Last Seen Normal

Jul 22 2022

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Last Seen Normal is a podcast where First Responders can share stories and perspectives from a career field that might just break us if we don't laugh about it. Enjoy dark humor and be a part of a phenomenally eclectic community that lifts each other up and sheds light on some of our darkest days. Listen as we share the tough calls, the funny stuff you just can't make up, and everything in between.

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Into the Storm (Beat the Burnout Part 2)

Jul 22 2022 51 mins

Go into the storm with us as we discuss how to beat the burnout with A.K. Dozanti from Life Saver Wellness. We talk about some potentially triggering topics but want to share that we are better for our perseverance through the struggle.

Beat the Burnout Part 1

Apr 03 2022 41 mins

This week we are joined by A.K. Dozanti from Life Saver Wellness, where we will discuss how to beat the burnout for first responders, equine-assisted therapy and how to rebuild ourselves in a better version than ever before.

Journey of Discovery

Mar 13 2022 36 mins

This week we are talking with an operating room nurse who shares her journey of discovery through learning in a high-stakes environment. We will talk about the value of positive mentorship and the importance of allowing ourselves grace as we learn our tradecraft.

A Peek Behind the Curtain

Mar 06 2022 21 mins

We take a peek behind the curtain into a state Emergency Operations Center. It takes a tremendous amount of work to place actionable intelligence into First Responders' hands, and we will have the opportunity to speak with one of the unsung heroes who makes this job look easy. Join us for an exciting perspective on disaster management.

Why We Will Never Be Normal

Feb 28 2022 49 mins

Our host, JJ the Medic, has spent two decades in the United States 911 system as a paramedic. She started as a firefighter and has broken glass ceilings along the way in Special Operations and Remote Medicine. Joining her this week is Claire, who has over three decades of EMS experience in the United Kingdom and now primarily works in academia as a neuroscientist. This conversation