 43:33

2+ y ago43:33

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From serving fried chicken to co-ordinating military air traffic for the Royal Australian Air Force, Lucy's career has been anything but straightforward. Today, as CEO and founder of Study Life Grow, she uses the leadership skills she learned in her ADFA days to help hundreds of thousands of kids figure out what life after school looks like for the…

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Flush the Traditional 9-5: How Who Gives A Crap is Redefining Work with Purpose. With Catalina Lopera 50:28

2+ y ago50:28

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Want to learn how Who Gives A Crap is revolutionizing the future of work? Our latest episode of Classroom 5.0 features Catalina Lopera, Wellbeing & Workplace Director of Who Gives a Crap Who Gives A Crap is not your average toilet paper company. They're making waves in the industry by prioritizing purpose-driven leadership and culture over pure pro…

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Ep. 7 - Wildfire Smoke and Your Health 26:09

2+ y ago26:09

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In this episode I go deep on the health effects of wildfire smoke, answering some key questions that are relevant to recreational athletes, outdoors professionals, wildland firefighters, and industrial athletes alike: Why is wildfire smoke harmful? Is there a safe level of exposure? Can we trust the EPA's guideline levels? (Spoiler: no) Does the be…

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Ep. 6 - EMS at the Wilderness Boundary with Dr. Graham Brant-Zawadzki 49:21

2+ y ago49:21

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In this inaugural interview episode I have the pleasure of grilling Dr. Brant-Zawadzki about operating an urban EMS system at a wilderness boundary. We talk about: - Improvising outside the protocol - Interfacing with SAR, rangers, and road workers - How response kit and expectations are changed beyond the pavement - What a fellowship in Wilderness…